WHY KNIT A RAGLAN?

Simple, understated, sporty and classic. A raglan is all of these things and more! Best of all for beginners, a raglan is one of the easiest sweaters to make. It might not look that way, but the raglan is the perfect first sweater project!

Knit entirely in one piece in a relaxed boyfriend fit, you’ll be able to try on the Everyday Raglan as it’s being knit up. How cool is that?

WHO SHOULD KNIT THIS?

Is the Everyday Raglan right for you? You’ll need to be familiar with these six techniques before getting started:

1. knitting
2. purling
3. casting on
4. knitting on double pointed needles
5. knitting on circular needles
6. casting off

Not sure how to do them? Learn the knit, purl, cast on and cast off in the “How to Knit” video here: https://sheepandstitch.com/how-to-knit/

2-HOUR VIDEO TUTORIAL

The Everyday Raglan pattern includes a 4-part video tutorial that walks you through the entire knitting process, from cast on to cast off.

Clocking in at a little over two hours, these comprehensive video tutorials cover everything from knitting a gauge swatch in the round, increasing the neckline, charting decreases, picking up neckline stitches, blocking to the right dimensions and so much more!

The video tutorial is taught by yours truly!

After purchase, watch the tutorial video by entering the password (found on the first page of your pattern) on the project page here: https://sheepandstitch.com/pattern/the-everyday-raglan-pa...

PATTERN NOTES

Size and Fit:

Women’s XS (S, M, L, 1X, 2X, 3X) to fit bust 28/30 (32/34, 36/38, 40/42, 44/46, 48/50, 52/54) inches 71/76 (81/86, 91/96, 102/107, 112/117, 122/127, 132/137) cm.

Finished Measurements:
33 (35, 40, 44, 48, 51, 55) inches 84 (89, 102, 112, 122, 130, 140) cm bust circumference. There is 3” of positive ease in the bust and 2” of positive ease in the sleeves. Model is wearing size Small.

Gauge: 16 sts and 24 rows = 4”/10cm in Stockinette stitch on size US10 (6mm) needle, after blocking.

Model wears modified size Small

This pattern was designed with the technical editing and design help from Ashwini Jambhekar