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Lace-trim blouse

Peasant Blouse Knitting Pattern

Knit a loose peasant blouse with a tassel-tied neckline, airy sleeves and a picot-edged lace hem. Choose a cropped or longer body, and short sleeves or three-quarter bell sleeves.
IntermediateWritten directions + schematicSee pattern details
£6.99Digital knitting pattern
  • Nine sizes with clear finished-bust measurements
  • Three body-length suggestions and two sleeve options
  • Adjustable neckline with ties and tassels
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What is inside the pattern?

The PDF includes the blouse instructions, a measurement schematic, three body-length suggestions and two sleeve options.

Is this the right project for me?

Start the neckline flat, shape the back with short rows, then join in the round for the yoke. Separate the body and sleeves and finish with lace, folded picot edges and tassels.

Finished size & fit

Sizes 1–9, with finished busts of approximately 95–175 cm (37½–69 in). Allow about 20 cm (8 in) of ease for the intended drape.

Materials you will need

The sample combines two strands of laceweight linen with one strand of laceweight mohair-silk. The linen can be replaced with one fingering-weight strand. Use 2.5 and 3 mm circular needles, a 2.5 mm double-pointed needle, stitch markers and a tapestry needle.

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Download after payment from the confirmation page or email. Digital purchases are generally non-refundable; contact us about duplicate purchases or a problem with your file.

Peasant Blouse Knitting Pattern
Peasant Blouse Knitting Pattern

Soft volume, with a neckline you can adjust

Tie the tassels closer for a narrower opening, or let them fall loose. The lace at the hem gives the fabric definition without weighing it down.

Know your project before you cast on.

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Instructions

The PDF includes the blouse instructions, a measurement schematic, three body-length suggestions and two sleeve options.

Construction & techniques

Start the neckline flat, shape the back with short rows, then join in the round for the yoke. Separate the body and sleeves and finish with lace, folded picot edges and tassels.

Size & fit

Sizes 1–9, with finished busts of approximately 95–175 cm (37½–69 in). Allow about 20 cm (8 in) of ease for the intended drape.

Peasant Blouse Knitting Pattern

Make the length work for your wardrobe

Choose the shortest body for a cropped shape or add length for more coverage. Plan for extra yarn if you go beyond the shortest body and three-quarter-sleeve estimates.

A few things to gather.

Check your yarn and needles before you begin.

Yarn & tools

The sample combines two strands of laceweight linen with one strand of laceweight mohair-silk. The linen can be replaced with one fingering-weight strand. Use 2.5 and 3 mm circular needles, a 2.5 mm double-pointed needle, stitch markers and a tapestry needle.

Gauge

24 stitches and 30 rounds per 10 cm (4 in) after blocking, in both stockinette and the lace pattern, on 3 mm needles.

Before you cast on

A few things before you begin

Plan your yarn, check the techniques and choose the finish you want.

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Which techniques will I use?

Start the neckline flat, shape the back with short rows, then join in the round for the yoke. Separate the body and sleeves and finish with lace, folded picot edges and tassels.

What gauge should I aim for?

24 stitches and 30 rounds per 10 cm (4 in) after blocking, in both stockinette and the lace pattern, on 3 mm needles.

How do I receive my pattern?

After payment, download from the order confirmation page or the link in your email. Contact us if you cannot find your file.

What is the refund policy?

Digital purchases are generally non-refundable. If you bought a duplicate or have a problem with your pattern, contact us and we will help.

How should I choose my size?

Start with your bust measurement, add about 20 cm (8 in), then choose the closest finished measurement. Choose how much extra room feels right for you.

Can I use one strand in place of two linen strands?

Yes. You can substitute one strand of fingering-weight yarn for the two laceweight linen strands. Keep the separate mohair strand and check your blocked gauge.

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