DIY Knitting Kit Ocean Blouse

A yarn made of seaweed-infused fibre was the prompt for the Ocean Blouse to come to life.

Inspired by the fresh and tender nature of the sea, this blouse was designed with a stitch called “Choppy Sea Stitch”, that is featured in the garment from the hem to the underarm and is complemented by a simple lace stitch in the bust and sleeves.

This design is a creation of isanasfeitoamo by Isabel Nascimento from Companhia das Agulhas In Portugal.

The garment is knitted bottom up, starting at the waist hem, which is knitted in the round and the rest of the blouse is knitted flat. Finally, the set-in sleeves are knitted and the little bows are made.

Check below your size, choose your favourite Atlantica yarn colour, grab your knitting needles and cast on.

This kit contains:

5 (6, 6, 7, 8) balls of Atlantica SeaCell Cotton

Online PDF Patterns in English, Dutch, German, Spanish and French*

*This pattern is a complete download file with text and illustrations in the languages English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. After we have received your payment, you will receive a separate email with instructions to download this pattern.

Measurements:

Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL )

Bust circumference: 82 (88, 98, 108, 122) cm / 32 (34, 38, 42, 48) in

Gauge:

24 sts and 35 rows – 10x10 cm in “choppy sea stitch” using a 3,0mm needle, washed and blocked, (it is important to wash and dry your swatch because your stitch count can change after the first wash).

If your swatch is smaller or bigger, we recommend using another size knitting needle to avoid deviations.

You will also need:

2.5 mm and 3.0 mm circular knitting needles (cable 80/100 cm)

3.5mm crochet hook

markers

tapestry needle

Scissors

Row counter or notebook

Pins for blocking

Skill level description

Beginner – knitters who are familiarizing themselves with the basic knitting techniques

Easy – confident beginners with knowledge of basic knitting stitches who want to venture out into pattern reading

Intermediate – knitters with broad knitting experience, and with good ability to follow more intricate patterns

Advanced – knitters with a very wide knitting experience, familiar with a wide range of knitting techniques and stitches

A yarn made of seaweed-infused fibre was the prompt for the Ocean Blouse to come to life.

Inspired by the fresh and tender nature of the sea, this blouse was designed with a stitch called “Choppy Sea Stitch”, that is featured in the garment from the hem to the underarm and is complemented by a simple lace stitch in the bust and sleeves.

This design is a creation of isanasfeitoamo by Isabel Nascimento from Companhia das Agulhas In Portugal.

The garment is knitted bottom up, starting at the waist hem, which is knitted in the round and the rest of the blouse is knitted flat. Finally, the set-in sleeves are knitted and the little bows are made.

Check below your size, choose your favourite Atlantica yarn colour, grab your knitting needles and cast on.

This kit contains:

5 (6, 6, 7, 8) balls of Atlantica SeaCell Cotton

Online PDF Patterns in English, Dutch, German, Spanish and French*

*This pattern is a complete download file with text and illustrations in the languages English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. After we have received your payment, you will receive a separate email with instructions to download this pattern.

Measurements:

Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL )

Bust circumference: 82 (88, 98, 108, 122) cm / 32 (34, 38, 42, 48) in

Gauge:

24 sts and 35 rows – 10x10 cm in “choppy sea stitch” using a 3,0mm needle, washed and blocked, (it is important to wash and dry your swatch because your stitch count can change after the first wash).

If your swatch is smaller or bigger, we recommend using another size knitting needle to avoid deviations.

You will also need:

2.5 mm and 3.0 mm circular knitting needles (cable 80/100 cm)

3.5mm crochet hook

markers

tapestry needle

Scissors

Row counter or notebook

Pins for blocking

Skill level description

Beginner – knitters who are familiarizing themselves with the basic knitting techniques

Easy – confident beginners with knowledge of basic knitting stitches who want to venture out into pattern reading

Intermediate – knitters with broad knitting experience, and with good ability to follow more intricate patterns

Advanced – knitters with a very wide knitting experience, familiar with a wide range of knitting techniques and stitches