circular knitting from the neck

AT recent times knitting raglan products from top to bottom from the collar is very common. Honestly, this is my favorite type of knitting, because. having calculated the number of loops once, you can knit the entire product and do not need to sew individual parts. The things obtained in this way do not require additional refinement and fit well.

There are several ways to knit such a raglan. First of all, you can knit by calculating the initial number of loops, or you can by building a pattern. I use the first method, but, for completeness, I will give all methods. Perhaps they will be useful to someone.

Depending on the style, you can knit the product on two knitting needles, five knitting needles and round knitting needles. The technology for making a product according to this scheme has its own characteristics. Consider the possible options for such knitting.

Knitting from the collar with the initial calculation of the loops and traditional raglan lines

First, let's take measurements. We will need: the circumference of the neck, the length of the raglan line, the length of the product from the armpit to the bottom and the length of the sleeve. You can take measurements on the person you are knitting for, or on a product that sits well on it. Personally, that's what I do.

To start knitting, you need to make a calculation by the number of loops. To do this, we calculate how many loops go to the circumference of the neck, for this total number we divide the loops into b parts and add 4 loops to indicate raglan lines. 1/6 of the loops goes to the sleeves and 2/6 to the front and back (Fig. 2). Raglan lines can be not from one loop, but from 2, 3 or 4. I really like raglan lines tied into bundles of 4 loops.

Example. Let's say we knit a sweater under the neck, with a diameter of 42 cm. The knitting density according to the sample is 25 loops per 10 cm, that is, 2.5 loops per 1 cm. and for our 42 cm we will need 105 loops. Round up to 106. Let's say we will knit my favorite raglan lines of 4 loops each. Total: 4 * 4 \u003d 16 loops on all raglan lines. Subtract them from the total number of loops: 106-16=90. Calculate 1/6: 90/6=15 stitches. So we get: back and front 2/6 each, this is 30 loops and each sleeve 1/6, this will be 15 loops.

We collect the number of loops equal to the diameter of our gate, and it does not have to be under the very throat. After all, let's say men's pullovers are knitted so that the collar of the shirt can be seen from under it.

Having knitted 1 row after a set of loops, we continue to knit the loops of the previous row in a circle (we close it). It is very important not to twist the fabric in the process of further knitting, otherwise you will have to dissolve and do it all over again. In this row, we break down the loops into ragged lines, back, sleeves and front according to our calculations. In order for you not to miss the ragged lines in the future, I advise you to mark them with a needle and colored threads, because. all our product design will be carried out on these raglan lines, making in each even row a crochet before and after them. The ragged lines themselves should be positioned as shown in Figure 1.

The collar in front of the product has a deeper cut, so we need to take this into account in the knitting process. To do this, we will knit the back and part of the sleeve in elongated rows (i.e. each next row will be several loops longer than the previous one). To knit the neck, we knit the next round to the center of the right sleeve, not forgetting to double crochet before and after the raglan line. After turning the work, we knit in the opposite direction along the wrong side to the center of the left sleeve. Turning the product, we knit to the center of the left sleeve (with double crochets at raglan lines) plus another 5-6 loops and turn the knitting again. So we knit until we knit in any row to the middle of the front (this should be the front row). Next, we knit the product in a circle, adding through a row on both sides of the raglan loops, one loop each. until the raglan line is the desired length.

Next, we will knit only the back and front. To do this, we remove the loops of the sleeves on spare knitting needles (or on a thick thread). We collect 4 loops for raglan lines on the sides, combine the back and front with raglan lines on circular knitting needles. We knit in a circle in front and back of the desired length. If a dress is knitted in this way, then from the waist to the hip line, the number of loops increases for ragged lines to the required amount (it is calculated in the same way as we considered for the neck circumference, only now the calculation will be for the hip circumference).

In conclusion, we put on the loops of the sleeves on circular needles, cast on 4 loops at the armhole for the raglan line and knit in a circle, decreasing the loops at these lines. True, the circumference of the sleeves is quite small, so you can knit not in a circle, but at the end sew the sleeves with a vertical seam for smoothness.

Knitting from the collar with the initial calculation of loops and raglan lines located along the lines of the shoulder and the middle of the back and front.

This is such a long name, but it reflects the meaning of the arrangement of ragged lines. Women's jacket is knitted with a fastener in front. In this case, knitting does not go in a circle, but instead of the front raglan line at the end of knitting, you need to make a strap for fastening.

The whole model is knitted according to the previous description, with the only difference that we calculate the initial breakdown differently. From the number of neck loops, subtract the total number of loops going to the raglan lines, then divide all the loops by 4. As a result, we get four groups of loops, separated by raglan lines (See Fig. 2).

We knit the beginning of the collar in the same way, taking into account the fact that the neckline in front should be larger than on the back. That is, after the breakdown, we knit in elongated rows and in the front rows we make crochets before and after the raglan lines.

Having knitted to the armhole, we separate a third of the loops on the sleeve from each quarter and remove it on additional knitting needles or a thick thread. We combine the loops of the back and front, adding loops for raglan lines in the place of the armhole. We knit in a circle, adding, through a row, before and after the ragged lines of the back and front, and subtracting in the same way, through a row, before and after the ragged lines from the armhole. A wedge will be formed on the back and front of the knitting. When the length of the ragged lines of the front and back is equal to the length of the product, we begin to knit the missing wedge under the armhole in short rows. To do this, in each front row we will not knit from 3 to 5 loops on each side, depending on the thickness of the thread and the density of the product. Here you will need to independently choose this number of loops.

We knit the sleeves in the same way. I just want to note that knitting sleeves in a circle is quite difficult, because. small diameter, but the sleeve knitted in a circle looks better. If desired, you can use five knitting needles, as when knitting socks.

Construction of a pattern drawing with raglan sleeves tied from the collar

Many conscientious craftswomen knit according to patterns. This section is for them. Below we will consider a schematic construction of such a pattern and consider how to make a product using it. On a piece of paper in the middle we draw a vertical line - the line of the middle of the jacket (Fig. 3). In the center, at right angles to the line of the middle of the jacket, we draw a line, which we will call the line of the shoulder. From the point of intersection A, we set aside up and down the distance from the shoulder to the desired length, and through the points B and C we draw lines parallel to the line of the shoulder. The line drawn through point B will be called the line of the bottom of the front; the line drawn through point B is the line of the bottom of the back. Along the shoulder line from point A, we lay aside to the sides along half the width of the back in the shoulders and get points D and D. From points GD towards point A we set aside the width of the shoulder and get points E and G. Then, along the line AB and AB, we put it off from point A to the sides of the segments equal to AE and AZh, and we get the points Z and I. Connecting points E, W, W, I between themselves in straight lines, we obtain schematically the lines of the collar of the jacket. To obtain raglan lines, we divide the segments EI, IZH, ZhZ and ZE in half and from the obtained points K, L, M, H we draw perpendicular lines to the lines of the collar of the jacket. The length of the raglan lines is equal to an average of 30 cm to 36 cm. We postpone this distance from the beginning of the raglan lines and get points O, P, R, S where the raglan line will end.

