Well done! You have no idea how hard it is to find clear instructions. I am saving your video. You’re a lifesaver. And very nice job explaining the chest part, that is so helpful!
Nicely done Bronislava! These are the clearest directions I've encountered for Raglan sweaters online and in books. I love that you are teaching concepts, instead of just particular patterns.
😘OMG ... that was so perfect... all my life I have been fighting with RAGLAN ....I was not giving up....BUT you, Bronislava, have saved me in my old age....will be using your method a soon as I finish the current project.Thank you
Knit a raglan sweater from the bottom up and when you get to the sleeves -where the sleeves meet the body to attach together- count the number of stitches you have left in the sleeves and front and back, then knit Raglan all the way to the neck , count again, the front, back and sleeve ends and that is how you start your top down. Thanks for this amazing video.
Garden Glory - again thank you very much for your input - 🌹🌹 - I knitted raglan sweaters from bottom up, however I had to sew the sides... beauty about knitting it top to bottom is that it gives us a nice outfit without the seams many people are aiming for - 💛🥂 cheers to knitting anyway we like
Thank you. The calculations were difficult to figure out between the example you had started with and your personal calculations. I am knitting my second Raglan sweater and want a better fit, so this should be (fairly) easy to calculate out as I am using an Aran weight yarn, so 7 sts per inch, 6 sts per row. I had been trying to figure out how to calculate for my larger bust, and now I know how to!
i'm dead tired and i was sitting here thinking this was for crochet until the doll came up on screen. i was going to ask for a knit version! this is excellent, thank you!
Thank you for this instruction. I am following your instruction to knit a doll sweater for my granddaughter. Afterwards my confidence will encourage me to knit a larger sweater. I am very thankful and excited. God bless.
You are a great teacher. I've watched quite a few videos but you were able to explain it in a way that's easily understandable and why each step is the way it is. I just hope I can apply this to my work now
I JUST BECAME A FAN OF YOURS😻😻😻😻 I’ve been struggling for quite some time with crochet tops, then BOOM, this tutorial popped up! Thank you so so so much for such an amazing tutorial, down to every detail!
Congratulations on a truly professional explanation! I'm a beginner at knitting and I want to learn this technique, which is truly fabulous, but I haven't yet found a lesson with such rigor! I'm going to save this video and apply it, hoping to be able to knit beautiful work! Thank you very much and all the best to you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I've been crocheting for a while but finally decided to try a sweater. I've ripped it out 6 separate times because all 6 of those patterns don't tell me how to measure to make sure I'm making the right size. Now I can just make my own pattern! Seventh time is the charm? :)
Thank you for the clear and helpful instructions. I have been searching for days. I knitted a top down raglan cardigan with 30% of the front stitches for the sleeves and I ended up with a horrible wide sleeve. I'm going to try with your suggestion.
Thank you very much. You have explained it very well. I would like to knit a front open sweater. In that case, please let me know if I need to cast on extra stitches for the Button band. Please guide me. Thank you very much.
👏👏👏👏Wonderful tutorial. I like to ask you how to calculate or how to figure it out how many motifs go around the botom in this case? I counted 7 in the front so I guess there are another 7 in the back? I still struggling that part. How to calculate the number of motifs in a yoke for example. Thank you so much!!!
Depends how many stitches you will add along the raglan... it should be a multiple of the particular pattern you will be using... this video I diid a long time ago, so I don't remember (no time to check that out 😕) - but hope this info will help you 🌹🍀
A very nice and detailed explanation which helps me a lot. I am odd shaped so I am trying to make my own calculations and this helps a lot. However, I cannot find any instructions on how many stitches to add (or not to add) to the underarm when separating the sleeves from the body. A pattern will automatically give you a number, but when you are using your own wool with that gauge, how will I know how to calculate that amount? Any input from you will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time.
Thanks, nice explained. What is a problem that the back must be higher a couple inches than the neck. If not the front is under your chin, the back lower.
@@HandMadeRukodelky Thanks for the answer. Maby you can make a video for us about it, and if it gives more then one way to do it. That would be really interesting ❣️
Very professional tutorial and very clear explanations, thank you! you are a great teacher. I wander if you can do other tutorials for the yoke sweaters and set-in sleeve?
Hi, is this video can be also applied if I am going to crochet a raglan sweater? I am interested in the mathematical part of how to calculate and how it can also be done when making a crochet sweater. I only know crocheting. Do you have any ideas or way for me to know and apply this technique so I can create/crochet a raglan sweater. Thank you in advance.
