Tunic, Summer Sweater, Mesh Shirt "Sophia" (top-down raglan)
Chunky Cropped Raglan Sweater Crochet Pattern
If you've never crocheted a raglan style sweater before, you're gonna get a kick out of this! The beauty of the raglan style sleeve is you can create this sweater, from the top down, with virtually no seaming! That makes this chunky cropped, 3/4 length sleeve sweater just as fun to make as it is to wear.
All you need is your favorite super bulky weight yarn, a 11.5mm (US P) crochet hook and a few removable stitch markers.
Raglan Sweater
If you've never crocheted a raglan sweater or top before, you are in for a treat. This might just be my favorite way to crochet sweaters or tops! The fact is that the technique has many advantages: - when you crochet the from top-down, you will get a whole thing, it means without seams - save valuable time without spending it on long and annoying stitching - raglan allows you to try on the sweater at any time and adjust its size in the process of crocheting - sweater sits perfectly on the shoulders, not forming folds in the armpit area - the perfect technique for crocheting children's clothes, because the sweater is easy to fit on the growing child, periodically unravel and extending its sleeves.
By the Bay Tunic
Something I have always wanted to design is sweaters and the By the Bay Tunic gave me the perfect opportunity too. Now we are going to summer so I didn't wanna design anything bulky because this top was designed to throw over your tank and head out. The By the Bay Tunic is worked in two pieces from the bottom up and then seamed together. This tunic has not only a beautiful texture and came out even better than I imagined it is simple to make!
Bonnie Tunic Sweater Free Crochet Pattern
"Crochet yourself a gorgeously textured tunic with this free crochet pattern! Don't let the complexity of this beautiful design put you off, it's easy to make and includes special stitch tutorials. This tunic pattern includes instructions for making ladies sizes from XS through to 5XL. The length and arm circumference can be customised for the perfect fit. You will need: Worsted weight yarn (UK Aran) - approx. 1100 (1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 1900) yards, 5.5mm crochet hook, A Stitch Marker, Yarn needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape."
Crochet Peasy Raglan Sweater
Here is this gorgeous and utterly comfy crochet easy peasy raglan sweater pattern for you. The raglan sweater is quite simple in design and super easy to make from sizes X to 5X. The yarn used is soft with 5 mm hooks, and the colors done are plum and green. Check out the detailed pattern right here!
