Knitting Pattern Fibonacci Top

Information:
The Fibonacci top is knitted seamless from the top down. You start with the cuff for the neckband. After knitting the neckband you knit the shoulders seamless. Next you pick up stitches from the shoulders and the back panel of the top is knitted flat. The increases for the back panel are made in a decorative wide raglan line. The front panel is knitted in the same way, but the Fibonacci pattern is worked across the front panel. The discreet lace pattern is worked within both of the raglan lines and in the middle of the front panel of the top. After the increases the back and front panel are joined to knit in the round and the Fibonacci pattern continues across the front panel.

Inspiration:
In mathematics, the Fibonacci numbers form a sequence, the Fibonacci sequence, such that each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, starting from 0 and 1

0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, …

What skills are you going to need and what will you get

• knit
• purl
• knit stitches together
• slip slip knit ("ssk")
• pick up stitches from the right side and from the wrong side
• german short rows
• raglan increases

Size information

Sizes:
XXS (XS) S (M) L (XL) XXL

Bust circumference:
80 cm (85 cm) 90 cm (98 cm) 108 cm (120 cm) 130 cm

Width of the top:
approx. 80 cm (85 cm) 90 cm (98 cm) 112 cm (124 cm) 134 cm
measured, where the top is joined for knitting in the round
Please note: For sizes L, XL and XXL there is a positive ease of approx. 4 cm included

Length of the top:
45 cm (45 cm) 48 cm (50 cm) 55 cm (58 cm) 60 cm

What material will you need

Needle size:
3 mm

Materials:
2 circular needles 3 mm (80 cm), circular needle 2,5 mm (80 cm and 60 cm), tapestry needle, stitch markers

Gauge:
24 stitches x 36 rows = 10 x 10 cm (stockinette stitch)

Suggested Yarn:
200 (200) 250 (250) 300 (350) 350 g „Safran“ by Drops Design,
160 m/ 50g (175 yds / 1.76 oz), 100% cotton

Alternative yarn suggestions:

• „Tynn Line“ by Sandnes Garn (two threads held together)
• „Line“ by Sandnes Garn
• „Cumbria“ by Pascuali