Cloud Blouse Knitting Pattern – PetiteKnitA light blouse worked from the top down with a shaped shoulder and neck. Two strands of silk mohair create its airy fabric. Prefer a knit kit? View the Cloud Blouse Knit Kit. See the kit page for yarn options and what’s included. English printed knitting pattern. You receive the pattern booklet by post. Yarn, needles, accessories and the finished item are not included.Pattern detailsDifficulty: 3/5 on PetiteKnit's scale. Sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL.Size and fitDesigned for around 12–15 cm of positive ease. Compare your measurements with the finished measurements below. All measurements are in centimetres. Size Finished chest/bust (cm) Finished length (cm) XXS 92 51 XS 96 52 S 102 54 M 106 56 L 112 58 XL 122 60 2XL 130 62 3XL 140 64 4XL 150 66 5XL 160 68 Length excludes the neck edge or collar.Gauge, needles and accessoriesGauge: 20 stitches × 31 rows in stocking stitch on 4 mm needles = 10 × 10 cm. Wash and block a swatch before starting, and adjust needle size to achieve the pattern gauge.Needles: 4 mm circular needles (40, 60, 80 and/or 100 cm); 4 mm double-pointed needles.Recommended yarn stocked at Wild & WoollySandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair held double (two strands of the same yarn). Size Sandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair (metres) XXS 1484 m XS 1696 m S 1696–1908 m M 1908 m L 1908 m XL 2120 m 2XL 2332 m 3XL 2332 m 4XL 2544 m 5XL 2544 m Quantities are converted from the designer's stated amounts using Sandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair: 212 m per 25 g and rounded up to whole metres. The table is the total for both strands: do not double it again. Buy enough complete balls for your size and allow extra for swatching or changes in length.Frequently Asked Questions Is Cloud Blouse the same fabric as Cloud Sweater? No. Cloud Blouse uses two strands of fine mohair/silk yarn held together for a lighter fabric. Check its own gauge and quantities rather than using the Cloud Sweater requirements. Is the Cloud Blouse funnel neck knitted at the start? It is worked last from stitches picked up around the neckline. The shoulders are shaped first with short rows, and the sleeves are worked from picked-up armhole stitches.
