Nuneddine Dress by AncallsYarn

Nuneddine Dress

Knitting
Sport (12 wpi) ?
26 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches
US 2½ - 3.0 mm
US 4 - 3.5 mm
US 8 - 5.0 mm
3.5 mm (E)
711 - 1247 yards (650 - 1140 m)
S-M / L-XL
English
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Create an effortlessly elegant summer dress with beautiful texture and an adjustable fit.

The Nuneddine Dress is worked as two flat panels featuring a delicate lace pattern and finished with i-cord shoulder straps and adjustable side ties. The side strings allow you to customize the fit, while the skirt length can be adjusted to create either a short bustier-style version or a full-length dress.

Made with ANCALLS Oat Linen, the finished fabric becomes even softer and develops a beautiful fluid drape after washing and blocking. The hem is finished with handmade fringe created from the yarn tag included with each cone, giving the dress its unique finishing detail.

Sizes
S–M: 85–100 cm (33½–39¼“)
L–XL: 100–120 cm (39¼–47¼”)
The side i-cord strings allow you to adjust the fit for comfortable wear.

Gauge
26 sts × 32 rows = 10 × 10 cm (4 × 4”)
in pattern stitch using 3.5 mm needles,
measured after washing and blocking.

Materials
Yarn
ANCALLS Oat Linen
S–M (Short): 4 balls (approx. 171 g)
S–M (Long): 6 balls (approx. 282 g)
L–XL (Long): 7 balls (approx. 300 g)

Needles
3.0 mm circular needles
3.5 mm circular needles
5.0 mm circular needles

Other Materials
3.5 mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle
Stitch markers
Scissors
Please keep the yarn tag included with the yarn, as it is used to create the fringe

Difficulty
Intermediate

This pattern includes lace charts, shaping, i-cord edging, two-row bind-off, and fringe finishing. Basic chart-reading experience is recommended.

Language
English (US)

Please Note
The skirt stretches vertically when worn. We recommend trying it on as you knit and adjusting the length as needed.
The short version can be worn as a bustier-style top.
Washing and blocking the finished garment will enhance the drape of the fabric.
Yarn usage may vary depending on individual knitting tension.