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Coco Raglan Pullover

The Coco Raglan Pullover is a top-down knitted garment with various size options and specific measurements for bust and length. It utilizes 7mm and 6.5mm needles and requires a specific yarn type, with detailed instructions for construction, including short rows and stitch counts. The document outlines the process for casting on, working the body and sleeves, and finishing with neck ribbing.

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Coco Raglan Pullover

The Coco Raglan Pullover is a top-down knitted garment with various size options and specific measurements for bust and length. It utilizes 7mm and 6.5mm needles and requires a specific yarn type, with detailed instructions for construction, including short rows and stitch counts. The document outlines the process for casting on, working the body and sleeves, and finishing with neck ribbing.

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Coco raglan pullover

@hongttoknit

Size: 0 (1) 2 (3) 4

Bust : 87 (93) 96 (103) 110 cm

Length : 48 (50) 50 (52) 52 cm

Gauge : 7mm needles, Stockinette Stitch, 10x10cm = 17 sts × 25 rows

Needles : 7mm (main) , 6.5mm (ribbing)

Yarn : Nakyangyarn Coconut (50g,107m) 8 (8) 9 (9) 9 balls


Size Guide

Choose a size with about 15 cm of positive ease from your chest measurement.

Construction

Coco Raglan Pullover is worked top-down, starting from the neck, then yoke, sleeves, body, and

finally sleeves.

Start with a 40cm cable and switch to a longer cable as you increase the yoke.

-​ Short rows are worked using the German short row method. On “turn” rows, work a
double stitch.
-​ K (P) DS: When you encounter a double stitch from German short rows, knit (purl) both
loops together as one.

1
Cast On

With 7mm needles and 40cm (or 60cm) cable, CO 100 sts using long-tail cast on.

Place a start marker and begin knitting in the round as follows:

* [ ] denotes raglan stitches. In Row 1, [P1, K1, P1, K1, P1, K1, P1] is written out, but from Row 2 onward,
it is noted simply as [raglan]. Work sts according to pattern (knit the knit sts, purl the purl sts).

Row 1 (RS) : K11, PM, [P1, K1, P1, K1, P1, K1, P1], PM, K14, PM, [raglan], PM, K22, PM, [raglan],
PM, K14, PM, [raglan], PM, K11
Row 2 (RS) : [Work to marker, m1r, slip marker, [raglan], slip marker, m1l] × 4, K1, turn
Row 3 (WS) : [Work to marker, slip marker, [raglan], slip marker] × 4, P2, turn
Row 4 (RS) : [Work to marker, m1r, slip marker, [raglan], slip marker, m1l] × 4, knit to double st,
K DS, K3, turn
Row 5 (WS) : [Work to marker, slip marker, [raglan], slip marker] × 4, purl to double st, P DS, P3,
turn
Row 6~7 : Repeat Rows 4–5 once more.
Row 8 (RS) : [Work to marker, m1r, slip marker, [raglan], slip marker, m1l] × 4, knit to start
marker (knit the double sts together as knit sts).

Short rows are complete. Work 1 more row in pattern, resolving the double sts.

Stitch count : 15 sts (Left Front) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 22 sts (Left Sleeve) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 30 sts (Back) / 7 sts
(Raglan) / 22 sts (Right Sleeve) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 15 sts (Right Front)

So far all sizes are identical. Now continue as below to work yoke increases. Each increase row

adds 8 sts.

Row 1 : [Work to marker, m1r, slip marker, [raglan], slip marker, m1l] × 4, work to marker
Row 2 : Work sts as established

Repeat Rows 1–2 a total of 15 (15) 15 (14) 14 times.

Stitch count : 30 (30) 30 (29) 29 sts (Left Front) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 52 (52) 52 (50) 50 sts (Left Sleeve) / 7 sts
(Raglan) / 60 (60) 60 (58) 58 sts (Back) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 52 (52) 52 (50) 50 sts (Right Sleeve) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 30
(30) 30 (29) 29 sts (Right Front)

Now continue, increasing only at the body. Each increase row adds 4 sts.

2
Row 1 : [Work to marker, m1r, slip marker, [raglan], slip marker, work to marker, slip
marker, [raglan], slip marker, m1l] × 2, work to marker
Row 2 : Work sts as established

Repeat Rows 1–2 a total of 3 (4) 5 (6) 7 times.

For size (3) and (4), repeat Row 1 an additional (2) 4 times.

Stitch count : 33 (34) 35 (37) 40 sts (Left Front) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 52 (52) 52 (50) 50 sts (Left Sleeve) /
7 sts (Raglan) / 66 (68) 70 (74) 80 sts (Back) / 7 sts (Raglan) / 52 (52) 52 (50) 50 sts (Right Sleeve) / 7
sts (Raglan) / 33 (34) 35 (37) 40 sts (Right Front)

Body

Work as follows to separate sleeves from body:

(Work to marker, remove marker, K4, place 58 (58) 58 (56) 56 sts on hold, CO 0 (3) 4 (6) 6 sts

using backward loop cast on, K4, remove marker) × 2

You now have 148 (158) 164 (176) 188 sts.

Work in stockinette until total length from back neck = 48 (50) 50 (52) 52 cm.

Bind off knitwise. Take care not to bind off too tightly (you may use a larger needle).

Sleeves

Work both sleeves the same.

With 7mm needles and 60cm (or 40cm) cable, pick up sts starting at the underarm CO.

Pick up 0 (1) 2 (3) 3 sts, PM, pick up 0 (2) 2 (3) 3 sts, then knit across 58 (58) 58 (56) 56 sts on hold.

You now have 58 (61) 62 (62) 62 sts.

Work in the round in stockinette until sleeve length = 50 (50) 49 (49) 48 cm from underarm (or

desired length).

At the same time, work decrease rounds every 14 (12) 12 (13) 13 rounds:

Decrease Round: K1, ssk, knit to 3 sts before marker, k2tog, K1

Work decrease round a total of 9 (10) 10 (9) 9 times.


You now have 40 (41) 42 (44) 44 sts.
Bind off knitwise. Take care not to bind off too tightly (you may use a larger needle).

3
Neck Ribbing

With 6.5mm needles and 40cm cable, pick up sts along neckline starting at the back right

(between back and right shoulder), working to the left. Pick up 1 st in each CO edge.

The exact stitch count is not important, but adjust to an even number.

Work as follows:

Row 1~6 : (K1, P1) to end

Bind off knitwise. Take care not to bind off too tightly (you may use a larger needle).

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