Ivy V-neck top - English pattern

DKK 40.00

Ivy V-Neck Top is a fitted, sleeveless knitted top with a deep V-neckline and a feminine silhouette. The design features clean lines and minimal shaping at the bust, while gentle increases towards the shoulders create a subtle batwing effect. The result is a modern and elegant top with a flattering fit.

The top is knitted from the bottom up. The body is first worked in the round in stockinette stitch, after which the work is divided into front pieces and back piece. The front pieces are worked back and forth and shaped with decreases for the V-neckline and increases towards the shoulders. The back piece is shaped with increases at the sides, and the pieces are finally joined at the shoulders using a three-needle bind-off. The neckline is finished by binding off the remaining neck stitches elastically.

Yarn

- Drops Cotton Merino

Gauge

21 stitches x 28 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch on 4 mm needles

Needle size & length

Circular needles 4 mm / 40 cm & 60 cm

Sizes

XS-XL

Difficulty

3/5

Techniques used

  • Worked from the bottom up

  • First worked in the round (stockinette stitch), then back and forth

  • Division into two front pieces to create the V-neckline

  • Left- and right-leaning increases (M1L / M1R)

  • Decreases: knit two together and knit two together through the back loop

  • Bust shaping with increases

  • Three-needle bind-off for joining the shoulders

  • Elastic bind-off at the neckline

Additional materials

Spare needle (4 mm or smaller)

Stitch holders / scrap yarn

Measuring tape & tapestry needle

Ivy V-Neck Top is a fitted, sleeveless knitted top with a deep V-neckline and a feminine silhouette. The design features clean lines and minimal shaping at the bust, while gentle increases towards the shoulders create a subtle batwing effect. The result is a modern and elegant top with a flattering fit.

The top is knitted from the bottom up. The body is first worked in the round in stockinette stitch, after which the work is divided into front pieces and back piece. The front pieces are worked back and forth and shaped with decreases for the V-neckline and increases towards the shoulders. The back piece is shaped with increases at the sides, and the pieces are finally joined at the shoulders using a three-needle bind-off. The neckline is finished by binding off the remaining neck stitches elastically.

Yarn

- Drops Cotton Merino

Gauge

21 stitches x 28 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch on 4 mm needles

Needle size & length

Circular needles 4 mm / 40 cm & 60 cm

Sizes

XS-XL

Difficulty

3/5

Techniques used

  • Worked from the bottom up

  • First worked in the round (stockinette stitch), then back and forth

  • Division into two front pieces to create the V-neckline

  • Left- and right-leaning increases (M1L / M1R)

  • Decreases: knit two together and knit two together through the back loop

  • Bust shaping with increases

  • Three-needle bind-off for joining the shoulders

  • Elastic bind-off at the neckline

Additional materials

Spare needle (4 mm or smaller)

Stitch holders / scrap yarn

Measuring tape & tapestry needle