Top-down raglan / bottom-up raglan

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This colorful cardigan for toddlers (size        ) is knitted as a raglan from the top down. It has only two small seams, on the inside of one side of the pockets. The rest of the pockets are knitted in.

The cardigan also has a hood, which is very practical on chilly days. 

Suitable for advanced knitters. The pattern describes all the individual steps in detail, including the stitch pattern.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the colorful children’s cardigan with hood and pockets - raglan from the top down.

The pattern for the colorful cardigan is for sizes 92–104

This women’s cardigan with knitted-in pockets is knitted using the bottom-up raglan method. Since the waffle stitch fits snugly against the body yet is still very stretchy, it fits approx. sizes 38–42.

Recommended for intermediate knitters. The pattern describes all steps in great detail.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the women’s cardigan with pockets—raglan worked from the bottom up. 



Crochet Pattern Children's Short-Sleeved Raglan Granny Sweater (ages 3-12)

The sweater for slightly cooler summer days—or evenings.This children's sweater doesn't need an elaborate pattern. With a beautiful color combination, whether using 2 or more colors, the sweater will be a real eye-catcher.

I have explained my pattern in great detail and step by step.
Even beginners can crochet this sweater with my pattern.  
With the many pictures, you can always compare your result directly. 

My pattern includes information for sizes 96/104 to 146/152,
so for children ages 3 to 12.

This beautiful children's sweater is crocheted from top to bottom and almost in one piece. Only the sleeves are crocheted separately later. With this technique, you can always try it on right away to see whether everything fits. Thanks to its granny pattern, it is still quite airy despite the slightly thicker yarn. And cotton is said to cool the skin rather than warm it in summer.

If you would rather use thinner yarn and other colors, you can of course do that. Thanks to the gauge, it should be easy to adjust the stitch cast-on.

Otherwise, I will be very happy to help you further.

Material

• Pro Lana Joker (turquoise, gray, and white) 50 g/ 87m yardage, approx. 300-400 g total 
• Crochet hook 4.0 mm (or as desired)
• Sewing needle/darning needle
• Scissors

What is crocheted

• chain stitch
• slip stitch
• single crochet
• double crochet
• crochet in rounds

If you have any questions, I will be very happy to help you further.

Crocheting a little dress using the top-down raglan method—also known as RVO for short—is no problem at all even for beginners, thanks to this richly illustrated and detailed crochet pattern!
Choose your favorite yarn and make the dress in your desired size!

Find the pattern here!


Have you always wanted to crochet a beautiful top for yourself, but haven’t "dared" to try it yet because you were afraid you might not succeed?
Then you’ve come to the right place!

This detailed, richly illustrated pattern with a separate print version without pictures (though of course you can also print the illustrated section!) will guide you step by step to your goal!

The pattern is absolutely beginner-friendly and can easily be adapted - that’s explained too! - to all imaginable sizes and made with all imaginable types of wool and yarn!

You can find the pattern here!


Here’s the pattern!

This vest isn’t just feather-light thanks to the yarn it’s made from—it’s just as easy to make!

With this pattern, you’re not limited to a specific size or to a particular wool or yarn; you can crochet it in any size you want using your favorite yarn!

Thanks to the RVO (Raglan from the Top) style, you can crochet the vest to any length you like—why not create a delicate, short bolero-style vest or a chic long vest...