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Dawa
A seamless top-down ribbed slipover
with a cable pattern across the shoulders
and slightly sheer side panels
トップダウンにとじはぎなく編むリブ模様のベスト
後ろ肩をケーブル模様が走り
両脇のパネルはほんのり透けます
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Dawa is a seamless slipover with ribbing and lace patterns on the front and back. Knitted top-down and beginning with a cable panel across the shoulders on the back, the front and back are worked flat off the edges of this cable panel, then joined with sideway-knitted panels with armhole shaping. The lace weight yarn is held double for the most part of the slipover, which gives good stitch definition to the cables and ribbing. Highlighting the lightness of lace yarn, side panels are knitted in a single strand to create a slightly sheer fabric for contrast and to make the slipover a light layering piece.
Knitted in soft and light Baby Yak, this slipover is comfortable even in summer over a sleeveless top. Armholes are deep enough for layering over short or long sleeves and sweaters. You can have fun combining 2 lace weight yarns of different colours or fibre, as well as working with different colour combinations.
Dawa is a Tibetan word that means moon or month. In Tibet, it is often used as a name for children born on a Monday.
SIZES (finished width across bust)
1 (2, 3, 4)(5, 6, 7, 8): 41.5 (46.5, 51, 56.5)(61, 66.5, 72.5, 77.5) cm/
16½( 18¼, 20, 22¼)(24, 26¼, 28½, 30½)“
Sample was knit in Size 2 with + 5 cm / 2” ease at bust. Suggested ease: 5 - 10 cm / 2 - 4”.
YARN
Lace weight
mYak Tibetan Fibers
(350 m / 380 yards per 50 g skein, 100% Baby Yak)
Sample colour: Oatmeal
1025 (1140, 1275, 1415)(1555, 1695, 1870, 1990) m /
1120 (1245, 1395, 1550)(1700, 1855, 2045, 2175) yards
3 (4, 4, 5)(5, 5, 6, 6) skeins
NEEDLES
One 3 mm / US 2½ circular needle, 60 cm / 24” or longer
One 3 mm / US 2½ circular needle, 40 cm / 16” or shorter for working armhole finishing in the round
One 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needle, 60 cm / 24” or longer
A spare 3.5 mm / US 4 needle, or one size larger, for 3-needle BO
Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.
NOTIONS
Stitch marker, removable stitch marker, stitch holder or waste yarn, tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
GAUGE (after blocking)
24 sts and 32 rows (4 reps of 8-row Cable Pattern) = 7.5 cm / 3” in width and 10 cm / 4” in length with 3.5 mm / US 4 needle and double strands of yarn
28 sts and 26 rows = 10 cm / 4” in 1x1 twisted ribbing with 3.5 mm / US 4 needle and double strands of yarn
28 sts and 10 rows of Lace Pattern on p.9 = 10 cm / 4” in width and 3 cm / 1¼” in length with 3.5 mm / US 4 needle and double strands of yarn
21 sts and 34 rows = 10 cm / 4” in Stockinette st with 3.5 mm / US 4 needle, single strand of yarn
Dawaはリブとレースの模様が前後の身頃に入ったとじはぎなく編むベスト. 後ろ肩のケーブル模様のパネルからスタートし, 前と後ろ身頃はケーブルパネルの縁から目を拾ってトップダウンに往復編みし, 両脇のパネルを袖ぐりを作りながら横方向に編んでつなげます. ベストの大部分は極細糸を2本取りにして編むことで, ケーブルとリブ模様が浮かび上がります. 脇のパネルは極細糸の軽やかさを際立たせるよう, 1本取りで編んで透け感のある編地にし, 身頃とコントラストを出すことで, 軽く重ね着しやすいアイテムにしました.
軽くやわらかな糸Baby Yakで編むので, 夏にノースリーブのトップスの上から着ても着心地良く, 袖ぐりが深いので, 半袖または長袖のシャツブラウスやセーターの上にも重ねて着ることが出来ます. 色や素材の異なる2本の極細糸を引き揃えたり, 色を組み合わせるのも楽しいでしょう.
Dawaはチベット語で天体や暦の月を意味します. 月曜日生まれの子どもにつけられることが多い名前でもあります.
出来上がり身幅
1 (2, 3, 4)(5, 6, 7, 8): 41.5 (46.5, 51, 56.5)(61, 66.5, 72.5, 77.5) cm/
16½( 18¼, 20, 22¼)(24, 26¼, 28½, 30½)“
サンプルはサイズ2, 胸回りのゆとりは5 cm.
推奨のゆとり:胸回りで 5~10 cm
糸
極細 (lace) 糸
mYak Tibetan Fibers
(50gかせ=350 m / 380ヤード, ベビーヤク100%)
サンプル使用色: Oatmeal
1025 (1140, 1275, 1415)(1555, 1695, 1870, 1990) m /
1120 (1245, 1395, 1550)(1700, 1855, 2045, 2175) ヤード
3 (4, 4, 5)(5, 5, 6, 6) かせ
針
3 mm / JP3号輪針, 長さ60 cm以上
3 mm / JP3号輪針, 長さ40 cmまたはそれ以下の袖ぐり輪編み用の針
3.5 mm / JP5号輪針, 長さ60 cm以上
予備の3.5 mm / JP5号または6号針, 3本針の伏せ止め用
ゲージを得られるよう針のサイズを調節して下さい.
用具
目数マーカー, 段数マーカー, ほつれ止めまたは余り糸, 糸始末用のとじ針
ゲージ (ブロッキング後)
3.5 mm / JP5号針使用, 2本取りで, ケーブル模様 24目32段 (8段1模様を4回)=幅7.5 cmx長さ10 cm
3.5 mm / JP5号針使用, 2本取りで, ねじり目のリブ10 cm四方=28目26段
3.5 mm / JP5号針使用, 2本取りで, レース模様28目10段=10 cmx3 cm
3.5 mm / JP5号針使用, 1本取りで, メリヤス編み10 cm四方=21目34段
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