Siena is designed to be worn as a t-shirt, as a light sweater over a top or under a heavier cardigan.
It is made with a soft 100% cotton yarn.
Being born as a summer garment, it has a perforated pattern on the sleeves (inspired by the crochet cotton knits of the past), along the neck and in the bottom part of the shirt. It is designed to be worn with high-waist skirts and trousers.
This t-shirt is worked from the top down, after the yoke the sleeves are put on hold and worked later. It’s an intermediate level, so if you are new working top down sweaters, this can be a nice challenge.

Measures:
The one in the picture is a t-shirt in size M in the colour RAME (usually I wear a size M / it 44 / UK 10).

Size S / M / L / XL
Bust, circumference 78 cm /100 cm / 112 cm / 116 cm 30.7” / 39.3” / 44” / 45.6”
length (from under the arm) 24 cm / 26 cm / 27 cm / 30 cm 9.4” / 10.2” / 10.6” / 11.8”
Arms Circumference 28 cm / 32 cm / 34 cm / 36 cm 11” / 12.6” / 13.3” / 14.1”

Materials:
Pima Cotton by We Are Knitters
S: 2 balls (200 g)
M: 3 balls (300 g)
L: 3 balls (300 g)
XL: 3 balls (300 g)
Needles: 4.50 mm /US 7 /UK 7 circular needles with a cord of 60 cm/ 23.6 inches.

Notions:
8 Markers
Tapestry needle
Waste yarn

Gauge in stockinette and holey stitch with 4.5 mm
10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches) = 18 stitches x 23 rows

What you need to know:
Knit, also with circular needles
Purl, also with circular needles
Make 1 right/left
Holey stitch (tutorial in the pattern)
Knit 2 together
Stretchy bind off (tutorial in the pattern)