Having set aside the desired length of the sleeve along the shoulder line from points D and G to the sides, we obtain points T and U, through which we draw the line of the bottom of the sleeve, parallel to the line of the middle of the jacket. Having set aside from the points T and Y to the sides along half the width of the sleeve below, we connect the obtained points with the points of the end of the raglan lines (points O, P, R, C).

Along the line of the bottom of the front and the line of the bottom of the back from points B and C to the sides, we set aside 1/4 of the circumference of the hips and connect the resulting points with the points of the end of the raglan lines (points O, P, P, C).

The use of this type of sleeve cut, such as raglan, allows you to get a more accurate knitted product than the option with stitched-in sleeves. Knitting raglan from the bottom up with knitting needles is not an easy task for beginners, but using a ready-made pattern or a preliminary calculation makes it easy to do the job.

A knitted sweater or cardigan with diagonal armhole lines and sloping shoulders looks stylish and modern, stretches in all directions, the seams do not create additional volume and do not cause discomfort when worn, which means that the result is worth the effort. All that is required for work is a little patience and good preparation (calculations, following the sequence of execution).

Knitting raglan from the bottom up on circular knitting needles makes it possible, if necessary, to adjust the pattern after trying on an unknitted product, so doing work in this way is more suitable for beginners than knitting from top to bottom from the neck.

How to get started?

Knitting requires only threads, knitting needles and a needle.

As for the knitting needles, their size is determined by the thickness of the yarn, and the number and type depend on the method of knitting the product.

In books on knitting (for example, M.V. Maksimova "The ABC of Knitting", E. Zimmerman "Knitting Without Tears"), you can find various schemes work, patterns, consisting of separate parts, or methods of knitting a seamless product.

To knit a seamless product, you will need three pairs of circular knitting needles, and one of them should have the longest fishing line. The sleeves of a small product, for example, a blouse for a child, can also be knitted on stocking needles if there are no additional circular ones, but this is less convenient.

Before starting work, you must:

• Take measurements;
• Make a sample from the purchased yarn and make calculations on it;
• Draw a pattern or diagram of the details of the product in a sweep.

Knitting a sweater or cardigan with raglan sleeves from the bottom up with knitting needles is performed according to the following pattern:

The front and back of the product are knitted, the parts can be knitted both separately and as a single fabric (pipe) on circular knitting needles. Having tied up to the armpits (the place where the armhole began), knitting is postponed.

Separately knit 2 sleeves. They can also be made seamless on circular needles, while the additions for expanding the sleeves are made in one line, which will subsequently coincide with the junction of the parts of the front and back of the product. If you use a repeating embossed pattern on the sleeves and in the main part, for example, knobs, you must take into account that after connecting the sleeves on circular needles, back and front, the knitting pattern must match.

After the sleeves and the main part are completed, according to the pattern, the knitting of the product continues on the same circular knitting needles. At the same time, several loops (8% of the total number of front loops) from each part from the connection side must be transferred to pins or additional knitting needles. These few loops are necessary for undercutting, which serve as an analogue of decreases when knitting armholes for a raglan set-in sleeve from the bottom up. Then knit several rows, starting to form raglan lines from the second row. Next, carefully sew the undercuts loop into the loop.

Raglan from bottom to top consists of diagonal segments from the armpits to the extreme points of the neckline of the front and back, raglan lines are formed due to reductions, and reductions can be made using various schemes, including as decorative elements. You can use the table data to determine the line length.

Next, they move on to knitting the neck of the product. The size of the neck depends on the number of rows of raglan from the bottom up and the reductions made. For the neck, it is necessary to take into account the difference between the height of the front and the back, which is called the sprout. The sprout is made for a standard round neck so that the product does not pull back.

After making the product according to this scheme with seamless parts knitted on circular knitting needles, there is no need to sew the parts. At the same time, it is not recommended for beginners to use a complex pattern for a product knitted with raglan from the bottom up. Alternatively, you can decorate only the central part of the sweater with a relief ornament.

In the case of knitting a product with buttons or zippers with raglan bottom up, it consists of 2 shelves before work, so the main part is knitted not in a circle, but in a rotary knitting method. It is also necessary to take into account the additional number of loops for the front bar, which must be overlapped.

Calculation of the number of loops

Knitting without counting the number of loops for beginner needlewomen is very difficult. It is recommended to first draw diagrams and, having determined the knitting density according to the sample, apply the values ​​​​of the number of loops and rows to the diagrams. Several methods are used to calculate the number of loops.

Method 1

For this option, you must first take the following measurements (for example, use size 48):

• Neck girth (for the pattern, the semi-girth of PS = 18cm is used);
• Bust (PG = 48 cm);
• Hips (PB = 50 cm);
• Product length (CI = 65 cm);
• The sum of the length of the sleeve and the length of the shoulder to the neck (DR = 64 cm);
• Wrist girth (PZ = 8 cm).

Next, you need to calculate the number of loops and rows in accordance with the density of knitting. For yarn of medium thickness, a square of 10x10 cm contains 20 loops and 27 rows. Accordingly, PS = 36 loops, PG = 96 loops, PB = 100 loops, CI = 176 rows, DR = 173 rows, PZ = 16 loops.

To build the scheme, a grid is used - a rectangle 52 cm wide (PG + 4 cm allowance), 65 cm long. At a distance of 23 cm (PG (48) / 3 + 7) from the upper edge, it is necessary to draw a straight horizontal line of the chest.

We divide the rectangle below the chest line into 2 equal parts (front and back) with a vertical segment. Set aside 2 cm from the top point to the right and left.

Set aside 5 cm to the right from the upper left point (PN (18) / 3-1), this is the line of the neck of the back. From the upper right point to the left we set aside 6 cm (PN / 3). Next, you need to raise the neck of the back by 2 cm, lower the neck of the front by 3 cm and round. We draw diagonal lines to indicate the armhole of the sleeve. The armhole of the back part is 31 cm, the front is 29 cm.

