Breeze Boat Neck Top

Breeze is knitted in two pieces and then sewn together at the end.  As all edges form actual finished edges of garment, it is important these edges are kept neat. Wherever possible avoid joining new balls of yarn at edges and use “spit and splice” technique for all natural fibre yarns.  Breeze can be worn on its own or as a two piece with Cleo (Skirt).

Breeze gets compliments every time I wear her and the yarn is so beautifully soft: Claudia W (USA)

Knitting techniques include: cabling and knitted cast on
Photographed in Alpaca Champagne.
Knitted in Purl Alpaca designs Fine 100% alpaca yarn
Skill Level: novice / intermediate

To make this in our woollen spun yarn, click here (You'll need between 6-7 balls depending on your size)
To make this in our worsted spun yarn, click here (You'll need between 2.5-3 skeins depending on your size)
To make this in our alpaca/wool blend, click here (You'll need between 6-7 balls depending on your size)
To make this in our alpaca/silk blend, click here (You'll need between 6-7 balls depending on your size)

Small: UK sizes 6-10; to fit approx 73cm – 81cm / 29″ – 32″ bust (weight 300g)
Medium: UK sizes 12-14; to fit approx 84cm – 94cm / 33″ – 37″ bust (weight 350g)
Large: UK sizes 16-20; , to fit approx 96cm – 107cm /38″ – 42″ bust (weight 350g)

Needle Sizes: 3.5mm, 4mm straight needles and Cable Needle 
Tension: 20sts and 26 rows to 10cm square over Stocking Stitch using 4mm needles

Please note, if using a different yarn, correct tension must be obtained to make sure Breeze fits properly.