We dont tend to have a lot of fanfare about anything that doesnt have meticulous testing around it, said Winter
R1: dc around, 40 sts, sl into 1st stitch to join R2 to 5: same as R1 R6: change to color B yarn, sc around, 40 sts, sl into 1st stitch to join R7: * dc, skip 1 st, 2dc-V stitch into next st, skip 1 sts * repeat **10 times, sl into 1st stitch to join R8: * fpdc, 2dc-V stitch into next ch2-space * repeat** 10 times, sl into 1st stitch to join R9 to 11: same as R8 R12: * fptr, 3tr-V stitch into next ch2-space * repeat** 10 times, sl into 1st stitch to join R13 and 14: same as R12 ( fasten off, weave in end ) Straps : Back to the top, using color B yarn R1: from the 1st chain of R1, sc around, 40 sts, sl into 1st stitch to join R2: 28 dc, hdc, sc, sc, hdc, 8 dc, total 40 sts ( fasten off, weave in end ) R3: from the last st of R2, skip 4 sts, 3 sc, turn, ch 1 R4: 3 sc, turn, ch 1 R5 to 15: same as R4 R16: 3 sc across ( fasten off ) Join the strap and back side with sc or sl stitch ( fasten off, weave in end ) Repeat from R3 to R16 at other side to make the other strap
The asymmetrical side tie detail keeps it interesting and it's easy to wear with your favorite pair of pants
So overall, bring on the cream it is especially wonderful with flannel ( navy or grey ) and tweed, but also with a linen/wool/silk blend summer jacket
