Raglan Highlights / January 2020 Issue

Dear users and authors,
here you’ll find gorgeous Raglan patterns that you can get started on right away .
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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 pretty, colorful children’s jacket (fits sizes 92–104) has pockets and a hood. It’s knitted from the top down in merino wool using the raglan method. Just the thing for the coming spring, when the little ones will be eager to play outside again.

An interesting and enjoyable project for advanced knitters.

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This cute doll jacket (for 45–50 cm) is knitted top-down with raglan shaping using leftover yarn. It also comes with a matching hat. Both also fit small newborns or preemies.

Easy to knit if you have knitting experience.

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This doll’s Schlüttli is also knitted top-down with raglan shaping, and it also comes with a hat. Suitable for all dolls measuring approx. 45–50 cm—or also for preemies.

Both pieces are easy to knit if you have some knitting experience.

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Sagoromo - is it a dress or a sweater?
You decide.

Crocheted in RVO style, you can make Sagoromo to your own measurements.

Find more details here: *click*

These two colorful girls’ dresses, knitted in raglan style from the top down, are perfect for the coming spring and summer. The appliqués are crocheted. With a little knitting experience, you can of course adjust the size to suit your needs. 


Click here for the pattern for the balloon dress in sizes 92 / 98. 



Click here for the pattern for the fairy dress in sizes 110 / 116. 

Sophisticated, beautiful, and quick to crochet, this top "Happy Day" in a mix of patterns is worked raglan from the top down.
Click here for the pattern

"Isabella" Tunic—a beautiful top with romantic details
The top is crocheted in one piece using the top-down raglan (RVO) method, making it ideal for variegated yarns and yarn cakes.

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The “My Angel” raglan jacket is knitted from the top down, in one piece and without seams. The shawl collar and the front band are knitted at the same time, so that no extra stitches need to be picked up at the end.
Click here for the pattern