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YarnMain Colour (MC)Nature’s Luxury On Stage50% Merino wool, 30% Mulberry silk, 20% baby camelSport Weight300m / 328yds per 100g / 3.5oz skein
Tools & Materials• 3.75mm / US 5, 40cm / 16” and 80cm / 32” circular needle• 3.75mm / US 5, preferred needles for working small circumferences for sleeves• 3.25 / US 3 (or 2 sizes smaller than main needle), 40cm / 16” circular needle for collar• 3.5mm / US 4 (or 1 size smaller than main needle), preferred needles for working small circumferences for sleeve trim• 3.5mm / US 4 (or 1 size smaller than main needle), 80cm / 32” circular needle for Picot Bind Off• 3.25mm / US D crochet hook for making bobble stitches with the Crochet Hook Method in MC• 2.75mm / US C crochet hook for making bobble stitches with the Crochet Hook Method in CC1• Stitch markers, 3 of which are unique• Waste yarn or 2 stitch holders• Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Contrast Colour 1 (CC1)Nature’s Luxury On Stage Long Métrage50% Merino wool, 30% Mulberry silk, 20% baby camelFingering Weight400m / 437yds per 100g / 3.5oz skein
Please note there is a 15% buffer added to these yarn amounts.The CC2 yardage accounts for being held double for all inlay.
CC2 – 110 (125, 135, 145) (160, 170, 180) (195, 205, 220, 235)m /120 (140, 150, 160) (175, 185, 195) (215, 225, 240, 260)yds of “The Laughing Hippopotamus”
Finished body circumference: 82 (91, 98, 107.5) (118, 127.5, 132.5) (143.5, 152.5, 160, 174.5)cm /32.25 (35.75, 38.75, 42.25) (46.5, 50, 52.25) (56.5, 60.25, 63, 68.75)”
Contrast Colour 2 (CC2) (Held double throughout)Nature’s Luxury On Stage Short Stories50% Merino wool, 30% Mulberry silk, 20% baby camelWorsted Weight200m / 219yds per 100g / 3.5oz skein
MC – 580 (655, 705, 770) (870, 930, 940) (1075, 1240, 1350, 1460)m /635 (715, 770, 845) (950, 1015, 1030) (1175, 1355, 1480, 1595)yds of “Cry Wolf”
CC1 – 120 (135, 145, 160) (175, 185, 160) (175, 185, 195, 215)m /130 (145, 160, 170) (190, 205, 175) (190, 205, 215, 235)yds of “Driving Miss Daisy”
Florence Spurling is a textile designer based in London creating contemporary knitting patterns and teaching hand knitting, machine knitting and crochet.
After designing the Adelia Shawl pattern, I knew I wanted to develop the idea into a garment! Like the shawl, the Adelia Tee uses three weights of Nature’s Luxury On Stage yarn base. Inspired by antique lace fabrics, Adelia combines open delicate stitches with dimensional bobbles and woven yarn inlay that emulates hand embroidery.
To achieve the same look as the sample, choose a similar amount of ease. If between sizes, choose the next larger size for a looser fit, or smaller size for a closer fit.