Kellynch Tunic Knitting Pattern Download

Anne Elliot has always been one of my favorite Jane Austen characters. This simple but pretty and feminine top would be just the thing for the quiet, self-possessed Anne to wear on a pleasant day walking along the seawall in Bath or perhaps strolling in the gardens of the Elliot family home, Kellynch Hall. This project incorporates several features of Regency-era style: a high waistline, small gathered sleeves, and a wrap-front closure. The sweater is knitted from the bottom up, all in one piece to the armholes, back and forth on circular needles to accommodate the length, and then is divided for the front and back. It features a band of lace patterning around the bottom hem, tapering to the raised waistline. The bodice is knitted with a deep V-neck with a simple eyelet lace pattern. The front edges of the neckline are trimmed with a simple knit-on picot edging. The bodice closes with an interior set of snaps, and an exterior ribbon tie threaded through the eyelets at the waistline. Al