Separately, we depict the pattern of the sleeve. At the level of the chest of the main parts, we draw the line of the sleeve to the armhole, its length is a total of 40 cm (20 cm for each half of the sleeve, PG / 3 + 4 cm).

From each edge, set aside 2 cm for the rounding of the armhole.

In the middle we draw a vertical line up - 23 cm (for the armhole), down - 41 cm. From the bottom we set aside 10 cm (PZ (8) + 2), from the top point 3 cm each (PN / 6). We raise the neck line from the side of the back by 2 cm. We connect the armholes with diagonal lines. The length of the raglan from the back and front should correspond to the values ​​​​of the main part.

This method of knitting sleeves involves stitching parts, however, the pattern can also be used for knitting a seamless product, because. the lengths of the raglan lines of the sleeves and the main parts are the same. Having knitted to the chest line, the details must be transferred to common circular knitting needles and knitting should be continued, leaving 8 loops for undercut.

Method 2

The second calculation method offered by experienced craftswomen is similar to that used when knitting a product with raglan from top to bottom, the product is seamless, apart from small sections of the armhole (undercuts). For calculations, the following measurements must be taken:

• neck girth;
• chest girth;
• Hip girth;
• Wrist circumference (16 cm);
• Shoulder girth (32 cm);
• Arm length on the inside to the armpit (55 cm);
• The length of the product to the chest.

For size 48, 208 loops are cast on (based on the above calculation, 1 cm = 2 loops). The number of rows depends on the length of the product. In the process of knitting the sleeves, it is necessary to make increases so that the number of loops increases from 32 to 64. It is recommended to make two increases along the inside line of the sleeve every 3 cm (16 increases in total, 2 loops each).

Next, the knitted parts (sleeves and front with back) are transferred to circular needles, with the exception of 8 loops (8% of 104) on each side of the main part and 8 loops on the inside of each sleeve, these loops are transferred to separate pins. Then you need to knit 3-4 rows with raglan and carefully sew the undercuts loop into loop.

Before knitting armholes with raglan from the bottom up, the lines between the sleeves and the main parts of the product are marked with markers. The raglan line can be 1, 2 or 4 loops, in a separate case, and more if decorative decreases are made. The length of the line when knitting raglan with knitting needles from the bottom up depends on the desired size of the neck.

In the process of knitting raglan with knitting needles from the bottom up, in each odd row, decreases are made on both sides of the raglan lines, thus, 8 loops are reduced in one row, which allows you to form a diagonal armhole line.

At the same time, it is important that the raglan lines are performed neatly, the reductions are symmetrical. Ultimately, after all the decreases, the number of loops corresponding to the girth of the neck should remain on the knitting needles.

Raglan knitting from below: ways to decrease loops

The lack of seams on a sweater or cardigan knitted with raglan is compensated by reductions on both sides of the raglan lines, which you can either try to hide as much as possible by making the lines themselves narrow, consisting of only one purl loop, or vice versa, highlight and endow them with a decorative function. For this, they are used various ways decreasing stitches with knitting needles:

• Method 1. To make the raglan line look neat and inconspicuous, reductions must be done with an inclination towards the line. To do this, in the first case, before the raglan loops, the first loop is removed, the second is knitted and threaded into the removed one. In the second case, after the line, both loops are knitted into one the classic way behind the front wall;
• Method 2. Ladder. The raglan line is 5 purl loops (the main fabric is the front surface). In every fourth row, knit three purl together, then 4 purl, then the front surface;
• Method 3. For knitting raglan with knitting needles from the bottom up, the following variant of decreases in each row is also suitable with the formation of a decorative scar: the raglan loop and one in front of it are transferred to the right knitting needle, the next one is knitted behind the front wall, then we stretch the knitted through two removed loops.

Raglan knitting from below with a sprout

If you do not want your bottom-up knitted product to pull back, make a sprout, the difference between the height of the front and back. To complete the work, it is necessary to knit in short turning rows, leaving a small part of the front of the product untied. Decide first which part of the front loops to select for a straight neck line. If you want to make a round neck, it is enough to leave 10-12 loops for the neck oval shape resembling a boat, more loops will be required. On each side of the selected part we hang special markers.

We start the front row, as usual, on each side of the raglan line we make decreases in the chosen way, then reaching the first marker, we unfold the knitting. To prevent holes from forming, we first yarn over with a working thread, then we transfer the first loop to the knitting needle without knitting. We knit the loops from the wrong side according to the pattern, reaching the second marker, turn the work over and duplicate the yarn over and remove the loop.

Having knitted one more row and returning to the first marker, without knitting the yarn over and the removed loop, we turn the product over and repeat all the same. As soon as the required number of rows to raise the back are completed, we proceed to tying the neck with an elastic band. Thus, a neat neckline is obtained, the back of which is slightly higher than the front. For this way neck formation is the most optimal.

Hand-knitted product, made without seams, looks very neat and pretty. Raglan is knitting of clothes with a continuous seamless fabric for the upper body. Not every knitter decides to take on this particular method of knitting a sweater or sweater, citing the fact that knitting a stylish raglan with knitting needles is a difficult task. But actually it is not.

If you correctly calculate the loops and follow certain knitting rules, then there should be no problems and difficulties during knitting. This article is dedicated to all those beginner needlewomen who want to learn how to knit a simple but fashionable raglan from the neck (top) on their own and learn how to do it correctly and quickly. As a nice addition, at the end of the master class, we attach a free video tutorial.

Raglan line and patterns for knitting it

Before you start knitting, you need to understand: what is a raglan line (hereinafter LR)? These are loops on which yarns are made on both sides so that the knitted fabric expands. The raglan line can consist of one loop. The photo shows a canvas, the LR of which consists of 1 purl loop.

And in the next photo you can see a line of three facial loops. Here, pay attention to the fact that the yarns of the upper part of the fabric are knitted from the wrong side with a simple wrong side loop, so holes are obtained along the line. The nakida on the bottom of the fabric are knitted from the wrong side with purl crossed loops, so the holes are almost invisible.

LR can be performed in a variety of patterns. Look at the photo below - the LR is made of 4 loops with a flagellum pattern.

Beginners should start with simple option- LR from one purl loop. In this case, it will be easier to calculate the loops and navigate in knitting.

If you are just learning to knit, try knitting - a great way to learn a new technique and make a warm gift for your loved ones.

