Raglan / RVO / RVU: New designs online.

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find new and popular raglan designs / RVO designs / RVU designs.
Try the popular raglan technique now.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.

Knitting pattern _Set Angel

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The cardigan and the hat are knitted
without annoying seams.
You will receive:

• PDF pattern for the jacket
• 1 PDF pattern for the hat
• 1 PDF pattern for the shoes
• 1 PDF pattern sewing pattern

in sizes
52-62 (68-74)80-86:

Lightweight Summer RVO Tunic for sizes 34–44 

With a color gradient or a solid color? Color-blocked or monochrome? As a short top or perhaps a long summer dress?
The length and width can be easily adjusted as you work, since this is worked top-down in the round using raglan construction. All steps are not only explained but also illustrated across 21 pages, and there are 3 additional crochet charts included.

That leaves just one question: which version will you make first?

Click here to go directly to the tunic / shirt

This cute little doll's jacket is knitted top down using raglan. If you've knitted before, you'll be able to make it easily, along with the matching hat.

The doll's mommy will be delighted, because this way her darling will be dressed just as nicely as a real baby. The measurements fit dolls that are 40-50 cm tall, including Baby Born, for example.

Click here for the knitting pattern

This top-down raglan sweater was designed for the Schlafteddy (35–40 cm), along with a sleeping bag. Both are easy to knit if you’ve knitted before.

Click here for the knitting pattern.

This pretty, colorful children’s jacket made of merino wool is knitted using the raglan method from the top down. It features knitted-in pockets and a hood, and is very comfortable and practical.

Recommended for experienced knitters. The measurements in the description are suitable for sizes 92–104.

Click here for the knitting pattern. 

Cardigan for Small Dolls

You can knit these adorable cardigans for small dress-up dolls yourself using just a few grams of sock yarn. We’ll start the cardigan at the top and knit down toward the hem. You can make the cardigan as short or as long as you’d like. The collar is knitted on at the end.

I’ll show and explain exactly how to do it.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project—Yours, Ina

P.S. The cardigan in the picture below is my favorite version. You’ll find more examples, information, reviews, and the pattern itself by clicking on the title above.

The Ice Princess’s Coat

This beautiful design is also a top-down raglan. We start with the hood and finish at the hem. Doll moms especially love this coat, because it turns every Barbie doll into a princess. The hood with the long point and the wide white plush trim all around are especially lovely. Truly fairytale-like.

The knitting pattern is also well suited for knitting beginners, as I show and describe everything very precisely and step by step . I hope you and the doll moms have lots of fun with this project.

Warm regards from Ina

Poncho

Here’s another warm poncho to simply throw on, made using the top-down raglan technique. The great thing about this technique is that we knit from the neck toward the hem. This allows us to decide for ourselves how long we want our poncho to be. So every woman can adjust it to her desired length.



The four decorative cables enhance the raglan look and also serve as decorative elements. The hem is knitted in a wide decorative pattern. You can wear the poncho either way (see the picture above—whichever you prefer).

You’ll find more pictures, 123 positive reviews, and the pattern by clicking on the title.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project. Yours, Ina