Parsley is an easy, breezy tank with lots of beautiful details. It has a split hem with twisted rib faux cables travelling up the side panels. Tubular selvedges frame the armholes beautifully.

The tank is constructed seamlessly from the bottom up. The rib is knitted separately before joining for the body. It is then knitted in the round until the armholes when the front and back are knit separately and joined at the shoulders using a three-needle bind-off. The neck trim is picked up and knitted in the round.

SKILL LEVEL
Beginner/Intermediate

SIZE
30-32 (34-36, 38-40, 42-44, 46-48, 50-52)” / 76-81 (86-91, 97-102, 107-112, 117-122, 127-132) cm circumference at bust.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS (AFTER BLOCKING)
35.75 (39.25, 42.75, 46.75, 51, 55)” / 90.5 (99.5, 108.5, 119, 129.5, 139.5) cm circumference at bust.
Intended to be worn with 4” / 10 cm of positive ease. (4” / 10 cm of positive ease on model)

YARN
The Fibre Co. Luma (50% Wool, 25% Cotton, 15% Cellulose - Linen / Flax, 10% Silk, 125 m (137 yd) per 50g hank) in shade Basil - 5 (5, 6, 7, 7, 8) hanks
When using the suggested yarn, I recommend alternating hanks as you work to give an overall blended appearance.

NEEDLES
3.5mm (US4) 80cm (32 in) circular needle (or size to obtain gauge)
4mm (US6) 80cm (32 in) circular needle (or size to obtain gauge)

EXTRAS
Tapestry needle
Stitch markers
Waste yarn or stitch holders

GAUGE (AFTER BLOCKING)
22 sts and 28 rows to 10cm (4 in) measured over stockinette using 4mm (US6) needles
Please swatch carefully, as incorrect gauge will cause the sweater to come out the wrong size. The wrong gauge may also cause you to run out of yarn.

ADVANCED TECHNIQUES IN THIS PATTERN
Magic Loop
Alternating Cable Cast-On
Three-Needle Bind-Off
Tubular Bind-Off
German Short Rows