Knitting raglan increases

This month is the release of the long-awaited Everyday Raglan pattern! I’m so excited for this pattern, not only because it’s the culmination of a lot of hard work, but because raglans are just so darn cool. The first sweater I made was a raglan, and I remember being completely mesmerised by its construction. At first, it […]

Have you ever knit a raglan sweater that just didn't fit even if you met gauge? Maybe you had a raglan cardigan that kept falling off your shoulders? Or maybe it was a pullover that had excess fabric in the armpits? Why does this happen? What’s the solution? And how do you find patterns that use these solutions? These are the questions I’m going to be answering today.

For pretty much every increase you can think of there's a mirror-image counterpart! Here are video tutorials for six methods of knitting paired increases.

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Here are four different ways to make raglan increases in knitting. When you're knitting a top-down raglan sweater, you can make raglan increases in many dif...

The invisible raglan increase is perfect for seamless top-down sweaters. The raglan stitch is flanked by mirrored increase stitches and the raglan seam has n...

Ashley Lillis | Knitting Pattern Designer on Instagram: "This is my favorite raglan increase…. Make one right, knit one, slip marker, knit one, make one left. I also love that you can add more raglan stitches on either side of the stitch marker to make the raglan section thicker. So many possibilities! @lionbrandyarn truboo in Breeze #knittingvideo #knittingtutorial #alwaysknitting #knitknitknit #knitspo #knittinginspiration #knittinginstagram #knitting_inspire #knitweardesigner…

There are so many ways to work every possible technique in knitting that you could, if you are adventurous, view a knitting pattern as a guide rather than written in stone. The ability to substitut…