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Yps Top
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APRIL 2024
the YPStop Var 2 is the updated top-down version of the pattern. You get 2 patterns if you purchase the YPS top.
the original and the variation 2.
VAR 2:
The YPS top is a simple summer top, easy to style and easy to wear. The name Yps is short for Ypsilon (the german word for the letter “Y”).
There are 2 variations of the YPS top pattern. The original version, Var 1, is the simple bottom-up version, while the new version, Var 2, is knitted top-down and includes some neat finishing elements such as I-cord edges. Find single PDF patterns for both versions.
For Var 2, you will start with a provisional cast-on and work the upper back triangle using short rows. After that, you split for the shoulders, which are knitted separately in garter stitch with a faux I-cord edging. For the front, both shoulder pieces are joined again, and after you have shaped the front triangle with short rows, all stitches - including the back stitches from the provisional cast-on - are joined in the round to knit the main body in stockinette. By working a split hem in garter stitch with faux I-cord edges, you create a neat finish.
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SIZES
1 (2/3/4/5) 6 (7/8/9/10)
91 (95.5/100/104.5/109) 120 (131/140/151/160) cm
35.75 (37.5/ 39.25/41.25/43) 47.25 (51.5/55/59.5/63) inches
YARN
Kremke Soul Wool, Morning Salutation (DK; 51% tencel (lyocell), 49% cotton; 110m (120 yds) per 50g) in shade 2 Eggshell
ORIGINAL / OLD
The Yps Top is a simple summer top, easy to style and easy to wear. The name Yps is short for Ypsilon (the german word for “Y”).
The construction is simple, but unique. It’s worked bottom up, started with a split hem, then joined in the round, then separated at underarm to shape back and front using short rows. Finally, the sleeves are worked in garter stitch, starting at front and joined to the back with the 3-needle method.
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SIZES
1 (2/3/4/5) 6 (7/8/9/10)
88,75 (93,25/ 97,75/102,25/106,75) 117,75 (129/137,75/149/157,75) cm
35 (46.75/38.5/40.25/42) 46.25 (50.75/54.25/58.5/62) inches
EASE
Sizing is a guide only and you should pick the finished measurement size closest to the wearer’s measurements
It’s recommended to wear it with positive (or no) ease of 0-5 cm (0-2 inches)
NEEDLES
Circular needle to obtain gauge: recommended 4,5 mm (US 7) with a length at least of 80 cm (32 inches)// additional needle (similar size) for 3-needle bind off
GAUGE
18 sts x 30 rows = 10x10 cm (4x4 inches) in stockinette stitch, blocked
18 sts x 35 rows = 10x10 cm (4x4 inches) in garter stitch, blocked
YARN
Worsted or DK weight or yarn to obtain requested gauge
E.g.: Kremke Soul Wool, Reborn Jeans DK (Worsted; 70% cotton, 25% polyester, 5% other fibres; 300m (328 yds) per 100g) in shade 802 Blue Denim Medium
Alternative yarn
METRES NEEDED
500 (550/600/650/700) 800 (900/1000/1100/1200) m (550 (600/660/710/770) 870 (980/1090/1200/1300) yds
-->Yardage may vary a bit from knitter to knitter, yarn to yarn! Have always a bit more in stock to be on the safe side.
NOTIONS
Stitch markers (2) // Stitch holders or waste yarn // Tapestry needle
The pattern is techedited (Thanks to Amelia woollenwords and testknitted by a bunch of very talented testknitters! check out there beautiful projects
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