We try to knit in the direction from the neck: calculation of loops

In order to knit raglan with knitting needles from above, the first thing to do is to measure the circumference of the neck, since knitting occurs in the direction from top to bottom. The second is to knit a 10x10 cm pattern sample and count the number of loops in it. Based on the number of loops needed to make the neckline and the number of loops per 10 cm of the pattern sample, the following calculations are made.

For example, the circumference of the neck is 18 cm. There are 2.5 loops in 1 cm of the pattern. By multiplying these numbers, you get the total number of loops: 18 X 2.5 = 45.

Now you need to calculate how many loops will be used to knit the back, sleeves and front. To do this, divide the total number of loops by 3. It turns out 45: 3 \u003d 15. This means that 15 loops go to the back, 15 loops to the front, and another 15 loops to the sleeves. Part of the loops intended for the sleeves must be divided into 2 - for each sleeve. Next, from the loops of the sleeve, calculate 4 loops for the raglan line, divide the remainder into two sleeves (15-4 = 11). In our case, 11 by 2 cannot be divided without a remainder, so we leave 10 loops for the sleeve, and give one to the front loops. As a result, we get: 15 p. - back, 5 p. - sleeve, 16 p. - before, 4 p. for raglan lines.

Rule for calculating loops: divide the total number of loops into 3 parts, then the part for the sleeves by another 2, add all the rest to the front loops, always take raglan loops from the loops of the sleeves.

The loops are calculated, now you need to correctly type them on the knitting needles. Important! The sequence is this and only this: 1 loop for the right side of the front, 1 loop for the raglan line, 5 loops for the right sleeve, 1 loop of the raglan line, 15 loops for the back, 1 loop of the raglan line, 5 loops of the left sleeve, 1 loop of the raglan line, 1 loop of the left side of the front.

It is worth paying attention to the knitting of the neck with knitting needles -. We are sure that if you read this material, you will never again have difficulties with strapping.

Step-by-step master class on knitting a children's pullover using the raglan method

After you have calculated the loops and typed them on the knitting needles, start knitting as follows:

Raglan and regular sleeves

1 - 9 row. 1 air loop (the photo below will show how to perform this loop), 1 person. loop of the right shelf, 1 nak., 5 persons. sleeves, 1 na., 1 out. raglan lines, 1 stitch, 15 persons. backs, 1 on., 1 out. raglan lines, 1 stitch, 5 persons. sleeves, 1 na., 1 out. raglan lines, 1 stitch .. 1 person. left shelf and 1 air. P.

2 row and all out. air p. - purl loops, nakida - out. crossed.

11 row. Get on both sides 2 air. n. and close the work in a circle. The loops on the front of the product should be 1 more than on the back.

Continue knitting until you have loops for the sleeves. When the required number of loops for the sleeves is dialed, remove them on the auxiliary thread and leave them out of work. Gather back and front sts in a circle and continue knitting them in rounds (no more yarn overs). When the product reaches the desired length, transfer the work to the knitting needles with a smaller number, and work several rows of elastic. Close the loops, cut the thread.

Go back to knitting sleeves. Tie a thread and transfer the loops to 4 knitting needles. Mark the beginning of knitting with a stitch marker or a pin. Work raglan in the round, dec to form the bevel of the sleeve where the marker is in every 6th row as follows: 2 sts together, 2 sts together in broach. Thus, knit until the sleeve is the length you need. Rib the last few rows. Close the loops.

Knit the second sleeve in the same way. Now let's move on to the neck.

On the neck line, dial 1 loop from each loop and knit an elastic band of the desired size. Close the loops.

The children's raglan pullover is finished.

Knitting technique from below for beginners with a job description

Raglan can also be knitted from the bottom up. But in this case, first all the details are knitted separately to the place where the armhole begins. That is, they tied the back to the armholes and put off knitting without closing the loop, then they also tied it in front and put it off. Do the same for the sleeves. When all 4 parts are knitted to armholes, type them on circular needles in the following sequence: front, sleeve, back, sleeve.

Next, knit in circular rows if it is a sweater or in rows in the back and forth direction if it is a sweater with shelves. Loops along the raglan line are reduced evenly at the beginning of the row after the finishing strip and at the end of the row - before it. When the product is connected, sew the side lines and sleeves.

Raglan sleeve with detailed analysis of each step

The raglan sleeve is very practical, as it allows the arm to move freely without constraining or restricting movement.

When making a raglan sleeve, it is important to properly tie the raglan bevels. Read the detailed explanation in the master class by clicking on the highlighted text.

Detailed description for beginners

Knitting in this case is done from the bottom up in separate parts.

When the knitting of the sleeve reaches the desired height (to the armhole), to form the armhole, you need to close 1 time 3-4 loops. The subsequent rows are knitted with decreases on each side, 1 st in each 2nd row, knitting 1 or 2 extreme loops. Decrease until you have completed all the decreases calculated at the beginning of knitting.

On the sleeves, at the height of the armhole, the number of loops should be equal to the sum of the loops decreased for the raglan bevels on the back, plus on the front, plus 6 or 8 loops for the shoulder line.
Decrease at the beginning of the row is performed as follows: on the right, after the first 2 or 3 loops of the row, tie 2 loops together with a tilt to the left.
Decrease at the end of the row is performed as follows: on the left, before 2 or 3 last loops knit 2 stitches together in rows.

Children's raglan sweater for a little girl 3-4 years old

seamless knitted clothes is the best suited for children, as the seams do not rub or press on the sensitive delicate skin. Therefore, the raglan knitting method helps us a lot in creating knitted things for kids.

This summer raglan blouse for a girl will be very good. If you want such a knitted blouse for a boy, then change the pattern and select the desired thread color. And the style of the sweater will suit both girls and boys.

This model of blouse is suitable for a child of 3-4 years old.

Materials: yarn - 100% cotton, knitting needles No. 3.

patterns.

"Flowers". Cast on 17 sts on needles.

1 row. 7 persons., 1 knot (from 1 loop, knit 5 loops without removing from the knitting needle: 1 purl, 1 facial, 1 purl, 1 facial, 1 purl), 7 persons.

2 row . 7 out., 5 loops (knot) knit together inside out, 7 out.

3 row. 6 persons., 1 knot, 1 persons., 1 knot, 6 persons.

4 row. 6 out., 5 loops (knot) knit together inside out, 6 out.

5 row. Knit as 1st row.

6 row . Knit as 2nd row.

"Ropes" - garter stitch: All stitches are knit in both knit and purl rows.

