“a ‘choose your own adventure’ book for knitting!” - tester

ABOUT
The Resource Raglan is a comprehensive top-down raglan pattern full of options, modifications & techniques. It’s available in 4 gauges, this one is for FINGERING WEIGHT yarn. This book is over 100 pages of all things raglan!

In addition to the Resource Raglan in LIGHT, you will also receive two of the sample patterns knit in this weight: Curator Sweater & Foundation Fade. These are a great place to start if you aren’t sure which options to choose yet.

a little peek into some of the mods & options

• fading
• colour blocking
• 6 different raglan seam options (including lifted increases, puff stitch & cable options)
• V-Neck options: I-Cord & Ribbed
• double knitting band
• wide shoulder shaping
• waist shaping
• three unique bust shaping options
• A-Line body shape
• balloon sleeves
• short sleeves
• stripes and more!

SIZES
1 - 22

FINISHED CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE
Size 1: 28 inches / 71 cm
Size 2: 30 inches / 75 cm
Size 3: 32 inches / 81 cm
Size 4: 34 inches / 86 cm
Size 5: 36 inches / 91 cm
Size 6: 38 inches / 97 cm
Size 7: 40 inches / 102 cm
Size 8: 42 inches / 107 cm
Size 9: 44 inches / 112 cm
Size 10: 46 inches / 117 cm
Size 11: 48 inches / 122 cm
Size 12: 50 inches / 127 cm
Size 13: 52 inches / 132 cm
Size 14: 54 inches / 137 cm
Size 15: 56 inches / 142 cm
Size 16: 58 inches / 147 cm
Size 17: 60 inches / 152 cm
Size 18: 62 inches / 157 cm
Size 19: 64 inches / 163 cm
Size 20: 66 inches / 168 cm
Size 21: 68 inches / 173 cm
Size 22: 70 inches / 178 cm

EASE
When selecting the right size for your Resource Raglan, the first step is to measure your chest circumference at the widest point. This measurement will be used as a guide to help you choose a size from the 22 available options.

For a comfortable and relaxed fit, a loose rule of thumb is to choose a size that has 2 - 4 inches of positive ease. However, the amount of ease you prefer is entirely up to you and your personal style. Some people like a closer fit, while others prefer a looser fit. You might want to consider the drape of the fabric when considering ease as well. If you know you prefer a looser fit, consider 4 - 8 inches of positive ease. For a more fitted sweater, consider 0 - 2 inches of positive ease, or even negative ease.

YARN REQUIREMENTS
Your yardage will depend on your gauge, size and yarn chosen. These are estimates based on testing.

FINGERING WEIGHT YARN
YARDS: 952, 1020, 1088, 1156, 1224, 1292, 1360, 1428, 1496, 1564, 1632, 1700, 1768, 1836, 1904, 1972, 2040, 2108, 2176, 2244, 2312, 2380

METERS: 871, 933, 995, 1057, 1119, 1181, 1244, 1306, 1368, 1430, 1492, 1554, 1617, 1679, 1741, 1803, 1865, 1928, 1990, 2052, 2114, 2176

SUGGESTED NEEDLES
use size needed to obtain gauge, these are the sizes I was able to obtain gauge with:

MAIN FABRIC: 4mm circular needles, 32 inches / 80 cm or longer.

RIBBING: 3.5mm circular needles, 32 inches / 80 cm or longer.

NOTIONS
darning needle, to weave in ends
scissors, or other tool for breaking the yarn
8 stitch marker, one that is different to act as a BOR marker
optional: blocking tools

GAUGE
24 sts x 30 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm square