Raglan Designs: Sensationally Attractive Designs to Make Now

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here you’ll find beautiful raglan designs that you can start on right away. It’s going to be great.

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I really enjoy knitting with raglan. It’s also a lovely way to make pretty doll clothes. For example, this Schlüttli for dolls sized 43–50 cm.

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This colorful little raglan dress fits little girls from about age 2 and then
grows with them as a tunic. It is knitted raglan from the top down.

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There is also the same little dress for a doll (50–58 cm), made from the leftovers.

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You can also knit the tops using RVO with this clothing set for small dolls (35–40 cm). Great for mixing and matching.

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A onesie also looks great on a teddy bear (25–35 cm). It is knitted using RVO, and dolls of the same size fit in it too.

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Of course, the larger teddy bears and dolls (43–50 cm) get a onesie too. This one even fits newborns or reborn babies. It fastens with buttons at the top.

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As an addition, this jacket with hat for the little dolls (35–40 cm) is also recommended.

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I love knitting and crocheting RVO pieces.
For one thing, you can try them on and adjust them if needed.
For another, especially with children’s items, you can lengthen the sleeves if they have become too
short.

For children, I always knit the sleeves a little longer so that at first they can be folded over a bit at the
cuffs; eventually they fit, and when they have
become too small, the sleeves are unraveled up to the elbow and lengthened.
New cuffs are added, and the new sleeves are also made a little longer for folding over.
If the sweater has a pattern, it’s hardly noticeable.

Below you’ll find one of Lina’s favorite sweaters, which was knitted as described above and has now ended up back with me again so I can lengthen the sleeves.
You’re welcome to feel sorry for me, since the cuffs in the cable pattern really are a lot of work. 😊

Click here to go to the pattern for Lina’s Favorite Sweater III



As a crocheted RVO version, I can show you my Summer Tunic “Sunset” .

Click here to go to the Summer Tunic “Sunset” pattern




 A little more elaborate in the design of the RVO line is my“Waldmeister” Sweater
Click here to go to the RVO Sweater “Waldmeister” pattern




Have a lovely crafting day and warm greetings fromMona (Froschoma Mona)

1)  Tunic "Arielle": The cut is loose and flattering, with even room for a baby bump underneath. The pattern works up quickly and easily, an absolute crochet delight.
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2) Tunic "Isabella" —a feminine top with romantic details in a mix of patterns (RVO = raglan from the top). 
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3) Top "Happy Day" in a mix of patterns, refined and quick to crochet — this one is also crocheted with RVO (raglan from the top).
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4) Shirt, crop top "Emily" — a quick-to-crochet top with a beautiful and simple lace pattern.
Click here for the pattern

I also enjoy knitting with the raglan technique. The increases are very straightforward; anyone can do it. And you knit it in one piece, so there are no bothersome seams at the end. Here are my suggestions for you.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.
Warm regards from Ina

Turtleneck sweater for dolls in any length
It is made in one piece. The length is variable; anything from very short to very long is possible. You can also knit it nicely with solid-colored leftover yarn.





Poncho in universal size
It’s fun to knit because you can’t really go wrong with the increases. The cables help with that. You can wear it either way (see picture). You can make the hat to go with it if you still have enough yarn. Otherwise, the poncho is wonderfully warm and soft on its own and is very comfortable.





The Ice Princess’s Coat
A little fashion dream for all little doll moms. It’s knitted and given as a gift again and again. Some doll moms wish it came in their size :-) You can add the embroidery with the lurex yarn, but you don’t have to.