My daughter, Roz, turns 13 next week. She is my first teen and a born diva – she has a fashion sense like no other. This was the first fashion piece she asked me to make and we worked on the design and lengths and the mesh together to create this unique layering piece. I love that is extends the use of summer clothes and I’m curious to see how she chooses to style.
As for me, I love to wear the Roz In Arms Top with a body suit and jeans, over my yoga clothes while I’m off to class, or with some sweats as I work on my next project idea.
Materials
H Hook
1 and a bit skein Bernat Premium or equivalent worsted weight yarn (approx. 420 yds), Lionbrand Pound of Love is a great substitute
Gauge
7 stitches (dc – dc) per 5 cm x 4 rows per 5 cm
Stitches
DC
HDC
3 hdc tog
Sk - skip
Special Notes

1. This garment is made by making the base and then adding the sleeves, and then working up and over the head
2. These are not made lopsided! The chains per sleeve do not match because they have to count as the first few stitches of the next row
3. Do not twist the arm chains
4. When you are skipping stitches for the neck line, remember to count the dc and the ch
5. Mesh is created by putting Dc’s into Dc’s from previous rows