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Juliet Tunic - knitting pattern

Juliet Tunic

$8.31

Yarn Weight

The Juliet Tunic is crafted using Worsted / 10 ply yarn, with a gauge of 9 wraps per inch (wpi). You can find the perfect yarn for this lovely project on various platforms, including Ravelry.

Gauge

To achieve the ideal fit for the Juliet Tunic, aim for a gauge of 18 stitches for every 4 inches. This ensures your tunic will have the desired drape and structure, making it a delight for both beginners and advanced knitters alike.

Needle Size

For this versatile pattern, we recommend using US size 6 (4.0 mm) and US size 8 (5.0 mm) needles. Having both sizes on hand will allow you to adjust tension and achieve the perfect fabric for your garment.

Yardage

The pattern requires between 200 and 650 yards (183 to 594 meters) of yarn, depending on the size you choose to knit. This range allows for customization, so you can create a tunic that's just right for your little one.

Sizes Available

The Juliet Tunic pattern is available in an array of sizes to fit newborns up to 10-year-olds, including: Newborn, 3-6 months, 12 months, 18 months, 2T, 3T, 4T, 5-6T, 7-8 years, and 9-10 years. This inclusive sizing ensures you can create a cherished garment for children of all ages.

Description

The Juliet Tunic is a charming, classic button-shoulder A-line tunic featuring beautiful lace accents that add a touch of elegance. This versatile piece is perfect for layering over long sleeves during the winter months or wearing alone in the summer heat. Its top-down design makes for easy construction, allowing you to knit most of the garment in the round, minimizing seams and enhancing comfort.

Additionally, the adorable handmade buttons, perfect for this style, can be found at the popular Etsy shop: Katrinkles. These unique buttons will add a special finishing touch to your tunic, making it truly one-of-a-kind.

Embrace your creativity and enhance your knitting skills with the Juliet Tunic pattern. This delightful design is sure to be a favorite for both the knitter and the child who wears it!

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