Let me introduce you to Cancun, a soft and lacy knitted top, easy to work up even for beginners!
It’s freely inspired on Cancun boxy lace top by Erin Kate Archer with some slight alterations to my likings.
Presenting you with it gives me the occasion to show you another side to being a good designer: being able to recognize beauty when and where we see it and being able to credit for it accordingly,
This ability is a great skill nowadays and allows a designer to be inspired by everything without the need for a war for supremacy. Also recognizing someone else did a good job in designing something allow us to bond one another and form long lasting and mutually enriching friendships.
But now to the fun stuff, you surely want to know what I did differently from the original pattern… Below you can find my version. No PDF this time, you will need to read further if you are curious…
My version:
3.75 mm needles
cotton light Drops, colour 31: 5 skeins
Finished size : 68 x 40 cm
Body (make two) :
cast on 98 stitches, work in garter for 6 rows
Eyelet stitch — multiple of 3 + 2
row 1: knit
row 2: purl
row 3: k2, *yo, k2tog, k1; rep from * to end
row 4: purl
Knit for 4 rows
Solid mesh stitch — multiple of 3+5 stitches
row 1: knit
row 2 & all even rows: purl
row 3 (right side): knit 2, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2, psso*, repeat from *, k3
row 5 (right side): knit 1, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2 stitches and pass slipped
stitch over them* knit 1
row 6 (right side): purl
Knit for 4 rows
Netting stitch — multiple of 2
row 1: k1, *yo, k2tog; rep from *to last st, k1. repeat this row 8 total times.
Knit for 4 rows
Solid mesh stitch — multiple of 3+5 stitches
row 1: knit
row 2 & all even rows: purl
row 3 (right side): knit 2, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2, psso*, repeat from *, k3
row 5 (right side): knit 1, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2 stitches and pass slipped
stitch over them* knit 1
row 6 (right side): purl
Knit for 4 rows
Eyelet stitch — multiple of 3 + 2
row 1: knit
row 2: purl
row 3: k2, *yo, k2tog, k1; rep from * to end
row 4: purl
Knit for 4 rows
Solid mesh stitch — multiple of 3+5 stitches
row 1: knit
row 2 & all even rows: purl
row 3 (right side): knit 2, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2, psso*, repeat from *, k3
row 5 (right side): knit 1, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2 stitches and pass slipped
stitch over them* knit 1
row 6 (right side): purl
Knit for 4 rows
Netting stitch — multiple of 2
row 1: k1, *yo, k2tog; rep from *to last st, k1. repeat this row 8 total times.
Knit for 4 rows
Solid mesh stitch — multiple of 3+5 stitches
row 1: knit
row 2 & all even rows: purl
row 3 (right side): knit 2, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2, psso*, repeat from *, k3
row 5 (right side): knit 1, *yarn over, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit 2 stitches and pass slipped
stitch over them* knit 1
row 6 (right side): purl
Knit for 4 rows
Eyelet stitch — multiple of 3 + 2
row 1: knit
row 2: purl
row 3: k2, *yo, k2tog, k1; rep from * to end
row 4: purl
Knit for 4 rows
Classic bind off.
Seaming :
sew the shoulder and the side
BTW, remember to share with me the tweaks and amendments you get to apply to my patterns, I will include them on Ravelry.
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When the instructions say “knit 4 rows” at the end of a pattern section, do you really mean “knit these rows 4 times” ?
Yes