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Swing into Spring with this colorful tank top! This shirt of many colors uses 2 skeins of differently colored UrthYarns Uneek Fingering Yarn. Lush, brightly dyed yarn creates a vibrant finished tank. The 10 buttons add a nice accent, and allow you to have adjustable straps for a "one-size fits all" shirt. This Swing Tank Top is knitted sideways using both a Stockinette and Garter stitch technique, and requires a US 8 needle. This pattern is available for free to print and download. Please see our selection of kits for preset color combinations for your effortless perusal. For extra contrast, try pairing this with 1 skein of our naturally dyed UrthYarns Harvest Fingering Yarn in solid colors.
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