Lab Sea is pattern #4 “Landed, Volume 2: Labrador” e-book. The Labrador Sea, where its chaotic surface caps stratified layers of deep blue serenity.
Lab Sea is a compound raglan worked top down.
October, 2026
Find the pattern on Ravelry here: Lab Sea
Pattern File
The pattern is 1 PDF file as a digital download.
Sizes
(1,2,3,4)(5,6,7,8)(9,10,11,12) with finished garment bust circumferences:
(86.5,94,101,108.5)(115,122.5,129,136.5)(143.5,151,157.5,165)cm /
(34,37,39.75,42.75)(45.25,48.25,50.75,53.75)(56.5,59.5,62,65)“
Lab Sea is intended to be worn with about 5 to 10cm / 2 to 4” of positive ease at bust, so I recommend that you choose a size which is around 5 to 10cm / 2 to 4” larger than your bust circumference. Sample shown is size 3, worn with about 13cm / 5” ease at bust on a 173cm / 68” tall woman.
Yarn
Julie Asselin Leizu Fingering Simple (90% Superwash Merino, 10% Silk; 438 meters / 479 yards per 115 grams). Sample uses the color Trench and if using the same sample yarn, you will need (3,3,3,3)(3,4,4,4)(4,4,5,5) skeins. Approximate meterage and yardage:
(915,1005,1060,1200)(1290,1375,1450,1555)(1660,1750,1850,1960) meters /
(1000,1100,1160,1315)(1410,1505,1585,1700)(1815,1915,2025,2145) yards
Gauge
To find your needle size, you need to swatch.
Stockinette: 24 sts / 30 rnds to 10cm / 4” using size B needles
Lace: 22 sts / 34 rnds to 10cm / 4” using size B needles.
Needles & Notions
The gauges were achieved with the following needle size. To work the pattern as written, you must swatch and use a needle size that will result in the correct gauge after blocking.
Size A: 3mm (US 2.5) preferred needles for working small circumferences (neck and cuff ribbing)
Size B: 3.5mm (US 4) circular needles of varying lengths for working the stockinette and lace
You will also need: stitch markers.
Techniques
tubular CO
increasing stitches in raglan yoke (m1l & m1r)
decreasing stitch in sleeves (k2tog & ssk)
short rows
lace in the round (lace chart includes written instructions)
ribbed sewn BO
Tech edited by Sue Hislop (on Ravelry: Sue-Cat)
Lab Sea is pattern #4 “Landed, Volume 2: Labrador” e-book. The Labrador Sea, where its chaotic surface caps stratified layers of deep blue serenity.
Lab Sea is a compound raglan worked top down.
October, 2026
Find the pattern on Ravelry here: Lab Sea
Pattern File
The pattern is 1 PDF file as a digital download.
Sizes
(1,2,3,4)(5,6,7,8)(9,10,11,12) with finished garment bust circumferences:
(86.5,94,101,108.5)(115,122.5,129,136.5)(143.5,151,157.5,165)cm /
(34,37,39.75,42.75)(45.25,48.25,50.75,53.75)(56.5,59.5,62,65)“
Lab Sea is intended to be worn with about 5 to 10cm / 2 to 4” of positive ease at bust, so I recommend that you choose a size which is around 5 to 10cm / 2 to 4” larger than your bust circumference. Sample shown is size 3, worn with about 13cm / 5” ease at bust on a 173cm / 68” tall woman.
Yarn
Julie Asselin Leizu Fingering Simple (90% Superwash Merino, 10% Silk; 438 meters / 479 yards per 115 grams). Sample uses the color Trench and if using the same sample yarn, you will need (3,3,3,3)(3,4,4,4)(4,4,5,5) skeins. Approximate meterage and yardage:
(915,1005,1060,1200)(1290,1375,1450,1555)(1660,1750,1850,1960) meters /
(1000,1100,1160,1315)(1410,1505,1585,1700)(1815,1915,2025,2145) yards
Gauge
To find your needle size, you need to swatch.
Stockinette: 24 sts / 30 rnds to 10cm / 4” using size B needles
Lace: 22 sts / 34 rnds to 10cm / 4” using size B needles.
Needles & Notions
The gauges were achieved with the following needle size. To work the pattern as written, you must swatch and use a needle size that will result in the correct gauge after blocking.
Size A: 3mm (US 2.5) preferred needles for working small circumferences (neck and cuff ribbing)
Size B: 3.5mm (US 4) circular needles of varying lengths for working the stockinette and lace
You will also need: stitch markers.
Techniques
tubular CO
increasing stitches in raglan yoke (m1l & m1r)
decreasing stitch in sleeves (k2tog & ssk)
short rows
lace in the round (lace chart includes written instructions)
ribbed sewn BO
Tech edited by Sue Hislop (on Ravelry: Sue-Cat)
