If you’re looking for a fun and easy sweater project, this chunky knit pattern is perfect! It’s beginner-friendly and works up super fast with chunky yarn. The top-down raglan construction makes it easy to try on as you go, so you can get the fit just right. Plus, it’s size-inclusive, covering everything from XS to 5XL, so everyone can enjoy making and wearing this cozy sweater.

The bold stripes give this sweater a timeless yet modern vibe, and you can add white divider lines for an extra pop. You’ll get to choose between surface crochet or tapestry needle embroidery for the lines, with step-by-step video tutorials to guide you through both options. The split hem gives it a cool, relaxed look, and it’s great for layering. Bonus: it’s an awesome stash buster—mix and match your leftover yarns to make it truly unique!

You can also view this chunky knit sweater pattern free on my blog!

More knit sweater patterns you’ll love:

Esme Easy V-Neck Sweater: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/esme-sweater
Lily Easy Lace Sweater: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lily-lace-sweater
Katrina Batwing Sweater: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/katrina-sweater

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/PATTERN DETAILS

• Chunky weight sweater
• XS to 5XL
• Top down raglan
• Stripes
• Surface crochet OR tapestry needle embroidery for white divider lines: video tutorial for both included
• Split hem
• Great stash buster
• Same white divider technique as Color divide Blanket

/MATERIALS

• 8 mm/ US 11 knitting needles
• Lion Brand hue + me (Bulky weight 5, 80% acrylic, 20% wool, 125m/137yd, 125g/4.4oz):
o Total yardage is 450 (502, 550, 620, 690) (800, 830, 888, 945) m / 492 (550, 600, 680, 755) (875, 908, 972, 1033) yd.
Note: Refer to the color & stripes pattern section for recommendations on number of colors and stripes
o 80 m / 88 yd in salt color for the divider lines

• Tapestry needle to weave in the ends.
• Optional: 10 mm / N-15 crochet hook (possibility to use tapestry needle instead)