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Simple Raglan Jumper Knitting Pattern (N1800)

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Simple Raglan Jumper Knitting Pattern - N1800

Knit a relaxed, beautifully soft wardrobe staple with this simple raglan jumper pattern from Naturally. Designed for Chaska Alpaca Air 12ply, the jumper combines a clean stocking-stitch fabric, classic raglan shaping and a comfortable round neckline.

Alpaca Air's brushed texture gives the finished garment a luxurious halo and exceptional warmth while remaining surprisingly light to wear.

Features

  • Classic long-sleeve raglan jumper
  • Relaxed fit with approximately 16cm positive ease
  • Simple stocking-stitch construction
  • Five sizes from S to 2XL

Skill Level

Beginner - a straightforward garment for knitters ready to practise shaping, seaming and picking up a neckline.

Sizes

Size S M L XL 2XL
To fit bust 80cm 90cm 100cm 110cm 120cm
Finished bust 96cm 106cm 116cm 126cm 136cm

Yarn Requirements

Designed for Chaska Alpaca Air 12ply (100m per 50g ball).

Size S M L XL 2XL
Metres required 700m 800m 900m 1000m 1200m

You'll Need

  • 6.00mm knitting needles
  • 5.50mm short circular needle or double-pointed needles
  • 4 stitch holders and 1 stitch marker
  • Tapestry needle

Tension

16 stitches and 22 rows to 10cm over stocking stitch using 6.00mm needles.

Perfect For

  • A first full-sized jumper
  • Quick, satisfying winter knitting
  • Soft and lightweight layering
  • A timeless everyday sweater
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Anonymous

The patterns are great but the postage of $16aud i thought was a bit expensive. I did not want to have a pdf

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Dianne Moffitt

My next project. I’ll be interested to see how it feels without ribbing to hold the base. Pattern ticks all the boxes for me. Bottom up, raglan, easy for sore old hands. As soon as I’ve finished complexity for granddaughters I’m doing this one for me.