Knit in two almost-identical pieces, this airy linen top is accented with a daisy stitch yoke. The daisy stitch involves purling three stitches together without removing the stitch from the left needle, and then using a yarn over to set up purling the same three stitches together again. It may seem tricky at first, but it's actually an easy way to create a lacy stitch without altering the stitch count through increases and decreases.

By Janica Carter

Sample made with Darn Good Yarn Sport Weight 2-Ply Linen