Boxy Lace Tee Using Rowan Alpaca Classic

Name: Boxy Lace Tee Using Rowan Alpaca Classic
Brand: cyt
SKU: PDF-CC-BOXY-LACE-TEE
Price: 14.0 USD
Availability: InStock

“Fuzzy, airy, feminine!”

We like the juxtaposition of a modern, boxy shape and feminine lace motifs knit on a slightly grand scale. With shaped shoulders, a gently dipping neckline, and options for two different lengths, this lacy top is so easy to pop on, and feels both comfy and really pretty.

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“Fuzzy, airy, feminine!”

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Shown in Rowan Alpaca Classic

This version of the Boxy Lace Tee was knit in Rowan Alpaca Classic—soft, sophisticated, and oh, so snuggle-able! The cotton net at the core of the strand captures an abundance of alpaca fuzz for a yarn that’s as light as it is soft. The dye, which saturates the alpaca fiber with a jewel-like intensity, infuses with the cotton more gently. The result brings brilliant tonal depths to your Boxy Lace Tee.

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Sizes

Sizes: S (M, L, XL). Details given for S; larger sizes in parentheses ().
Finished bust: 45 (52, 59, 66)"/114 (132, 150, 168)cm.
To fit bust: 28–32 (34–38, 40–44, 46–50)"/71–81 (86–97, 102–112, 117–127)cm.
With approx. ease: 13-17 (14-18, 15-19, 16-20)"/33-43 (35½-45½, 38-48, 41-51)cm.
Finished lengths: Measured from high shoulder (where shoulder meets neck) to bottom edge.

Short version (shown here): 19½ (19¾, 20, 20¼)"/49½ (50, 51, 51½)cm.

Yarn requirements

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Knitter's notes

The simple lace motifs in this pattern work well with a wide variety of yarns. Just be sure to swatch before starting your project. Although swatching in a lace pattern takes a bit more effort, you'll find that it gives you the chance to become more comfortable reading through the pattern and chart–well worth the time!

When working with lace patterns, we like to use needles with long, tapered tips to help with decreases. And because it can be easy to miss an increase or decrease, we like to count our stitches often to make sure we're still on track.

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