English The Frank top was knit with a cotton-linen blend yarn. It’s closer fitting, worked from the bottom up. You can easily decide on the length of your top as you work. The trim and finishing techniques used were chosen based on the yarn. Sizes: (XS)-S-(M)-L-(XL)-2XL Finished Measurements: Length: (48)-50-(52)-54-(56)-58 cm/ (19)-19.75-(20.5)-21.25- (22)-22.75” 1/2 bust circumference (armhole to armhole) approx: (40)-42-(45)-48-(51)-53 cm/ (15.75)-16.5-(17.75)-19- (20)-20.75” Recommended needles: 3 mm/US 2.5 (body) and 2.75 mm/US 2 (collar) circular needles Gauge: 30 sts and 40 rounds = 10 cm/4” (wet blocked) in stockinette stitch on 3 mm/US 2.5 needles Yarn: Isager Bomulin, 65% cotton, 35% linen, color 0 50 g/2 oz balls = 210 m/230 y (3)-3.5-(4)-4.5-(5)-5.5 balls If you intend to knit a larger garment, you will need more yarn. Español El top Frank esta tejido de abajo hacia arriba , la primera parte en circular y la segunda parte en plano . Tecnicas usadas: vueltas cortas alemanas cierre kitchener cierre italiano Tejido con bomulin de isager en el color 0 ovillos por talle (xs)-s-(m)-l-(xl)-2xl (3)-(3.5)-4-(4.5)-5-(5.5) agujas usadas: 3mm cuerpo 2.75 mm cuello Tension 30 puntos y 40 vueltas en 10x 10 cm

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