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This top is finished! I wrote about it here: Fingering Weight Yarn = The Perfect Knitted Tee
There was a #ShowMeYourKnits prompt on Bluesky to share your favorite summer tops and I fell in love with this Outline Tee. Although the tee is meant to be worn with 6-12 inches of positive ease, I love how Kim’s tee is more fitted and not quite so cropped at the hem. I hope mine turns out to be just as cute!
WIP Pics
On the Blocking Mat!
Before Blocking
Cruising through!
Cruising through the right front!
Just getting started!
Done with the twisted rib hem! Now onto sail the sea of stockinette for the rest of the body!
Project Details
Pattern: Outline Tee by Jessie Maed Designs – it’s a $10 download on Ravelry, but the designer offers discounts if that price point is out of your reach, which is pretty amazing. I don’t want mine to have so much negative ease so I’m knitting a size Medium, which feels a bit surreal.
Yarn: Knit Picks Stroll in Paisley Heather – I had a bunch in my stash all purchased at different times, so I’m going to roll the dice and mix dye lots… wish me luck!!
Needles: Wooden circular needles on a 16” cable (from my Sunstruck Interchangeable Needle Set) – I’m using US Size 4 for ribbing and Size 5 for body. For the flat parts, I’m using one size 5 and one size 4 (from my Prism set)… why? Read here.
Materials & Things in the Photos
- Pink Acrylic Kitty Stitch Marker by Hello Kim: purchased at Biddeford Fibre in Biddeford, ME (they still have a few in stock!)
