Instructions
Written instructions with charts and video tutorials for intricate details.
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The finished piece you can make
The finished piece you can make
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Made by you. Worn your way.
Eyelet Raglan Sweater Knitting Pattern
The comfort of a relaxed sweater meets a lace detail worth looking at twice. An asymmetrical motif and delicate eyelet neckline make this a piece you’ll enjoy knitting and wearing.
Written directions · charts · technique videosSee pattern details
£6.99Digital knitting pattern
- A striking lace motif worked into the side
- Seamless raglan construction from the top down
- Nine sizes with up to 15 cm of positive ease
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What is inside the pattern?
Written instructions with charts and video tutorials for intricate details.
Is this the right project for me?
Start with a lace doily, then shape the neckline with short rows and raglan increases. Work the body in the round and then flat while joining the motif; finish sleeves in the round.
Finished size & fit
Nine finished bust sizes from approximately 94.5 to 167.5 cm. Suggested positive ease is up to 15 cm.
Materials you will need
For a single strand of DK or light worsted, approximately 700–1,150 m depending on size. Alternatively, use approximately 1,280–2,180 m of fingering yarn held double. Use 3.75 and 4 mm needles, a 3.75 mm crochet hook, markers, holders or waste yarn and a tapestry needle.
Delivery & refunds
Download after payment from the confirmation page or email. Digital purchases are generally non-refundable; contact us about duplicate purchases or a problem with your file.
Eyelet Raglan Sweater Knitting PatternDigital knitting pattern
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Begin with the detail everyone notices
The lace insert starts as a separate doily. Later, it joins the lower body as you work, giving the sweater its asymmetric silhouette without sewing a decorative panel onto the finished fabric.
Know your project before you cast on.
The practical details, together in one place.
Construction & techniques
Start with a lace doily, then shape the neckline with short rows and raglan increases. Work the body in the round and then flat while joining the motif; finish sleeves in the round.
Size & fit
Nine finished bust sizes from approximately 94.5 to 167.5 cm. Suggested positive ease is up to 15 cm.
A familiar raglan with something new to follow
Short rows shape the neckline before raglan increases form the yoke. Once the sleeves are on hold, the body moves from circular to flat knitting around the lace insert. The detailed sections call for attention, with charts and selected technique videos to refer to.
A few things to gather.
Check your yarn and needles before you begin.
Yarn & tools
Choose one yarn route and swatch to match gauge. Approximate quantities by size:
- Size 1: 700 / 1,280 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 2: 790 / 1,380 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 3: 840 / 1,480 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 4: 890 / 1,580 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 5: 940 / 1,700 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 6: 990 / 1,820 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 7: 1,020 / 1,940 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 8: 1,080 / 2,060 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
- Size 9: 1,150 / 2,180 m (DK held single / total fingering yarn held double)
3.75 and 4 mm circular needles, 4 mm double-pointed needles or magic loop, 3.75 mm crochet hook, stitch markers, holders or waste yarn and a tapestry needle.
Gauge
18 stitches and 25 rows per 10 cm in stockinette after blocking.
Before you cast on
A few things before you begin
Check your yarn, measurements and techniques before you cast on.
Ask us a questionWhich techniques will I use?
Start with a lace doily, then shape the neckline with short rows and raglan increases. Work the body in the round and then flat while joining the motif; finish sleeves in the round.
What gauge should I aim for?
18 stitches and 25 rows per 10 cm in stockinette after blocking.
How do I receive my pattern?
After payment, download from the order confirmation page or the link in your email. Contact us if you cannot find your file.
What is the refund policy?
Digital purchases are generally non-refundable. If you bought a duplicate or have a problem with your pattern, contact us and we will help.
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Make the lace detail your own
Choose your size and yarn, then start with the motif that gives this raglan its character.