LEVEL: Beginner - Intermediate.

Note: This pattern includes videos in Ukrainian. You will find all transcripts and interpretations to English in the written instructions of the pattern.

Teddy is a gored skirt, which is worked top down seamlessly in one piece in the round. It starts with a waistband and then divided into gores. The shape is formed by making invisible increases along each gore. The skirt is finished with a few rounds of the hem. In the end an elastic thread is inserted in the waistband with a tapestry needle or crochet for additional support.

Substitute Yarn:
● Gazzal Teddy (40% Merino Wool, 60% Polyamide, 150 m (164 yds) per 50 g), worked with 2 strands held together throughout; 3-4 (6, 6-7, 7-8, 8, 9) balls.
● Nako Paris 2 (60% Polyamide, 40% Acrylic, 244 m (269 yds) per 100 g), worked with 2 strands held together throughout; 2-2.5 (4, 4, 4-5, 5-6, 6) balls.
You may use any yarn in approximate yardage to substitute.

Note:
For Maxi Skirt (length 70-90 cm/ 27.5-35.5’’) you will need twice more yarn. For Mini Skirt (40-50 cm/ 15.75-19.5’’) you will need 1 ball less.

NOTIONS
● Elastic thread for sewing (matching yarn color) 0.5-0.6mm.
● Row counter.
● Scissors.
● Stitch markers.
● Tapestry needle or 4-5 mm hook.