1818 Blouse in two-colored fisherman’s rib

Two-tone patent knitting is a beautiful and characteristic knitting technique that is all too rarely used for knitted clothes. We want to change that, which is why we have created this beautiful blouse in a two-tone patent. In the picture, we have chosen to combine jeans blue with charcoal gray, but it is only the imagination that sets limits in relation to color combinations.

The design of the blouse is quite simple, because not many details are needed when working with a two-color patent. The primary detail of the blouse is the beautiful effect that is created when a two-colored patent is combined with the raglan inserts at the blouse's sleeves.

In this recipe, Mayflower Cotton Merino Classic has been used, which has a running length of 110 meters per. 50 grams and consists of 50% wool and 50% cotton. These two organic materials ensure that the yarn feels comfortable against the skin and provides good breathability, so the blouse can be used all year round.

This pattern is primarily intended for very experienced knitters, as two-color patent knitting is both an exciting and challenging knitting technique.

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