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Ravenna Sleeveless

Ravenna Sleeveless is a top-down sleeveless top with an all-over pointelle-style motif throughout. This pattern has instructions for a button-down version worked flat as well as a tank-top version worked in the round. With so many options, you can customize this pattern to your exact preferences and desired fit. You can easily adjust the length with calculations for your button placement.

This pattern is knit up in a sport weight yarn, which makes it the perfect lightweight garment for summer, but also a great layering pieces for the cooler months.

The Ravenna Sleeveless pattern comes in 12 sizes, ranging from 28.25-67.25 in (72-171 cm) with approximately 1.5-5 in (4-12.5 cm) positive ease.

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