The blouse is knitted from the top down.
Instead of traditional raglan increases, an eyelet pattern
made solely of yarn overs is worked; these yarn overs
create new stitches and form the raglan shaping.
Once all the increases have been completed, the work
is divided into body and sleeves, and each section is
finished separately.
Along both sides of the body, a small eyelet pattern is
knitted, visually matching the raglan pattern. This lace
detail flows into the hem, which is worked in twisted rib
with lace panels at the sides following the chart.
The sleeves are knitted from the top down as well and
are also finished with the lace pattern that flows into the
twisted rib.