Step-by-step master class with visual diagrams

Cast on 92 sts and work 2 cm in rib 2x2. Then distribute all the loops as follows: 11 loops - half of the back, 22 loops - sleeve, 22 loops - front, 22 loops - the second sleeve and 11 loops - the second half of the back. The remaining 4 loops are connecting. They are intended to form raglan lines, on both sides of which yarns are made: 8 loops in each person. row. After distributing the loops, knit 11 knit., 1 yarn, 1 knit, 1 yarn, 22 knit, 1 yarn, 1 knit, 1 yarn, 22 knit, 1 yarn, 1 knit, 1 yarn, 22 knit, 1 yarn, 1 knit, 1 yarn, 11 knit From the wrong side, knit all the loops, including the crochets, from the wrong side. loops. Thus, knit a total of 7 rows in stocking stitch, making additions in each face. a row of 8 loops.

Further, when knitting a strip of a sweater pattern, alternate in the following sequence: 1 row - persons. loops on the wrong side, 3 rows - stocking knitting, 1 row - faces. loops on the wrong side, 3 rows - hosiery knitting, 6 rows of the "rope" pattern, that is, faces. loops on the face and the wrong side of the work (2 rows knitted with faces. loops are considered as 1 row of the “rope” pattern), 4 rows of stocking knitting.

Flower strip (knit according to the pattern): 4 rows - stocking stitch, 6 rows - rope pattern: 3 rows - stocking stitch; 1 row - persons. loops on the wrong side; 3 rows - stocking; 1 row of people. loops on the wrong side.

Knit all parts of the blouse with raglan until the length reaches 12 cm.

Then continue to knit all the details separately. To do this, the loops of the sleeves and halves of the back must be removed with pins or additional threads. Work just before 12 cm in stocking st down and finish with 4 cm in 2x2 ribbing. Then transfer the loops of both halves of the back to the knitting needle, connect them and knit in the same way as before, 12 cm down and finish with 4 cm of 2x2 elastic. Next, transfer the sleeve loops to the knitting needles and knit down 2-3 cm in stocking or garter stitch and finish with an elastic band 2x2 2 cm.

Fold the finished product in half and sew in front with a back along the side height. Then, without tearing off the thread, sew the sleeves. On the right side of the back section, crochet 5 loops for buttons. Sew 5 buttons on the left side of the back slit. Moisturize and steam the product.

You can also decorate the finished jacket with beautiful knitted flowers.

Beautiful women's raglan pullover for a gentle look

Snow white openwork women's pullover, made using the "raglan" method, will give the image of tenderness, lightness and a touch of romance.

The size of this model is 42-44.

Materials. Cotton / acrylic / viscose yarn - 650 g, knitting needles and circular needles No. 5.5.

Hole pattern.

• Cast on an even number of stitches.
• Persons and out. ranks. * 1 yarn over, 2 sts together out. *. Repeat from * to *.
• Out. smooth surface. Persons R. knit out. p., out. R. knit faces. P.
• Persons smooth surface. Persons R. knit faces. p., out. R. knit out. P.

Braid pattern of 6 loops

• 1-6 rows: persons. expanse
• 7 row: 6 p. cross to the left (leave 3 p. on the auxiliary knitting needle before work, 3 persons, knit loops with auxiliary knitting needles.)
• 8 row: out. P.
• Repeat the pattern from the 1st to the 8th p.

Knitting density. 18 stitches x 26 rows = 10 x 10 cm.

Detailed description of knitting for beginners

Back.
Cast on 84 sts and knit as follows: 1 chrome, 22 sts hole pattern, * 6 sts braid pattern, 2 sts hole pattern *, repeat 4 times from * to *, 20 sts. hole pattern, 1 chrome.
After 1 cm (= 2 p. from the typesetting edge), continue knitting after and before chrome. p. 20 p. persons. satin stitch.
After 33 cm from the beginning of knitting, to form a raglan bevel, you need to close 1 p. on both sides and reduce in each 2nd p. 13 times 2 p. as follows: 1 double broach on the first 3 loops after chrome. (remove 1 p., 2 p. knit together faces. and stretch it through the removed p.), knit 3 p. together faces. before chrome.
After 44 cm from the start of work, put the remaining 30 sts on an additional thread.
Before.
Knit in the same way as the back.
Sleeves.
Cast on 44 sts and knit as follows: 1 chrome, 2 sts hole pattern, * 6 sts braid pattern, 2 sts hole pattern *, repeat 4 times from * to *, 1 chrome.
At the same time, on both sides, add in each 4th p. 5 times 1 p. And in every 2nd p. 15 times 1 p. Add the added loops to the pattern of holes (= 84 p.).
After 20 cm from the beginning of knitting, decrease to form a raglan bevel in the same way as for the back.
After 31 cm from the start of work, put the remaining 30 sts on an additional thread.
Knit the second sleeve in the same way as the first.
Assembly.
On circular knitting needles, pick up from the auxiliary threads the loops of the back, left sleeve, front, right sleeve. There should be only 120 loops. Knit further a pattern of holes in rows "forward - back". IMPORTANT: you need to start and end the row in the center of the back, while evenly decreasing 32 loops (= 88p.). It turns out the neck strap. When the strap reaches 4 cm, close all the loops.
Run all the seams: on the placket, raglan seams, seams of the side lines, seams of the sleeves. Moisturize and steam the product.
In this technique, you can knit a lot of beautiful clothes, for example, the description for which we provide in a separate, dedicated article.

Women's knitted blouse on top for cool days

Warm and comfortable women's raglan jacket will always keep you warm in cold weather and, in addition, will give the image elegance and femininity. A beret made with the same thread as the jacket will add extra charm and charm.

Materials. Acrylic yarn - 500g, knitting needles No. 6.

Fantasy pattern. Knit according to the scheme shown in the photo below.

