Stromboli by Caitlin Hunter Yarn Kit

Stromboli is the latest in my Knitaly series- tee patterns inspired and named for places in Italy. My dream is to one day visit all the places in the series! Stromboli is an island near Sicily, and the home of an active volcano (Mount Stromboli).

This pattern is knit from the bottom up in the round, then separated for front and back which are worked flat. After joining the shoulders, sleeve stitches are picked up and worked in the round, either to long or short length as preferred. Finally collar stitches are picked up and worked.

I recommend using a yarn with cotton or linen content to maximize the comfort for warm weather wear, and a solid or tonal yarn to best show the stitch pattern. Mine is knit is mYak Kupa, a blend of baby yak and organic cotton that is exceptionally soft and drapey for light, lacey tees like Stromboli!

SIZES
Measurements given are for the finished garment. This sweater is designed to fit with 7-15”/18-38 cm of positive ease at the chest. Sample shown is size 1- worn with 10” / 25.5 cm of positive ease. See Schematic on page 4 for full fit details.

Chest Circumference:
1 (2, 3, 4){5, 6}

44 (50, 55.75, 61.5) {67.5, 73}”
112 (127, 141.5, 156) {171.5, 185.5} cm

MATERIALS
Yarn:
mYak Kupa Collection / Baby Yak Organic Cotton
(light fingering weight; 50% Baby Yak / 50% Organic Cotton; 127 yards/116 meters per skein)

Colour used in sample:
Avalokita

Yardage:
Note - yardage is estimated and may vary depending on yarn used, gauge variations and modifications.
8 (9, 9, 10) {11, 12} x 25g skeins of mYak Kupa

Ribbing: US 2/2.75 mm
Main: US 3/3.25 mm

Notions:
Stitch marker(s) including 1 unique BOR marker and 2 removeable markers, scrap yarn or stitch holders, tapestry needle, row counter (optional)

GAUGE
22 sts and 32 rows/rounds = 4”/10 cm in stitch pattern on main needle after blocking.

Note - You should always knit your swatch the same way that the pattern is knit—in this case, in the round. Block your swatch as you will your finished garment and allow it to dry fully before measuring.