Rosemary V-Neck Pattern

This shirt can be worked with wool, blend wool or any cotton yarn to your choise. Using a cotton yarn you will get an airy texture and a perfect garment also for autumn or spring. Using a wool or blend wool yarn, you will give a more structured look to your shirt.

In this pattern you will find written instructions and video tutorials attached that will help you in the most important steps.

You will find instructions for 3 different lengths and regardless of the size you can choose whether to make the short, medium or long version.

Sizes
XS, (S), M, (L), XL, (2XL)
The sizes XS, (S), M, (L), XL, (2XL) are designed 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 (wet blocked)
Circumference: 86, (92), 100, (108), 116, (124) cm
Length in cropped version: 40 cm
Length in medium version: 52 cm
Length in the long version: 64 cm

Intended to be worn with approx. 3 – 10 cm of positive ease.
Shown in size M in medium length.

Hooks
5 mm and 5.5 mm hook size, or size needed to meet gauge

You will also need scissors, some removable stitch markers, a measuring tape and a tapestry needle.

Gauge
10 x 10 cm = 15 sts x 10 R with 5 mm hook wet blocked in pattern repeat. In the pattern you will find instructions how to make gauge.

Recommended yarn
5, (6), 6, (6), 7, (8) balls of any sport weight yarn. For mine I used Sport wool by Filati Bertagna composed of 50% virgin wool and 50% acrylic. One ball has 50 gr/125 m.

The amount of yarn is an estimate for normal length only and will 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. For the Long version add one or 2 balls more.