Step-by-step MK with a description and diagrams

Right shelf.
On the knitting needles, dial 57 p. And knit according to the scheme with a fantasy pattern. At a height of 17 cm from the beginning of knitting, decrease 4 sts from the left edge in each row. Thus, knit 4 cm (= 21 cm from the typesetting edge). Close all loops.
Left shelf.
The left shelf of the raglan sweater is knitted symmetrically to the right shelf.
Back.
Cast on 35 sts on the needles and knit according to the scheme with a fantasy pattern, adding 4 sts from the right edge until there are 57 sts on the needles. At a height of 48 cm from the start of work, decrease from the right edge in each row 4 p. At a height of 52 cm from the start of the loop, close.
Sleeves.
On the knitting needles, dial 34 p. And knit 7 cm with an elastic band 2 X 2. Next, go to knitting according to the pattern with a fantasy pattern. To expand the sleeves, add on both sides in every 6th p. 1 st each until there are 56 sts on the needles. At a height of 43 cm from the start of work, decrease on both sides in each p. 1 p each. At a height of 13 cm from the beginning of the decrease, tie another 8 cm with a fantasy pattern. Close all loops.
Assembly of parts.
Sew shoulder seams. Sew sleeves into armholes. Sew side seams and sleeve seams. On the lower edge of the sweater on the knitting needles, cast on loops and knit a 7 cm bar with a 2 X 2 elastic band. To form the straps along the sides on the knitting needles, cast on loops and knit 6 cm with a 2 X 2 elastic band. To make a collar along the neckline on the knitting needles, cast on loops and knit 8 cm with an elastic band 2 X 2. Moisten the product, spread it out and let it dry.
Scheme and pattern:

Knitting from various yarns allows you to create real miracles!

Educational video lesson

Here is the promised tutorial video.

Products knitted using the raglan technique look neat and beautiful. Devote a few evenings to knitting any product using this technique, and you will understand that it is not difficult, but very interesting and exciting.

Inexperienced craftswomen are apprehensive about knitting clothes using the raglan technique: they are frightened by cunning calculations and schemes, the choice of patterns and sizes of knitting needles. However, at the same time, raglan on top with knitting needles is considered one of the available models for beginner needlewomen, and detailed description and master classes will help to cope with the work without difficulty and in short time. It is better to start with small sweaters for children or clothes for dolls, and then start knitting clothes in large sizes.

The history of the Raglan sleeve

The history of the sleeve is connected with the biography of Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, later named Lord Raglan. A successful diplomat, talented tactician and valiant military man, he gained fame as a trendsetter in the history of tailoring.

Baron Raglan

A serious wound to the right hand, received by the baron at the Battle of Waterloo, ended in a severe infection, followed by amputation. The desire to hide his lack of appearance was the reason for the creation of a special cut of clothes. The essence of the sleeve was that it was cut out in such a way that the front and back created a single whole, while there was no shoulder seam. The created shape of the cut protected clothes from rolling raindrops and did not restrict movement.

The legendary Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, by the will of life circumstances, became the legislator of a special cut of the sleeve

The tragic story of the Fitzroy Raglan inspired the creation of the sleeve pattern used by the world's trendsetters for T-shirts, sweatshirts, coats and traditional knits.

Thanks to special patterns, beginner needlewomen will quickly master knitting using the raglan technique.

Methods and advantages of the model

Raglan is a method of forming a sleeve, which uses a special technique and calculation scheme. It differs from other models in that it is inseparable from the back and front, as well as seamless lines, which is especially appreciated in children's clothing.

Comfortable

Knitting pattern from the neck

There are several options for knitting sleeves, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages. Knitting sleeves from the neck is popular: it is believed that it is simpler and more ergonomic.

Raglan with braids and aran

The technique is widely used by knitters, thanks to several advantages:

• formation of seamless lines;
• fast knitting technique;
• a wide selection of models and patterns for knitting.

A small disadvantage when knitting a product using the raglan technique is the need to calculate the number of loops for each specific size, taking into account (belt, pockets, zippers, openwork motifs).

Raglan sweater

What is needed for knitting

The amount of yarn and the thickness of the thread are calculated based on the model and additional elements. In the process you will need:

• diagram, photo and detailed description (beginners should take care of the manual with step by step instructions, diagrams, calculations and training video).
• circular needles. Products in the "raglan" technique initially involve movement in a circle, so circular knitting needles are most suitable.
• pins, sewing needles, toe knitting needles.

As a result, the resulting loops are divided into 3 segments. Given the size of the neck, it is recommended to use a percentage, where not the front panel is 45%, on the back 35%, 5% on the left and right sleeves.

The choice of yarn requires special attention

How to draw a diagram

In the center of the sheet, it is necessary to draw a circle, from which four straight lines depart, corresponding to the raglan lines. In this case, four segments are formed between the lines: front, back, two sleeves.

The raglan scheme consists of four main elements

The essence of the method is the gradual knitting of elements, including a sprout, connected into a single whole, in the event that we are talking about. Knitting, sweaters, coats and cardigans does not involve joining into a single ring - a strap or zipper is needed between them. The details of the product differ in height, so they knit a sprout that will help adjust the discrepancy between the elements.

For this you need:

• turn the product back to you and start from the third loop along the sleeve;
• knit the first loop with a crochet, the remaining loops in accordance with the pattern;
• then knit the back and 3 loops of the next sleeve;
• turn the work over to knit the first loop from the broach, and the loops of the sleeves along the pattern;
• add a loop on the raglan line;
• knit the last loop of the formation of the sprout with the next;
• turn knitting inside out and knit according to the pattern.

Ways of knitting raglan lines

Raglan lines can be formed in different patterns, depending on the desired effect:

• the most common is two front loops that go in a row without crochets, with the addition of a broach in front of the loops;
• another easy way- with purl loop. Such a line is formed simply: adding from broach loops, purl, and one more addition.

Raglan Line Formation

Detailed raglan knitting pattern from above

There are several types of raglan knitting in a circle with a sprout that a novice craftswoman can master. At first glance, the scheme may seem complicated, but if you are careful in adding loops, the method will not take much time.

Master Class

The first row (auxiliary) is knitted with facial knit, according to previously taken measurements. They are removed with a centimeter tape, counting the loops according to a special scheme. Then the required number of facial loops are cast on the knitting needles and connected in one circle.

Beginning of knitting

Colored markers are used to separate zones. It can be:

• threads of a contrasting color;
• pins, paper clips or special markers.

The minimum set for needlework

At the next stage, a sprout is knitted, indicating raglan lines, then the fabric is turned over and knitting is continued on the wrong side.

sprout formation

Openwork design is suitable for women's sweaters, as well as for all types of children's models. In order for the pattern to turn out spectacular, you should select natural yarn low density.

Original raglan

Advantages of the raglan technique

Via basic equipment raglan can be created different from sweaters to coats. The absence of seams makes the clothes more elastic and softer. A special technique allows you to change the length of the product depending on the height of the child in the event that it is connected from the neck.

Children's model in the technique of "raglan"

For ignorant needlewomen, the method of making a product using the raglan technique may seem complicated, but this is not entirely true. If you deal with cunning calculations, delve into the essence of the method - it will become one of the most beloved, since products using this technique are obtained in the blink of an eye, they look original and are very comfortable to wear.

