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In “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” of Mendelssohn,
there is a passage “Lulla, lulla, lullaby” that inspired me.
Listening to this music makes me think about a fairy,
but unlike Puck, the fairy boy in that Shakespeare’s story.
I image a fairy girl named Lulla and I design this tee with her in my mind:
she is lovely, mischievous, and sometimes she likes just playing around.

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Sizes: Size 1 ＜XS＞ (Size 2 ＜S-M＞, Size 3 ＜L-XL＞,
Size 4＜XXL＞)

Finished bust measurements: 92 (101, 117.7, 135.5) cm / 36.2 (39.8, 46.3, 53.3)”

Suggested ease: 2 - 16 cm / 0.8 - 6.3” of positive ease

Yarn:
MC: Fingering, approx. 361 (397, 462, 532) m / 395 (434, 505, 582) yds
CC: Fingering, approx. 86 (95, 111, 127) m / 94 (104, 121, 139) yds

Sample: Mythica Fibers Rustic Silk, 100 % Silk,
430 m (470 yds) / 100g

Sample color:
MC: When We Were Inoccent, CC: Lullaby

Needles: US 9 (5.5 mm) & US 7 (4.5 mm)
or JPN 11 (5.4 mm) & JPN 8 (4.5 mm)
Set of 4 DPNS or 80 cm(32”) Circular needles

Gauge:
18 sts × 20 rows in 10 cm (4”) in stockinette stitch using larger needles

Tools:
Cable needle, Scrap yarns, Stitch marker(s), Tapestry needle

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Thank you so much, all my dear testers!
ojaoja, tomoshi, hiromon, maki,
Chiara, cityraccon, Jackie, Odile, Patricia.

And, special thanks to Mythica Fibers, Aya!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MythicaFibers/