EspressoTop

Difficulty level: 2⭐️ out of 5⭐️

Description of difficulty levels

1⭐️ out of 5⭐️

Patterns marked with 1⭐️ are suitable for beginners, there are help videos and no difficult techniques.

 

2⭐️ out of 5⭐️

Patterns marked with 2⭐️ are suitable for the slightly experienced knitter who still doesn't want difficult techniques but a project with a bit more detail.

 

3-, 4- and 5⭐️ out of 5⭐️

I don't yet have patterns that complicated or full of difficult techniques if these levels apply. They are simply there so that the knitter can put the degrees of difficulty into perspective.

Needles

Circular needles size 4 mm (60, 80 or 100 cm – depending on growing number of stitches)

Knitting tension

Two threads on needle size 4 mm in stockinette st: 10 x 10 cm = 19 sts x 33 rows after washing and drying

XS (S) M (L) XL

Chest circumference (widest place, measured on own body): 80-84 (85-90) 91-95 (96-100) 101-105 cm

Ease

Ease (negative): 20-25 cm, ie. 20-25 cm is withdrawn from the measurements on your own body, after which you choose the circumference below that fits these measurements.

Measurements of work

Chest circumference: 64 (68) 72 (74) 78 cm
Waist circumference: 57 (61) 64 (66) 71 cm
Length of the top: 34 (35) 35 (36) 37 cm

My EspressoTop in the picture above is knitted in a size small, and my measurements are 90 cm around the chest and 76 cm around the waist.

200 (200) 200 (250) 300 g Viking Bambino (50 g = 175 m)
Materials: 1 button (around 13 mm)

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Hand wash at around 40 degrees (Celsius) with wool soap. Don't let the work soak in the water. Dry flat on top of a towel, preferably with heated floors.

Remember that your project will take its final shape after being washed, as the stitches are allowed to become more uniform. At the same time, you also wash the excess color out of the material that your project is knitted in. You can always read more about it online or search for videos that can help you with the process.