How to choose knitting needles

In anticipation of work, you need to stock up on circular knitting needles. The range of types and types of knitting needles in professional stores is so large that it is sometimes difficult for inexperienced craftswomen to make a choice.

Set of circular needles

Until your own preferences have formed, you can recommend inexpensive metal knitting needles on a twisted cord. This model of knitting needles is convenient, which will avoid the descent of the loops and the breakage of the cord.

In work, several knitting needles with different length cord, which should be changed depending on the number of loops when knitting.

The best kit for beginner knitters

Features of the choice of yarn

Knitting needles must be selected according to the thickness of the yarn. Beginning craftswomen should avoid fine yarns made from mohair and bulky wool, as fine yarns get tangled and can cause a lot of trouble, and a thick, delicate pattern will not work.

The choice of yarn is a responsible and creative task.

The optimal length will be 300 meters in a skein, while the size of the needles is selected in accordance with the recommendations of the manufacturer and in the process of creating a probe.

How to knit raglan

Counting loops

As a rule, work begins with knitting a probe. First you need to make a pattern, based on the estimated size and calculate the loop sample.

Loop test

For the sample, knitting is used, which will subsequently be used for 25–30 loops are drawn on the knitting needles and 10–15 rows are knitted. The finished canvas should be washed, dried and steamed - this will allow you to make the correct calculation.

Before starting work, you need to knit a looped sample

Using a ruler, determine the number of loops in one centimeter of the connected sample: for example, there are three loops in 1 cm, and the neck circumference is 36 cm. 36 multiplies by 3 and we get 108 cm. Next, you need to draw a simple circuit, consisting of four zones: two sleeves, back and front. The resulting number of loops must be divided into three zones. Thus, there are 36 loops for each part, while the sleeves account for 36/2 \u003d 18.

Dress - raglan

Attention! The resulting number of loops is reduced, taking into account the formation of the raglan line, thus:

• there are 35 loops on the shelf and back;
• two sleeves 17.

The raglan line is formed taking into account the number of expected loops when knitting, while the initial value of the main details decreases depending on the number of loops in the raglan.

Beginning of work

You should start working on knitting needles with a short fishing line, while novice needlewomen should give preference to models with facial knitting. Having typed the required number of loops (in our case, 108), they close the knitting and mark the segments with special markers or contrasting threads.

Visual distribution of “raglan” by zones

The first row is the last one, if a sweater or half-over is knitted, and when knitting a coat, sweater or cardigan, the knitting is left in its original form. A sprout is knitted from the next row - this is due to the difference in cut between the details of the front and back. The height of the front is increased by turning rows in the back area, with partial knitting of the sleeves - thus, the back height in the neck area rises.

The work is done in a circle from the front side with front loops, and the rotary rows are tied according to the scheme.

The work is guided by a pre-compiled scheme:

In the work, we focus on the drawn up scheme, but we substitute our own calculations

sprout formation

Thus, every second row increases by 8 loops. If necessary, you can switch to knitting needles of a longer length and knit the product to the entire height of the armhole.

Description

Switching to the main canvas

When the required sleeve height is reached, the loops are removed on an additional thread or knitting needle, and circular knitting is continued. In this case, the loops that are part of the raglan base participate at the beginning of the main fabric and must be separated by a marker. The addition and decrease of loops occurs on both sides of the intended line.

Armhole decoration

The length of the canvas can be calculated based on the loop test. If there are 4 rows in 1 cm, then for a 100 cm long tunic it is necessary to knit 400 rows. It is better to finish knitting with an elastic band on smaller needles, so the fabric will be less stretchy and will be able to keep its shape for a long time.

Sleeve "raglan"

Sleeves

Sleeves can be knitted in two ways: seamless or with a seam. Seamless knitting is done on stocking needles or on circular knitting needles with a short fishing line.

How to knit raglan sleeves

The implementation of the sleeves requires some rules when knitting bevels, focusing on the marker. The calculation of the length loops is carried out taking into account the shoulder line and the number of loops in one row. Thus, with a shoulder length of 11 cm and a sleeve length of 59 cm, if 1 cm = 3 rows, then the number of rows in the sleeve is 210 rows. If the sleeves end with a cuff, then its length is subtracted from the overall dimensions of the sleeve.

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Increase

here is the same description and calculation. might be useful to someone else.

To knit a sweater with a raglan sleeve, you need to make a pattern.
Calculation of loops according to the measurement of the neck circumference (OS) and knitting density, which we will determine from the sample.
EXAMPLE:
If Osh = 34 cm, the increase in freedom of fit is -4 cm, and the knitting density is 2.5 loops per 1 cm, then you need to dial 2.5x (34 + 4) = 95 loops
Distribute these loops to all parts of the sweater.
If each raglan line will consist of 1 loop, then 4 of them will be required for 4 lines, then 95-4 \u003d 91 loops.
Divide the remaining loops into 4 parts (front, back and two sleeves)
Since 91 is not evenly divisible by 4, we round it up to 92.
92:4=23 stitches.
It has been experimentally established that 1 such part must be given to the back, 2 to the front and 1 to 2 sleeves.
But so that the front is not too wide, we will reduce it by 3 cm, i.e. on 2.5x3 \u003d 7.5 loops and we get (23x2) -7 \u003d 39 loops.
From the 7 loops taken away, add 3 to the sleeves: (23+3): 2=13 loops, and 4 loops to the back: 23+4=27 loops.

It looks like this
We collect 96 loops on the knitting needles and knit the first row with a 2x2 elastic band, close the knitting into a ring and continue knitting a stand-up collar 3 cm high. will be at the very beginning of the row). From it to the left side, count 27 loops (back), mark the next one again with a colored thread (raglan loop), from which count 13 loops (right sleeve), again mark the next raglan line with a colored thread, count 39 loops from it (before), then mark colored thread last raglan line. Let's count how many loops are left on the left sleeve (there should be 13 of them, as well as on the right sleeve)

So that the collar of the sweater is not pulled back, we will make a slight imposition of the back: we will knit a row of loops from the 1st raglan line to the 3rd or 4th loop behind the 2nd raglan line, turn the knitting and knit the row on the wrong side, going beyond the raglan line on 3-4 loops (do not increase here yet). So going 3-4 loops past the end of the previous row, knit a few more rows until you reach the middle of the sleeves.
After that, we finish the imposition and knit in a circle, including all the loops on the knitting needle.
(it turns out that we impose a back in short rows, but to make the “transitions” less visible, I do this: each time turning the work, I make 1 yarn at the end., and then I knit a row and, having reached the yarn, I knit it with the next loop together in a pattern.)

