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The relaxed sweater you will keep reaching for.

Tulip Raglan Sweater Knitting Pattern

A softly rolled neckline. A roomy shape that falls easily over your favourite jeans. Tulip is the sweater for days when you want something simple to wear, with just enough knitted detail to make it feel like yours.
Intermediate12 size options · Top-down raglanSee pattern details
£6.99Digital knitting pattern
  • Top-down raglan construction, with German short rows to shape the yoke
  • Rolled stockinette edges and purl details give the simple fabric character
  • 12 size options, with body measurements and finished bust dimensions
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What is inside the pattern?

Written directions for a raglan pullover worked from the neckline down in the round. The construction includes German short-row shaping at the yoke, stockinette fabric, purl details and rolled edges.

Twelve size options cover body bust measurements from 75 to 130 cm. The yarn plan gives quantities by size, and the length can be adjusted to suit the shape you want.

Is this the right project for me?

Intermediate. Be comfortable knitting in the round, following raglan shaping and working German short rows. Plain stockinette makes up much of the fabric, while the yoke shaping and purl details call for attention to your place in the instructions.

This is a good choice when you want a relaxed garment with construction to engage you, rather than a lace or colourwork project.

Finished size & fit

Choose by your body bust measurement and the finished sweater circumference. Size numbers 1–12 correspond to body busts of 75 / 80 / 85 / 90 / 95 / 100 / 105 / 110 / 115 / 120 / 125 / 130 cm.

Finished busts: 100 / 105 / 110 / 115 / 120 / 125 / 125 / 130 / 135 / 140 / 145 / 150 cm. Sizes 1–6 allow 25 cm of positive ease; sizes 7–12 allow 20 cm. Positive ease is the extra room beyond your body measurement.

The suggested sweater length is 40–55 cm and can be adapted. Compare the finished width with a relaxed sweater you already enjoy wearing before choosing your size.

Materials you will need

Suggested yarn: MAJO GARN Puno Fine, 125 m per 50 g. For sizes 1–12: 300 / 300 / 350 / 350 / 400 / 450 / 450 / 450 / 500 / 500 / 500 / 500 g. The corresponding listed lengths are 750 / 750 / 875 / 875 / 1000 / 1125 / 1125 / 1125 / 1250 / 1250 / 1250 / 1250 m.

5 mm and 6 mm circular needles with 40 cm and 80 cm cables; tapestry needle, measuring tape, eight stitch markers and waste yarn. Adjust needle size if needed to match gauge.

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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.

Tulip Raglan Sweater Knitting Pattern
Tulip Raglan Sweater Knitting Pattern

A quiet design, with details you notice up close.

The rolled edges soften the outline, while purl details give the smooth fabric a little contrast. It is the kind of sweater that works with what is already in your wardrobe, without needing a special occasion.

Choose a gentle neutral for everyday layering, or make the same shape in a colour you have been saving for a garment you will actually wear.

Know your project before you cast on.

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Instructions

Written directions for a raglan pullover worked from the neckline down in the round. The construction includes German short-row shaping at the yoke, stockinette fabric, purl details and rolled edges.

Twelve size options cover body bust measurements from 75 to 130 cm. The yarn plan gives quantities by size, and the length can be adjusted to suit the shape you want.

Construction & techniques

Intermediate. Be comfortable knitting in the round, following raglan shaping and working German short rows. Plain stockinette makes up much of the fabric, while the yoke shaping and purl details call for attention to your place in the instructions.

This is a good choice when you want a relaxed garment with construction to engage you, rather than a lace or colourwork project.

Size & fit

Choose by your body bust measurement and the finished sweater circumference. Size numbers 1–12 correspond to body busts of 75 / 80 / 85 / 90 / 95 / 100 / 105 / 110 / 115 / 120 / 125 / 130 cm.

Finished busts: 100 / 105 / 110 / 115 / 120 / 125 / 125 / 130 / 135 / 140 / 145 / 150 cm. Sizes 1–6 allow 25 cm of positive ease; sizes 7–12 allow 20 cm. Positive ease is the extra room beyond your body measurement.

The suggested sweater length is 40–55 cm and can be adapted. Compare the finished width with a relaxed sweater you already enjoy wearing before choosing your size.

Tulip Raglan Sweater Knitting Pattern

Plan the roominess before the first stitch.

Tulip is deliberately generous through the body. The size guide separates your bust measurement from the sweater's finished circumference, so you can see how much extra room you are choosing.

The top-down route also gives you a clear construction sequence: shape the yoke, follow the raglan, then continue the sweater. Decide on your preferred length when planning the yarn.

A few things to gather.

Check your yarn and needles before you begin.

Yarn & tools

Suggested yarn: MAJO GARN Puno Fine, 125 m per 50 g. For sizes 1–12: 300 / 300 / 350 / 350 / 400 / 450 / 450 / 450 / 500 / 500 / 500 / 500 g. The corresponding listed lengths are 750 / 750 / 875 / 875 / 1000 / 1125 / 1125 / 1125 / 1250 / 1250 / 1250 / 1250 m.

5 mm and 6 mm circular needles with 40 cm and 80 cm cables; tapestry needle, measuring tape, eight stitch markers and waste yarn. Adjust needle size if needed to match gauge.

Gauge

17 stitches × 23 rows = 10 × 10 cm in stockinette on 6 mm needles. Check your fabric and gauge with the yarn you plan to use; substituting by weight label alone can change the fit.

Before you cast on

A few things before you begin

Plan your yarn, check the techniques and choose the finish you want.

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Which techniques will I use?

Intermediate. Be comfortable knitting in the round, following raglan shaping and working German short rows. Plain stockinette makes up much of the fabric, while the yoke shaping and purl details call for attention to your place in the instructions.

This is a good choice when you want a relaxed garment with construction to engage you, rather than a lace or colourwork project.

What gauge should I aim for?

17 stitches × 23 rows = 10 × 10 cm in stockinette on 6 mm needles. Check your fabric and gauge with the yarn you plan to use; substituting by weight label alone can change the fit.

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.

Does a size number mean my usual clothing size?

Use the measurements instead of a clothing-size label. The pattern has twelve options with body busts from 75 to 130 cm; finished busts run from 100 to 150 cm. The extra room is intentional.

Can I change the length?

Yes. The length is adjustable, with a suggested range of 40–55 cm. A longer sweater can require extra yarn, so allow for your intended version when planning supplies.

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Make room for your own everyday Tulip.

Choose a yarn you love, gather your needles and make the project your own.

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