Build Your Fall Wardrobe with the Owasso Tee Knitting Pattern

Despite the name having the word “tee” in it, the Owasso Tee from Blue Sky Fibers doesn’t really look like a summer project to me.

It’s a long line, oversized, boxy aran weight top worked in Shaker Rib that is just begging to be layered over your favorite long-sleeved shirts on those first cool days of autumn. I really feel like this might become a favorite lounging around the house top, worn over leggings with a long-sleeve tee underneath.

The pattern, designed by Bobby IntVeld, is offered in nine sizes up to a 72 inch chest measurement. While it’s meant to be worn with quite a lot of positive ease (it’s shown at 11 inches) you can pick a size closer to your actual body measurement if you want to make more of a vest than a roomy top.

Either way, you can get the pattern (and the yarn!) direct from Blue Sky Fibers.

[Photo: Blue Sky Fibers.]

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