You have given such a professional detailed explanation, very clear, and this is so helpful to me. You are a great teacher. Do you think you could do a tutorial on calculating a Yoke sweater top down. Thank you
Have u ever done a trumpet sleeve? Starting fitted at just below the elbow and fans out. I have a pre-made sweater with this and looks like they did it with raglan type increases m1L and R in 4 places but how many rows is hard to tell in this machine made sweater.
Hi, I found this article that may be helpful to you - fringeassociation.com/2013/03/08/how-to-improvise-a-top-down-sweater-part-1-casting-on-and-marking-raglans/
Great Q, Yoly - what I would do is: I'd cast on edge sts for V-neck (your choice how many you want) + sts for sleeve #1 + sts for back + sts for sleeve #2 + edge sts for V-neck on the other side. I would keep my 8 raglan increases in 4 places + increases for the V-neck on each side (total 6 places of increases = 10 increases). V neck I would increase every row, raglan places every other row - hope this helps 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Absolutely Catherine. However the cm/stitches (or cm/rows) ratio will be different from inches/stitches (or inches/rows) - however the math process will be same
@@HandMadeRukodelky Thank you for your quick response. This tutorial is very helpful. I am actually doing my math now and following your instructions. I now clearly understand how to customize raglan sweater. Do you also have a tutorial for the cardigan?
Hi Ginette - If your video doesn't generate automatic captions, it could be due to one or more of the following reasons: The captions aren't available yet due to processing complex audio in the video. Automatic captions don't support the language in the video. The video is too long. The video has poor sound quality or UA-cam doesn't recognize the speech. There’s a long period of silence at the beginning of the video. There are multiple speakers whose speech overlaps.
the only REAL and true way to learn to knit is trial and error and start learning to knit intuitively ...its basically 2 rectangles with rectangle sleeves...its very rudimentary.
Garden Glory - yes I agree that it can be about intuition - but it is also about math and geometry - and a lot of people have problems making it fit their bodies - figuring it out mathematically can be challenging even for me who loves math and solving problems.... thank you though for your input 🌹
Well done! You have no idea how hard it is to find clear instructions. I am saving your video. You’re a lifesaver. And very nice job explaining the chest part, that is so helpful!
Amanda - I am happy it helped! 🌸
This makes knitting math sooooo easy! Thank you.
Nicely done Bronislava! These are the clearest directions I've encountered for Raglan sweaters online and in books. I love that you are teaching concepts, instead of just particular patterns.
Glad it was helpful, M 👍💛
😘OMG ... that was so perfect... all my life I have been fighting with RAGLAN ....I was not giving up....BUT you, Bronislava, have saved me in my old age....will be using your method a soon as I finish the current project.Thank you
Knit a raglan sweater from the bottom up and when you get to the sleeves -where the sleeves meet the body to attach together- count the number of stitches you have left in the sleeves and front and back, then knit Raglan all the way to the neck , count again, the front, back and sleeve ends and that is how you start your top down. Thanks for this amazing video.
Garden Glory - again thank you very much for your input - 🌹🌹 - I knitted raglan sweaters from bottom up, however I had to sew the sides... beauty about knitting it top to bottom is that it gives us a nice outfit without the seams many people are aiming for - 💛🥂 cheers to knitting anyway we like
Thank you. The calculations were difficult to figure out between the example you had started with and your personal calculations.
I am knitting my second Raglan sweater and want a better fit, so this should be (fairly) easy to calculate out as I am using an Aran weight yarn, so 7 sts per inch, 6 sts per row.
I had been trying to figure out how to calculate for my larger bust, and now I know how to!
This is so so helpful. Thank you so very much for your clear guidance.
What a well presented, easily understood tutorial. Many thanks!
i'm dead tired and i was sitting here thinking this was for crochet until the doll came up on screen. i was going to ask for a knit version! this is excellent, thank you!
It is the most precious tutorial video ever , very detail with the whole picture, there’s an excellent video of all . Thank you very much in deed !
Glad it was helpful Betty 🌹🌹
Thank you for this instruction. I am following your instruction to knit a doll sweater for my granddaughter. Afterwards my confidence will encourage me to knit a larger sweater. I am very thankful and excited. God bless.
You are so welcome 🌸
Thank you! I spent so much time looking for a good instruction. So grateful to your work.
