The Hedda Tee is knitted from the top down with saddle shoulders. First, two cables are worked for the neckline. These join at the shoulders and continue over the sleeves. Shortened rows in the neck area ensure a good fit. After the shoulder increases, the front and back are worked separately to shape the armholes. The double cables of the sleeves are picked up as side seams on the body, which is knitted in the round in stockinette stitch. A few centimeters before the end, the front and back are divided. The cables then run along the sides of the slits as single cables, as on the neckline, to the end of the body, which is bound off with an I-cord. The sleeves can be knitted either as overlocked sleeves or as T-shirt sleeves - then with a sleeve ball formed by shortened rows - and also end with an I-cord. Buy the pattern here.
