Lucy T-Shirt is a classic raglan-style shirt worked in a lace stitch pattern. It is ideal for warm days, offering a pleasant fit and a touch of sophisticated style.
Thanks to its simple design and detailed instructions, it allows you to easily create a summer t-shirt, combining quick execution with a sophisticated and classy result.
The Lucy T-Shirt is worked seamlessly from the top down in back-and-forth rows. This means you can try it on as you go and add length to suit your own personal style!
In this pattern you will find written instructions and many video tutorials attached that will help you in the most important steps.
Written in US terms!
Sizes
XS, (S), M, (L), XL, (XXL), to fit a bust circumference of: 80 – 85; (85 – 90); 90 – 95; (95 – 100); 100 – 110; (110 – 120) cm; 30 ½ - 33 ½; (33½ - 35½); 35½ - 37½; (37½ - 39½); 39½ - 43¼; (43¼ - 47¼) inches
Finished measurements (after wet blocking)
Circumference: 88, (94), 100, (106), 112, (120) cm
Length (in the mid back): 46, (48), 50, (50), 54, (54) cm
Intended to be worn with approx. 8 cm of positive ease.
Gauge
10 x 10 cm = 20 sts x 10 rows with 4 mm hook in lace stitch pattern.
Recommended yarn
4, (4), 5, (5), 6, (6) balls of fingering cotton/cotton blend yarn or any other yarn that allows you to obtain the correct gauge.
White version: Perla Fine 50% pima cotton, 50% viscose from Miss Tricot Filati (50 g/165 m)
Striped version: Amanda 5 cotton from Tessiland (100 g/260 m). This version is slightly shorter than the white one and I used approx. 70 g of white, 50 g of red, 50 g of brown and 50 g of beige.
Please note that the amount of yarn is an estimate and may vary if you make any changes to your work or if you use a different kind of yarn than the one indicated in the pattern.
Hooks and tools
4 mm for the main pattern, or size needed to meet gauge; 4.5 mm for edges.
You will also need scissors, some removable stitch markers, a measuring tape, a tapestry needle and 6 buttons (ø 20 mm).
Shown in size M
HAPPY CRAFTING!
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