Edited by pitussa at 2022-11-22 16:20
Mithril is a semi-fitted pullover with curved lower edge (front is shorter than back), jewel neckline, and sleeves slightly tapering towards the wrists.
Begin seamless knitting in rounds from the bottom up using short rows to form the curved bottom line. Then continue to work in rounds up to the armholes; at this point divide work into front and back and work them separately in rows. Join shoulder seams, pick up stitches along the armholes and work sleeves top down. The neckline is decorated with a roll of reversed st sts rounds: pick up stitches around the neckline, work a few rounds in reverse stockinette stitch, roll the trim up and sew it down.
This project includes some bead knitting. I used Toho # 6 beads. Please make sure the bead hole is wide enough for the yarn used. Embellishing your work with beads is optional as the pattern is interesting by itself. If you don’t want to incorporate beads into your knitting, you can simply sew them on your finished knitting, or don’t use them at all.
US 2-4 (2.5mm-3.5mm) knitting needles
Mithril-1
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Mithril-Mail-Shirt.eng.pdf
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