Make a Wrap Blouse Worth Wearing Again and Again You have been looking for a sweater project that actually looks like something you would buy. Soft, fitted at the hem, feminine without trying too hard — and interesting enough to keep you invested all the way through. The wrap front does the fitting work for you. No guessing whether it will sit right. You work top-down, adjust the length to your preference, and the layered fronts join together for a clean, wrapped finish that holds its shape. Skill Level: Intermediate Finished Size: Bust circumference 94–167 cm / 37–66" (8 sizes), designed with 10–20 cm / 4–8" positive ease The construction flows from back to front, so you can try it on as you go and adjust the body length before you finish A mix of lace, cables, and knit sections keeps the process engaging without becoming overwhelming The ribbed hem and I-cord edge give it a polished, finished look that reads more RTW than handmade "I was nervous about the wrap front but the instructions walked me right through it. I love how it turned out." Materials Laceweight mohair-silk (70% Super Kid Mohair / 30% Silk), held double — 225–400 g depending on size Circular needles US 6 / 4 mm (60–140 cm) for body; optional DPNs same size for sleeves Circular needles US 2.5 / 3 mm (60–140 cm) for ribbing and I-cord; optional DPNs same size Stitch markers, cable needle, tapestry needle, measuring tape
