RVO and RVU / Try out the popular raglan technique now.

Dear users, dear authors,
How about a few new raglan patterns ?
We have RVO (top-down raglan) and RVU (bottom-up raglan ).
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@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include a link, an image, and the usual information.

This women’s cardigan is knitted using raglan from the bottom up. There are almost no seams; only the pockets need to be sewn on along one side each. The rest is knitted in.

Thanks to the stitch pattern, the cardigan has a figure-hugging fit. It fits both size 38 and size 42, because the pattern is also nicely stretchy. The waist is slightly accentuated.

Recommended for advanced knitters.

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This colorful children's jacket made from merino wool was knitted using raglan from the top down (sizes 92–104). It has a hood and knitted-in pockets—children especially love that. The only seams here are on one side of each pocket. A jacket like this is perfect for spring walks.

Recommended for advanced knitters.

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The teddy bear or doll (35–40 cm tall) needs a raglan sweater too. This one is knitted with raglan from the bottom up and is also suitable for advanced beginners. There’s also a matching baby sleeping bag included in the pattern.

A great project for leftover yarn.

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Note: This clothing was made for a knitted little bear, which is also available in my shop.

Sagoromo is an RVO dress or an RVO sweater — depending on what you want to crochet.

For the sweater, you’ll need about 250 g of 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% acrylic) and a 3–3.5 mm crochet hook.
This amount applies to the following measurements: 36 cm long and 45 cm wide.

If you decide to make the dress, you’ll need 400 g of the same yarn.
Measurements for the dress: 74 cm long and 60 cm at the widest point.

You can find more details in the product description.

Hishi is a knitted top-down raglan sweater with a lace pattern that gives the otherwise stockinette sweater a little something extra.

Hishi is worked seamlessly from the top down and is suitable for advanced knitters .

Materials needed for Hishi:

185 g 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic)
Circular knitting needles 3 - 4 mm
Set of double-pointed needles 2 -3 and 3 - 4 mm

Measurements: 40 cm long and approx. 52 cm wide. The sleeve length (half-length) is 45 cm

Crochet Pattern Sweater "Ice Crystal"
This sweater is worked in one piece from top to bottom (RVO). The pattern includes written instructions, computer-created crochet charts, and size and stitch tables.



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Material:

• 4-ply gradient yarn (Bobbel) was used here (of course, you can also use 3-ply yarn or yarns with a similar yardage
• crochet hook to match the yarn (size 3.5 in this example)
• Size 32/34/36 - approx. 1550 m – 1650 m
• Size 38/40/42 - approx. 1700 m – 1800 m
• Size 44/46/48 - approx. 1900 m – 2100 m
• From size 50 - from approx. 2200 m -

This raglan sweater is knitted with a button placket. This makes it easier for small children to put it on.
The sweater is knitted with merino wool -- yardage 120 m per 50 g.
The appliqué is crocheted. However, with the detailed, illustrated pattern, it shouldn’t be a problem.

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"Viola"—a knitted tunic/dress made using the top-down raglan technique. A beautiful lace pattern at the hem adds an elegant touch! The
17-page pattern is written round by round, stitch by stitch, and is
supplemented by a knitting chart (which is also described
round by round and stitch by stitch), making it very precise. There are 3 sizes: S–M
(bust 90–102 cm), L–XL (bust 103–106 cm), XXL
(bust 108–111 cm). The bust width and length can be customized. You could also knit a cropped sweater or
lengthen the sleeves ;)
Size S/M: 200 g/500 m (100 g/250 m); for larger sizes, add 50–100 g (125 m) per size; 6 mm circular needle, 60 cm long; 1 set of double-pointed needles of the same
needle size.
My test knitter used 270g of 8-ply yarn (50% cotton/50%
acrylic) for size S, working with 5.5mm needles (see the purple dress for photos).
I used two identical gradient yarn cakes, each 250m/100g (one
starting from the outside and one starting from the inside). My gradient yarn is
3-ply, 50% acrylic, 25% alpaca, 25% wool. Cotton yarn cakes should be 8-ply
for needle sizes 5–6 mm. The dress can also be knitted in solid colors or
stripes (using different colors). A yarn cake is
not necessary.
My yarn is from Garn Manufaktur, Maya with Alpaca No. 962

This is a universal crochet pattern for a top-down raglan sweater. The pattern can be adjusted to all sizes. You can expect a
detailed pattern in text and image form, with a table for
size adjustment and
crochet charts for the increases and decreases, as well as for the stitch pattern
(11 pages).
In the pattern, you will also find the note about the 4 helpful videos:
Elastic foundation chain, increase, transition between rounds, zigzag pattern,
sleeve decrease.
The sweater is crocheted in rounds from the top down. It can be adjusted very easily to all sizes.
The quantities given for the yarn refer to a sweater with
longer sleeves and a longer body.
I made my sweater in size M and kept it a little
shorter.
For the sleeves, I chose a ¾ length. So I still had yarn
(possibly for a hood) left over.
Of course, you can choose the longer version.
What is needed: 3-strand yarn throughout, 3 mm hook (also depends on
whether you crochet tightly or loosely). The information applies to gradient
yarn cakes (Bobbel). Other yarn of the same weight can also be used, or you can follow the gauge. Size S: 1000 m + 2x 200 m for the sleeves
Size M: 1250 m + 2x 200m for the sleeves
Size XL: 1500 m + 2x 200m for the sleeves
Size XXL: 1750 m + 2x 200 m for the sleeves
Size XXXL: 2000 m + 2x 200 m for the sleeves What you should know how to do: chain stitches (ch), single crochet (sc), double crochet stitches, slip stitches (sl st). Gauge: 21 double crochet stitches x 11 rows = 10 x 10 cm. If you have any questions, you can contact me anytime.

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The sophisticated and airy RVO summer shirt "Happy Day" with a mix of patterns is quick to crochet.
This top / shirt is sure to turn heads. If you make it longer, it becomes a great dress or mini dress.

The pattern is written for sizes 38/40 and 42/44. The conversion to other sizes is described in detail.


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Turtleneck Sweaters in 3 Lengths for Barbie

These cute sweaters are knitted using the bottom-up raglan technique. The sweater, which you can make in 3 different lengths, has no seams. It’s adorned with a decorative cable on the front and a lovely, large turtleneck. Each sweater requires up to 20 g of yarn. You’ll find more pictures of my samples, additional information, and, of course, the pattern by clicking on the title.

I hope you enjoy this project! Yours, Ina