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Lake Broadwater is a natural occurring lake in regional Queensland Australia near the town of Dalby.

Broadwater Tee has been named after this very lake. It is popular in summer and long weekends, with many families camping and boating, although the recent drought has dried this natural lake up.

Skill Level
Intermediate

About the Pattern
The pattern is written in 4 sizes,with 2” positive ease around the bust.
To fit bust:
XS - S 32”
M-L 40”
XL-2XL 48”
3XL-4XL 56”

This raglan style tee, is worked top down, so perfect for gradient yarns.

It is critical you meet gauge. There is a detailed gauge swatch section and a long list of tested yarns that met gauge.

After splitting for the sleeves, the top increases on both sides, to allow for a loose fit around the waist and hips.

There are 3 options for sleeves - short, half length and full length.

There are 2 lengths instructed in the pattern (tee length and tunic length) but if you wished to add more increases you can.

There are 2 options for finishing the sleeves included in the pattern.

Hand drawn charts have been included for splitting of the sleeves for each size, due to the complexity of the pattern repeat.

This pattern has been fully tested, but we are all human, so if you find a mistake, please message me. All images belong to Buttonnose Crochet within the pattern, unless otherwise noted.

Image 1 & 2 - Size XS - S made with 1.5 x Lionbrand Shawl in a cake (Unique Unicorn) 5mm hook

Image 3 - size XL - 2XL made with 1 x Scheepjes Whiligig (teal to lavender) and around 50m of a Whirligigette (teal) 5.5mm hook.

Important information

Due to the nature of the pdf sale, a refund will not be offered, but i am more than happy to offer full pattern support. This pattern is the property of Buttonnose Crochet. Please do not copy, share or claim this pattern as your own. I also ask no video to be made of this pattern without my permission.