Sizes :
1 2 3 4 5 (6 7 8 9 10)
 
Gauge:
11 sts x 17 rounds = 4 x 4”/10 x10cm, stockinette in the round on 8mm needles, blocked
 
Chest Circ:
71 81 89 103 112 (122 132 142 152.5 162.5)cm / 28 32 35 40.544 (48 52 56 60 64)"
 
Yarn:
Super Chunky/Bulky Weight Yarn 
535 624 712 828 917 (1015 1137 1263 1385 1528)meters
584 682 778 904 1002 (1109 1243 1380 1514 1670)yards
 
Needles:
7mm/8mm circular needles with 40/80cm / 16/30” cables or dpn’s for sleeves or needles required to meet gauge
 
Accessories:
Stitch markers, embroidery needle, scissors, elastic thread (optional)
 
Difficulty: Ambitious Beginner
 
Construction:
Worked top down and in the round. A folded rib neckline is followed by a circular yoke with short rows to lift the back of the neck. Sleeve increases are placed directly after the ruffle and then split from the body. Ruffle is added after the garment has been made.
 
Sizing: 
When choosing which size to knit it is best to go by the chest measurement if possible as all bodies are different, and the sizes are only a suggestion. Chest measurements are of the actual garment, recommended ease is + 5-10cm/2-4” at the chest. Designed to be the perfect length for tucking into high waisted jeans, you can always add length to the body. You may need more yarn than is recommended if you alter the suggested lengths.
 
Gauge & Yarn:
It is always a good idea to gauge swatch to make sure your garment fits and you are happy with the fabric you’re creating. The Chunky Soufflé is knit at a slightly tighter gauge than is recommended for the suggested yarn so that the fabric is slightly stiffer and retains its shape. If not using the recommended yarn, try to go for a fibre blown style yarn so your garment isn’t too heavy. If using a solid yarn you may wish to place your ruffle higher as the extra weight may pull it down.