Bian Ge’erxiangsi short-sleeved shirt Cast on 120 stitches, use size 12 needles, and work a double rib for 12 rows.

ed silk yarn short-sleeved shirt Cast on 120 stitches for the collar using size 12 needles, work a double rib for 12 rows, then switch to size 9 needles and begin shaping the front neck. After finishing the neck shaping, knit three plain stitches followed by a yarnover stitch. I found the hole too big, so I made the yarnover stitch into a twisted stitch on the next row. After the first increase, there are a total of 160 stitches. Knit six more rows, then increase again by knitting one stitch after every four stitches; after the second increase, there are 200 stitches. Continue knitting six more rows, increasing one stitch after every five stitches… until reaching 360 stitches. Each sleeve has 70 stitches, while the front and back each have 110 stitches. Add nine stitches under each armhole, and knit the center stitch as a knit stitch (pretending to divide the piece). The body now has 238 stitches—knit to your desired length, use size 11 needles for the bottom edge, and divide the piece with the front shorter than the back. I used about five balls of yarn, leaving just a little bit leftover.