The wonderful slipover convinces with a special construction: knitted in one piece top down with raglan increases. The simple design captivates with easy, but beautiful cables. If you already like knitting cables, this pattern is for you; but even beginners can attempt it, as the cable repeat is short and simple.

The slipover is designed with zero ease around the top, the body is knit straight without any shaping with approximately 5cm of positive ease. For a more tailored fit, you can find option B for decreases for the waist in section 3.

The length of the slipover can be varied as desired – from cropped to tunic, everything is possible.

knit and purl stitches, work cables, put stitches on hold.

The cable patterns are very simple.
Basically, the instructions are designed for knitters with some experience, but beginners can still try their hand at raglan design. It's less complicated than it might look.

Since you work everything in one piece, there is no need to sew individual parts together.

Size: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
Chest circumference: 90cm / 95cm / 105cm / 115-120cm
The measurement for the chest circumference is your chest size, if you are between sizes or close to the bigger size, I recommend knitting the smaller one.

Width of the garment: 50cm / 54cm / 58cm / 62cm (measured at the end of the stockinette section of the body, before starting the ribbing.)

Material:
250g / 300g / 300g /350g Enya from Lang Yarns (yardage 150m/50g) or any other aran weight yarn
Circular needles size 4.00mm 40cm and 80cm long
Circular needles size 5.00mm 40cm and 80cm long
Waste yarn or stitch holders for putting stitches on hold
Tapestry needle, scissors, cable needle, stitch markers

Gauge:
18sts x 27rows (10cm x 10cm)
In stockinette stitch with needle size 5,00mm, after washing