Knit the Nostie by Rebecca Clow, a delightful, airy top featuring beautiful all-over ribbing and lacework that's a joy to knit. In this long-sleeve version of the Nostie design, you'll practice three-needle bind-offs, lace knitting techniques, and picking up stitches to create this versatile and stylish top.
This classic design is knit with Sandnes Garn Line, a breathable blend of cotton, viscose, and linen that creates a cool, comfortable fabric with lovely drape. The linen and cotton provide crisp stitch definition, while the viscose adds softness and fluidity, making Line an ideal choice for lightweight garments. The result is a sweater that feels airy, polished, and perfectly suited everyday wear. All the yarn you need for your selected size is tucked inside a large TWT tote with a stitch marker!
Pattern sold separately. Purchase the Nostie knitting pattern by Rebecca Clow on Ravelry.
Yarn Set Includes:
- 8–16 balls (50g each) of Sandnes Garn Line, depending on your selected size and colorway
- The Woolly Thistle stitch marker (selection varies)
- The Woolly Thistle large tote
Construction Information from Ravelry: The pattern is started at the bottom hem and worked in the round. The front and back are worked flat with neckline shaping added and the shoulders are joined. The collar is picked up and knit in rib. Sleeves (or arm cuffs) are picked up and worked in pattern. It can be made sleeveless, short-sleeved, or long-sleeved.
Sizes: Yarn set sizes are based on finished bust circumference. The pattern recommends 2–4" (5–10 cm) of positive ease. The yarn quantities provided are sufficient for the long-sleeve version of this design.
- Up to 34.75" — 8 balls
- Up to 42.5" — 10 balls
- Up to 50.5" — 12 balls
- Up to 58.25" — 14 balls
- Up to 66.25" — 16 balls
Colorways:
- 1015 Morning Mist
- 3819 Spicy Orange
- 4372 Burgundy
- 6061 Slate Blue
- 9564 Matcha
Matching gauge is important to ensure you have enough yarn for your project. If you are concerned about yardage, you may wish to purchase an extra ball. Every effort is made to accurately represent yarn colors, but colors may vary depending on your screen settings.