
For this post, there is a top-down in-the-round raglan jumper for JJ. He's modelling it here. One of the beauties of top-down is that the jumper can be tried on as I knit. So far it's not too bad.
I will need to make sure the arms don't get too wide when I pick them up at the raglan end. JJ has slender arms. I will knit the arms on circular needles too, which will mean no seams.

I have superimposed this row pattern on the close-up photo above.
The photo below shows the bottom rib border, which I finished after JJ tried on the jumper

1 comment:
Nice jumper- I made my Haut Tricot top down last year. It seems to go much more quickly. Your striping is like the Noro Stripes scarf!! It is pretty amazing what mixing two striped wools can do!!!
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