Raglan cable sweater pattern

Watching this incredible video tutorial you will be able to learn to Knit this Raglan Sweater with cable. This summer sweater is super cute! The creator of this video will teach you how to knit it step by step, you will only have to follow her instructions so that the result of your knitting looks incredible. You can get creative and do it with the yarn color that you like the most! Also, this summer sweater could be a gift for someone you love. We are sure it will be your favorite!...

Knitted jumper for men in DROPS Air. The piece is worked top down with raglan, double neck, cables and moss stitch. Sizes S - XXXL.

Chanda Il - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The Arctic Light Sweater is a top-down cable knit sweater with intricate patterns on the front, back and sleeves. It is worked with merino wool and silk mohair held together to give texture. The sweater is cropped in length and features raglan sleeves. Size choices range from XS to 3XL. The pattern includes charts, written instructions, measurements and photos to clearly guide the knitter through the…

Ruby is a simple top-down seamless raglan with a center front cable panel and stockinette body. This sweater also features waist and hip shaping for a flattering fit.

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The Fall Bluff Sweater is an oversized, top-down raglan sweater with a simple construction but timeless look.

Cable knit sweater pattern. Women sweater with cables. Classic cableknit sweater for women. Cool modern knittingpatterns for women, men and kids.

Several months ago (ok, about a year ago, if I'm being perfectly honest) I decided I wanted a drapey shawl collared cardigan - a sweatshirt sweater of sorts. A sport weight cardigan knit on size 3 needles takes a long time to knit. Thanks to the snow day last Wednesday, I finally finished and blocked the piece. It's just what I wanted. What it really needs at this point is a shawl pin (maybe something like these) to keep it shut. Pattern: I made this one up - more on that in a minute Yarn: A…