Knit Raglan Sweater Pattern

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The Autumn League Pullover is a crewneck raglan sweater that evokes memories of Friday night football games, crisp fall evenings, and a general sense of nostalgia. The doubled ribbed neckband, v-insert neck triangle, and side slit details give personality and add to the classic appeal of this sweats

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The Fall Bluff Sweater is an oversized, top-down raglan sweater with a simple construction but timeless look.

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Knitting Pattern Serein Sweater Top Down Raglan Turtleneck Knitting Pattern

The Serein is an advanced beginner, top down, turtleneck sweater knitting pattern. It is meant for casual days, perfect to wear every day. It features a simple rolled turtle neck, sleeve cuffs and bottom hem. First the neckline and yoke is created and shaped using German short rows, leaning increases are used for raglan increases. Worked in the round in stockinette stitch all the way through. It is slightly oversized and it is intended to be worn with at least 10 cm (4”) of positive ease. The pattern is written in American knitting terms, with minimal abbreviations, making it suitable for advanced beginners. Sizes Bust size of the finished sweater with 10 to 15 cm (4” to 6”) of positive ease built into the pattern is XS 35”, S 38”, M 42”, L 46”, XL 50”, 2XL 54”, 3XL 58”, 4XL 61“, 5XL 65” inches, (XS 89, S 94, M 104, L 114, XL 124, 2XL 134, 3XL 144, 4XL 153, 5XL 163 cm). Model is wearing size M on 93 cm bust. Please note that the correct size can only be achieved if the correct gauge is achieved. See the final measurements before you decide on the size. Gauge 21 stitches by 32 rows = 4” x 4” (10 x 10 cm) using size US 6 / 4.00 mm needles in stockinette stitch, in the round after washing and blocking. Suggested Yarn 335, (360), 405, (445), 490, (530), 575, (625), 665 grams of the Clinton Hill Cashmere Bespoke dk (11wpi) 50 grams = 114 meters /125 yards. Featured in color 5013B. Suggested needles For the neck and first half of the yoke you will need double pointed needles or (short tip) 10”- 12” size US 6 / 4.00 mm + 16”, 32”or 40” US 6 / 4.00 mm, 25 cm, 40 cm, 80 cm or 100 cm circular knitting needles or size to obtain gauge. For the hem you will need US 2 / 3.00 mm 32” or 40” / 80cm or 100 cm circular knitting needles. Longer needles can be used for the neck and the sleeves if you use magic loop method.

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Beginner Friendly Knitting Pattern Gallant Sweater Chunky cropped sweater top-down

Gallant sweater is a beginner friendly top-down knitting pattern. The sweater is bold and chunky knit. It is cropped and it features a simple short turtle neck. Worked in stockinette stitch all the way through. Intended to be worn with little ease. 0-5 cm of positive ease is built into the pattern. Available in English, German, French, Danish and Dutch. Sizes Bust size of the finished sweater with ease built in is XS 31 ½ ”, S 35 ½ ”, M 38”, L 41”, XL 45”, 2XL 49”, 3XL 52”, 4XL 57 ½ “, 5XL 62” inches. (XS 80, S 90, M 96, L 104, XL 114, 2XL 125, 3XL 133, 4XL 146, 5XL 157 cm). Gauge 7.5 stitches by 10 rows = 4” x 4” (10 x 10 cm) using size US19/15 mm needles in stockinette stitch after blocking. Yarn 650, (750), 800, (875), 960, (1040), 1200, (1400), 1500 grams of “Crazy Sexy Wool” from Wool and The Gang, or “The Wool” from We Are Knitters (200 grams = 80 meters /87 yards). Needles For the neck and first half of the yoke you will need (SHORT TIP) 16” US19 (15mm) + 32” or 40” US19 / 15 mm, 80 cm or 100 cm circular knitting needles. Longer needles can be used for the neck and the sleeves if you use magic loop method. You can buy short tip here https://www.etsy.com/listing/923958327/15-mm-us-19-16-40-cm-short-tip-circular?ref=search_recently_viewed-1

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This month is the release of the long-awaited Everyday Raglan pattern! I’m so excited for this pattern, not only because it’s the culmination of a lot of hard work, but because raglans are just so darn cool. The first sweater I made was a raglan, and I remember being completely mesmerised by its construction. At first, it […]