Jody Tank Knitting Pattern

Jody Tank Knitting Pattern

Jody

Description

A lace bottom tank. Created by the Daily Knitter staff.

Sizes: Sizes: S/M(L/XL)

Supplies

4(5) Skeins in 61422 Very Berry – Bernat Cottontots (100% Cotton; 3 oz / 200 yds)

Knitting Needles – Size US 6

Crochet Needle – Size J

Details

Gauge – 15 sts = 4″ in Stockinette Stitch

Directions

Cast On 60 (66) stitches.

Row 1: P row.

Row 2: (RS) K2, * YO, K3, with Left needle lift first stitch of the 3 stitches just knitted over the last 2, repeat from * to last stitch, K1.

Row 3: P row.

Row 4: K1, * K3, with Left needle lift first stitch of the 3 stitches just knitted over the last 2, YO, repeat from * to last 2 stitches, K2.

Repeat Rows 1 – 4 until piece measures 5″. Begin working in Stockinette stitch until piece measures 11 1/2″ (12″). To shape armholes, BO 4 (5) stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows. Then decrease 1 stitch at each edge of every RS row 1 (2) times. Continue until armhole measures 3″ (3 1/2″).

Next row (RS) Knit 8 (10) stitches and place remaining stitches on holder. Turn and Purl 8 (10) stitches. Continue working in Stockinette stitch. On 10th and 16th row, decrease 1 stitch at the neck edge only. Continue working in Stockinette stitch until armhole measures 7 1/2″ (8″). Bind off.

Place stitches from holder on needle and attach yarn. Bind-off center 44(46) sts, and knit to the end. 8 (10) stitches should be left on the needle. Continue working in Stockinette stitch. On 10th and 16th row, decrease 1 stitch at the neck edge only. Continue working in Stockinette stitch until armhole measures 7 1/2″ (8″). Bind off.

Repeat for back of tank. Seam front and back together, adding an edging around the neck lines and armholes with a crocheted chain stitch.

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