Now we will focus all our attention on knitting ragged lines with loops.
We knit in a circle, yarn over before and after ragged lines (loops) through a row and knit them in the next row with a front crossed loop (behind the back wall).
At the same time, shoot the loop, raglan lines untied, leaving the thread behind knitting.
So we knit until the raglan line reaches 30 cm, then we will try on. If the armhole is narrow, knit a little more, but so that the sleeve does not turn out to be too wide, at the ragged lines from the side of the sleeve, make crochets through 2 front rows.
Next, we move on to knitting individual parts (back, front, sleeves)
I usually knit a SEAMLESS product, that is, I remove the loops of both sleeves on additional (circular) knitting needles, and on the main circular knitting needles I still have back and front loops. I continue to knit (front and back) in a circle to the desired length.
The sleeves can be knitted separately and sewn on the side seam, or in the round without a seam. If, when trying on, it turns out that the sleeve is too wide, then reductions must be made.
Knowing the density of knitting, we determine the number of loops at the base of the neck and distribute the loops on the back, front, sleeves and raglan lines. For example, with a knitting density of 2.5 loops per 1 cm and a neck circumference of 36 cm, 90 loops (2.5 * 36) must be cast on the knitting needles. Let in this example, each raglan strip consists of two loops, then 4 strips are 8 loops (2 * 4). The remaining loops are divided into three equal parts - back, front, sleeves (Fig. 1)

In our example - 82:3=27+27+28. The resulting parts must first be distributed: 27 loops - on the back, 27 loops - on the front, 28 loops - on two sleeves (14 loops for each).
In order for the product to have a neck on the front deeper than on the back, two amendments are made in the calculation.
1. In order for the sleeve not to be wide on the chest line, it is necessary to narrow each sleeve by 1.5-2 cm when calculating, thus increasing the back and front. In this example: 2.5 * 2 = 5 loops - therefore, each sleeve will be 5 loops narrower, and the front and back will be 5 loops wider. Sleeve: 14-5=9 sts, front and back: 27+5=32 sts.
2. In order to deepen the neck of the front, more rows are knitted along the back. For this, back loops are knitted, gradually adding sleeve loops to them in 3-5 steps as follows. Having closed the circle in the middle of the front, they mark the ragged lines with a colored thread and begin to knit in a circle (Fig. 2)

NOTE: while there are few loops on the knitting needles, it is better to knit on stocking knitting needles (that is, we knit on the four-fifth)

1st row - knit on the front side the left half of the front, the loops of the left sleeve, the loops of the back, the first part of the loops of the right sleeve (because we have 9 loops on the sleeve, we divide them into 4 parts: 3 + 2 + 2 + 2 , i.e. in the first row we knit 3 loops), while adding loops in each front row near the ragged lines along the back;

2nd row - turning to the wrong side, knit the first part of the right sleeve (3 loops), back loops, the first part of the left sleeve (also 3 loops);

3rd row - on the front side, knit the first part of the loops of the left sleeve (still the same 3 loops), back loops, loops of the first and second parts of the right sleeve (3 + 2 = 5 loops)

8 rows are knitted, since in this example the loops of each sleeve are attached in 4 steps. By the time all the loops of the sleeves are knitted, the number of loops of the back and front should be the same. To do this, it is necessary to take into account the loops that are added along the back of the ragged lines. For example, if the loops of each sleeve are knitted in 4 steps, then 4 loops will be added to each raglan line of the back, which means the number of loops on the back will increase by 8 loops. Therefore, it is necessary to calculate so that at the beginning of work the front is wider than the back by 8 loops. In our example, 4 loops must be subtracted from the number of back loops, adding them to the front loops. On the back then there will be 28 loops (32-4), and on the front - 36 loops (32 + 4). Thus, after the final calculation, the number of loops on the details along the neck will be: on the back - 28 loops, on the front - 36 loops, on each sleeve - 9 loops (Fig. 3 a).

The calculation of a smooth concave neck line is done using the following formula: the loops of each half of the neck are divided into 7-9 parts (from one to three loops in each part), leaving an even horizontal part equal to 4 cm in the center of the neck (Fig. 3 b). In our example: 36-10 = 26 loops, 26:2 = 13 loops, distribute the loops into 7 parts - 1,1,2,2,2,2,3.
After the “tying” of the back is completed, we begin to attach the neck loops in the same way: in the front row, on both sides of the ragged lines, we begin to make additions (I remind you that when tying the back, additions were made only on the back) and we knit as follows: we knit the left side front, left sleeve, back, right sleeve and one loop from the neck loops, turn the work, knit the wrong side and knit one loop from the second part of the neck loops and so on to the end, attaching another one, then 4 times 2 loops and at the end 3 loops on each side. Gradually putting into work all the loops, then we knit in a circle, continuing to add loops at the ragged lines, the length of which is approximately 28-30 cm. (2 cm). Then each piece is knitted separately. Loops of raglan lines are attached to the back and front. If there are many loops (for example, arana), they are divided in half and attached to all the details.
You can knit a seamless product, separately on circular knitting needles - front and back, removing the loops of the sleeves on other knitting needles, and then knit the sleeves on hosiery (5 knitting needles).
When knitting a product for a full low figure, so that the ragged line does not turn out to be too long, the simultaneous knitting of all parts is stopped when the width of the back between the ragged lines is equal to Pog (half-girth of the chest) minus 4-6 cm. Then each part is knitted separately, in the first the same row, having received the missing width by a set air loops. For example, if the width of the back should be 56 cm (54 + 2), knit all the details together until the width of the back is 50 cm, and the missing loops are air equally on each side. The same number of loops are also added to the front and sleeves on both sides.

When knitting a raglan with a fastener, the front loops are divided into two parts and half of the strap loops are added to each half of the strap, the second half of the strap is included in the number of shelf loops. If the width of the bar is 10 loops, then there will be 23 loops on each shelf (18 + 5) (Fig. 3c).
Raglan products knitted from above may have different shape neck or collar. If the product has a collar (stand, turn-down), then knitting begins with it, and the loops are distributed after the end of the collar, marking the ragged lines with a colored thread.

For a raglan product with a cape-shaped neck, the calculation of loops is done the same as for a product with a round neck. But in this case, only loops of the back, sleeves and four ragged lines are recruited on the knitting needles - the loops of the front are added gradually in the process of knitting according to the calculation of the triangle (Fig. 3d).