Printed knitting tank top pattern
As soon as I saw the early computer Colossus I knew it would inspire a piece of knitwear. The cables weave in and out connecting all the valves and switches that need to be set to crack the codes. The cables in this tank top are a little more orderly. With beautiful patterned waist shaping and classic lines this is perfect for capturing the glamour of the Wrens who worked the machine.
This pattern is part of The Bletchley Collection, a six piece collection for Eden Cottage Yarns’ Milburn range inspired by the WWII code breakers stationed at Bletchley Park.
9 sizes with variations for lengths and bust
fingering weight/ 4ply: 150g-300g/ 600m-1200m
recommended from our yarn range: Milburn 4ply (Eden Cottage Yarns)
3.5mm circular needle (60-100cm size depending)
3.25mm circular needle (40cm length)
cable needle
x4 removable stitich markers
2 stitch holders or waste yarn
28 sts & 32 rows
Printed knitting tank top pattern
As soon as I saw the early computer Colossus I knew it would inspire a piece of knitwear. The cables weave in and out connecting all the valves and switches that need to be set to crack the codes. The cables in this tank top are a little more orderly. With beautiful patterned waist shaping and classic lines this is perfect for capturing the glamour of the Wrens who worked the machine.
This pattern is part of The Bletchley Collection, a six piece collection for Eden Cottage Yarns’ Milburn range inspired by the WWII code breakers stationed at Bletchley Park.
9 sizes with variations for lengths and bust
fingering weight/ 4ply: 150g-300g/ 600m-1200m
recommended from our yarn range: Milburn 4ply (Eden Cottage Yarns)
3.5mm circular needle (60-100cm size depending)
3.25mm circular needle (40cm length)
cable needle
x4 removable stitich markers
2 stitch holders or waste yarn
28 sts & 32 rows
