This raglan sweater is a quick knit.
A complimentary yarn in a mercerized cotton is used for the neckline, ribbed bottom and the slits of the sleeves, which lends a nice detail!
The fit is comfortable, with the body growing a bit more just under the armhole and again in the back, towards the bottom to give you just a bit extra room.

The pattern is fully written for sizes ranging from 34/36”, (38/40”, 42/44” 46/48”), 50” with a positive ease of 21”to 30” at bottom hem depending on size worked right into pattern when gauge is reached.

Yarn
C1- Mercerized cotton, 125 yards in a sport weight, held triple. 2/3 skeins used or single strand of heavy worsted yarn.
C2- Voluming, an aran weight yarn. 300 yards/200 grams per skein in a super soft washable acrylic yarn. 2/3/3 skeins used.
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Notions needed
Two US size 11 (8 mm) circular needles, one 16” (41 cm) and one 36” (102 cm) in length.
Scrap yarn or interchangeable cords for placing sleeve stitches on hold.
7 markers, one different one to mark beginning of rounds.
Tapestry needle or crochet hook for finishing.

Gauge
9 sts and 15 rows in 4” stockinette stitch, unblocked.

Techniques applied
Knitting and purling in the round, raglan increases, yarn overs, placing sections on hold, picking stitches up again, weaving in
ends. Blocking is optional, the sample shown here was not blocked.

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