Glad it was helpful sunflower 🍀
You are a great teacher. I've watched quite a few videos but you were able to explain it in a way that's easily understandable and why each step is the way it is. I just hope I can apply this to my work now
Thanks for your clear instruction. I will be utilizing your calculation method
Glad it was helpful, Beverley 🍀
I’ve been looking for a straightforward breakdown on how to do this and this was perfect! Thank you! 💗💗💗
I JUST BECAME A FAN OF YOURS😻😻😻😻
I’ve been struggling for quite some time with crochet tops, then BOOM, this tutorial popped up!
Thank you so so so much for such an amazing tutorial, down to every detail!
You are such a good teacher and explain all in a comprehensive way. After this explanation can I try to knit something. Thank you
Congratulations on a truly professional explanation! I'm a beginner at knitting and I want to learn this technique, which is truly fabulous, but I haven't yet found a lesson with such rigor! I'm going to save this video and apply it, hoping to be able to knit beautiful work! Thank you very much and all the best to you.
You are the best. Thank you for showing us.
Thank you for your positive comment. ❤️
Wonderful video. Such clear instructions! Great teaching!
Antri, Glad it was helpful! 💛
This is really clear, thank you so much!! I just had 72 stitches and didn’t know how to calculate for the raglan!
Glad it was helpful! 🌹
Excellent teaching! Thank you!
You're very welcome, Emma 🌸
Thank you such detailed explanation in a very simple way. This is really going to be helpful
Glad to hear that Chandra 🌸
Hello I have been trying to look for a tutorial how to calculate a raglan sweater. You have displayed a great video...kudos
Hi Celeste, glad it was helpful 🌸🍀
Great teacher makes a lot of sense thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! 🌸
Thank you so much / You must be great in math, Perhaps you can each a bottom up ragland. Again I really appreciate your tutorial.
I should, right? I will keep that in mind 🌸
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I've been crocheting for a while but finally decided to try a sweater. I've ripped it out 6 separate times because all 6 of those patterns don't tell me how to measure to make sure I'm making the right size. Now I can just make my own pattern! Seventh time is the charm? :)
This is SOOOOOOO helpful!!! Thank you so much for this video!
Carol, that is one big awesomeness that it is helpful 👍💛
Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Very clear and helped me a lot
You are welcome! 🌹
Great! Can you please tell us why you prefer 10% for the arms? How is the result different than the regular distribution?
Excellent video!!!!!!!!!!Thank you so much for your work,that is so helpful❤❤
Thank you for the clear and helpful instructions. I have been searching for days. I knitted a top down raglan cardigan with 30% of the front stitches for the sleeves and I ended up with a horrible wide sleeve. I'm going to try with your suggestion.
Hope it will turn out well 👍
@@HandMadeRukodelky ❤️
Thank you very much. You have explained it very well. I would like to knit a front open sweater. In that case, please let me know if I need to cast on extra stitches for the Button band. Please guide me. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much for your tutorial. Your explanations are very good.🤗🤗
Glad you like them Amaya 🌸
👏👏👏👏Wonderful tutorial. I like to ask you how to calculate or how to figure it out how many motifs go around the botom in this case? I counted 7 in the front so I guess there are another 7 in the back? I still struggling that part. How to calculate the number of motifs in a yoke for example. Thank you so much!!!
Depends how many stitches you will add along the raglan... it should be a multiple of the particular pattern you will be using... this video I diid a long time ago, so I don't remember (no time to check that out 😕) - but hope this info will help you 🌹🍀
A very nice and detailed explanation which helps me a lot. I am odd shaped so I am trying to make my own calculations and this helps a lot. However, I cannot find any instructions on how many stitches to add (or not to add) to the underarm when separating the sleeves from the body. A pattern will automatically give you a number, but when you are using your own wool with that gauge, how will I know how to calculate that amount? Any input from you will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time.
Thank you I started my neckline the same way and same number of stitches.
good luck 🍀🌹
Thanks, nice explained. What is a problem that the back must be higher a couple inches than the neck. If not the front is under your chin, the back lower.
Yes unfortunately - but that can be remedied with short rows
@@HandMadeRukodelky Thanks for the answer. Maby you can make a video for us about it, and if it gives more then one way to do it. That would be really interesting ❣️
actually, there is a video how to make back higher with short rows in my channel
@@HandMadeRukodelky oh really, i will look that up, thanks❣️🤩 ps, did not find it. Can you give me a link please 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing such a useful video
Plz tell me 70 or 72 sts are for medium or small size gents sweater
Excellent explanation! Thank you
Very professional tutorial and very clear explanations, thank you! you are a great teacher. I wander if you can do other tutorials for the yoke sweaters and set-in sleeve?
Great suggestion! Naomi - I was already thinking about that as I have done few of those as well.
