MOSAIC QUEEN GIVEAWAY

FREE BASE GARMENT OF YOUR CHOICE: sweater, tunic or dress (no code needed, mosaics are sold separately) MOSAIC https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/meadow---medium-... The sweater is my fav: https://youtu.be/AUWdp8RIUgY?si=UH7em8SpShncqq1r

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VIDEO PRESENTATION

This is a top down, seamless, round yoke pattern designed as a base for all the following mosaics:
MEADOW, Medium MOSAIC #2

The above mosaics come in 3 sizes: small, medium & large
The small one repeats 6x on front & back
The medium one repeats 3x on front & back
The large one repeats 1x on front & back
To see how the tunic would look like with mosaics on, follow the links mentioned above.

The sweater is light and practical for every day life. The pattern uses basic stitches and the PDF has links to stitch tutorials.

To add mosaic, you need to check out the designs mentioned above, purchase the one(s) you like the most, then work it/them onto the sweater yoke (front & back) using waistcoat stitch and your favourite contrasting colour (35g in total).

CONSTRUCTION
This garment is worked top-down, round yoke & seamless.
The neckline is ribbed, the front & back panels have each a 6/3/1 x repeating pattern of stranded crochet made using the Intarsia technique (waistcoat stitch)
The torso & sleeves end with ribbing

SIZING GUIDE
Finished Garment Chest Circumference:
36”-62”

YARNS I WORKED WITH
Sultan Solid – Cotton Kings by Hobbii (100% cotton, 400m/100g)
Drops Flora - alpaca (65% Peruvian Highland wool & 35% superfine alpaca, 420m/100g)
King Cole Bamboo cotton 4ply (48% Bamboo Viscose, 52% Cotton, 370 metres/100g)

YARDAGE
Main Colour: 300-500g/1200-2000m depending on how long you wish to make it + the sleeves
Contrast Colour: 35g

TOOLS
3.5mm hook for the ribbed neckline
5mm hook for the yoke
4mm hook for torso & sleeves
4 markers

SKILLS REQUIRED
Chaining
Joining and working in the round as well as in a spiral
Working repeating patterns
Optional:
Reading colourwork charts
Working stranded colourwork with two colours