How to crochet a basic Raglan Sweater - any size (terms of use in Description below)

Everything you need to know to work up your perfect raglan. Suitable for beginners / Easy pattern. This pattern is unisex for sizes from 3 month baby to Adult 5XL.
Terms of use: The Ribbing and Stitch Count Chart is the property of JKD Handmade and may not be replicated for sale or be distributed in any way.
I shared this chart with the intention of teaching - please respect my efforts in creating this chart 🫶🏽 JKD Handmade
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[@ALD101]

This is one of the Best, most detailed, and complete crochet tutorials I have seen. I am subscribing to your channel because I Love your Generous Presentation of your beautifully designed Raglan Sweaters. Thank you sooo much JKD Homemade! ❤❤

[@denisedelaney6372]

You are simply Awesome. The detailed instructions and the calm, confident way that you share them is truly inspiring❤!!! Please, Please continue to share the Gifts of you Teaching and Designing beautifully!!!!❤

[@angelique6861]

Im enjoying this tutorial very much. I always felt intimated by raglan sweaters but the way you teach is so good. I will be trying out this 1

[@ellesworld-myfavoritething8223]

Thank you for explaining each step and sharing your chart!!! You are AWESOME!!! 💕

[@cherylcrimin2265]

So excited to see a new project from you! I love your designs!! Thank you for sharing😃

[@marykearney4365]

Thanks you are a good teacher i am going to do the herringbone swetter.love your accent ❤

[@myleerose31866]

The grey white and pink yarn is beautiful! I've never seen it before.

[@JKDHandmade]

It’s a 4ply. It has been in my yarn stash🙆🏽‍♀️ for quite sometime, most probably discontinued. That’s the amazing thing about this pattern, you can use any yarn🤗

[@eugena3019]

Thanks!

[@JKDHandmade]

Thank you so much🙏🏾

[@wolffenhaus]

Thank you . A beautiful Christmas and happy 2025 to you and yours.

[@rebmedina2835]

I just found your channel. So easy to follow

[@sarsparkles7903]

16:25 starts

[@robinrocha2091]

Thank you!

[@brigettezemljak7118]

There's another stitch which is good that vintage crochet does is the Tunisian double crochet

[@JKDHandmade]

Thank you for sharing 🫶🏽

[@Momma_J]

Thank you for sharing your gifts and treasure❤!!!! Please let me know where I can purchase your size chart so that I can support your cause and also have the proper sizing information for me when I am step-by-step following your tutorial instructions.

[@JKDHandmade]

Hi, this is the link to the pattern on my Etsy shop chainsnloopsdesigns.etsy.com/listing/1795010267 and thank you so much for your support ❤️

[@bonniestrout1657]

Can you buy just the raglan chart?

[@nicolemoser2766]

Thank you for your explanations, really! There are very important informations because of the sizes and generally 😊 I saw also other videos from you and you are a great teacher, really! 🤗 One question, the number of 72... The different from 65 until 72 are 11 but in the beginning there are 12? Doesn't the difference have to be 12 here also? I hope you understand, I'm not a native speaker. And: Is it possible to start immediately with the increase point after joining the round? So the night would be under your arm. I'm asking because I read this in a pattern but haven't crocheted a sweater yet. Or is that only possible if you start without a ripping dog🤔?

[@JKDHandmade]

Hi! There are some stitch counts that are not equal but I assure you the pattern works and the difference in the one stitch is not visible. If I understand you correctly and if you are talking about a hidden seam, I do show you how to use these figures to work a hidden seam.., here’s the video explaining kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIrFmnWgnN5ggZYsi=v7OcbgSqNhgYEp9e

[@nicolemoser2766]

​@@JKDHandmadeOK, thank you for the answer ! I will watch the video and yes I mean the hidden seam. Really thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@crochetizlife]

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[@nicolemoser2766]

Are the numbers the same if I start with an elastic chain stitch? So without a cuff?

[@JKDHandmade]

I’ve never used an elastic ch st for my raglans. I have used foundation single crochet and it worked

[@nicolemoser2766]

That's exactly what I meant. I'm not yet very familiar with the English terms used in crocheting. 🙄 Great when it workers, thank you very much 🙏

[@lucyjinks4073]

I used a different tutorial to make a raglan and the body was too wide this time you shape it before you work body and sleeve so I think this pattern is less likely to go wrong

[@CourtneysAuntSara]

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[@gerdavanriel675]

you better can start again under the arms.that is cleaner than on the back.😜

[@JKDHandmade]

Thanks for the tip🫶🏽

[@CharlieCharles1225]

This is the best #crochetraglan tutorial with the most perfect explanation on how to create a #raglansweater 👉🏻 🫶🏻 👈🏻 THANK YOU‼️‼️‼️