@@HandMadeRukodelky That would me awesome! thank you so much for taking your time to help us! Blessings to you beautiful woman!
you are welcome, Naomi
Thank you for this video. Very informative. Excellent teaching. Helped me very much 👍🏽
I'm so glad!
Thanks 4 sharing ❤️
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!!
Glad it was helpful, Angela - today I just released the one on yoke, hope that will be helpful too 🌹
Hi, is this video can be also applied if I am going to crochet a raglan sweater? I am interested in the mathematical part of how to calculate and how it can also be done when making a crochet sweater. I only know crocheting.
Do you have any ideas or way for me to know and apply this technique so I can create/crochet a raglan sweater.
Thank you in advance.
I’m a new fan of your👌🥰👍
Love your videos
Thank you so much, that is really necessary for me right now 😘, I am following you already
You’re welcome 😊 Rita 🌹🌹🌹 and thank you 2
You have given such a professional detailed explanation, very clear, and this is so helpful to me. You are a great teacher. Do you think you could do a tutorial on calculating a Yoke sweater top down. Thank you
Hi Alison, yes I had a couple inquiries about that - a lot of preparations is involved (graphic) so bear with me as I have a lot of WIPs as well 😁💐🌷💛
Have u ever done a trumpet sleeve? Starting fitted at just below the elbow and fans out. I have a pre-made sweater with this and looks like they did it with raglan type increases m1L and R in 4 places but how many rows is hard to tell in this machine made sweater.
I think I need to make a video that would explain it - which is a great idea. Thank you.
Love this! Thank you. Thank you . Thank you!!!
Happy it was helpful 💛💛💛💛
youre an awesome teacher! thank you so much! how would i divide my cast on number for cardigan?
Hi, I found this article that may be helpful to you - fringeassociation.com/2013/03/08/how-to-improvise-a-top-down-sweater-part-1-casting-on-and-marking-raglans/
Gosh, l have stepped into a different world of knitting....
Thank you for sharing! Very helpfull indeed! I see that you di knitting. Can i use it for crochet as well?
Yes you can!
Thank you sooooo much for sharing! You are a lifesaver for me.
Very good explication, thank you so much!!!
You are very welcome 💛
Thank you so much for your help. Appreciated Very Much!
Thanks for making it so easy to understand 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
You’re welcome 😊 tree green 🌹 - I am glad I didn't confuse you 😄 🍀
So helpful thank you very much❤
Great video!
Thank you Madness 🌷🌷🌷
Can you do one for extra large top down v-neck cardigan?
Thanks!
Very helpful! Thanks!
You're welcome, lclb1990
Really informative
Thank you Kalsoom 💐
Very helpful 👌 ☺
Glad to hear that Vibha 💛
Thank you so much for your help!
You're welcome, Paraskevi 🌸
🌹🌹 Thank you for video.
so for what is the 216 stitches?
That's great ❤😊
Could you explain how to calculate short rows for the neck area ? Thank you !
Great suggestion, Marie
How would calculate it if you want to have a v-neck ? Thanks
Great Q, Yoly - what I would do is: I'd cast on edge sts for V-neck (your choice how many you want) + sts for sleeve #1 + sts for back + sts for sleeve #2 + edge sts for V-neck on the other side. I would keep my 8 raglan increases in 4 places + increases for the V-neck on each side (total 6 places of increases = 10 increases). V neck I would increase every row, raglan places every other row - hope this helps 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
@@HandMadeRukodelky Thank you!
Instead of using inches, can you use centimeters? I would like to make raglan sweater on a smaller doll than the american girl doll.
Absolutely Catherine. However the cm/stitches (or cm/rows) ratio will be different from inches/stitches (or inches/rows) - however the math process will be same
@@HandMadeRukodelky Thank you for your quick response. This tutorial is very helpful. I am actually doing my math now and following your instructions. I now clearly understand how to customize raglan sweater. Do you also have a tutorial for the cardigan?
No not yet... but make sure you also see the yoke video - it can be also helpful in better understanding
Thanks mam nice
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Hi Ginette - If your video doesn't generate automatic captions, it could be due to one or more of the following reasons:
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There are multiple speakers whose speech overlaps.
the only REAL and true way to learn to knit is trial and error and start learning to knit intuitively ...its basically 2 rectangles with rectangle sleeves...its very rudimentary.
Garden Glory - yes I agree that it can be about intuition - but it is also about math and geometry - and a lot of people have problems making it fit their bodies - figuring it out mathematically can be challenging even for me who loves math and solving problems.... thank you though for your input 🌹