Daily Raglan Crewneck - C

The Daily Raglan Crewneck - Crochet Version - is constructed top down in the round using a raglan construction. The yoke and body are constructed first, then the sleeves are added, and finally the collar is worked. Chain, single crochet, slip stitch, half double crochet slip stitch, and reverse slip stitch are used.  Tutorials are included for half double crochet slip stitch and reverse slip stitch.  If you can work these stitches/methods, then you can make this garment.

This pattern is not a standard written pattern. It is a new, innovative way of writing a pattern that allows the maker to entirely customize the garment for whomever you're making for using any yarn in your stash or whatever yarn you'd like. The pattern can be made for infants through adults and instructions are included to customize body circumference, yoke depth, arm width, body length, arm length, and collar type.

Note: Taking body measurements and making a gauge swatch are required for this pattern. The pattern will not work without doing these two things. You must agree to taking body measurements and making a guage swatch to be chosen for testing.

Yarn amounts for sizes infant through 5X with gauges from 3 sts per inch through 7 sts per inch for each size are included in the pattern.

You'll need stitch markers, a flexible fabric measuring tape, a hard ruler, an embroidery needle, and a crochet hook appropriate for your yarn choice and body circumference. Information on choosing hooks are included in the instructions. 

Instructions are given for garments with finished measurements from 12inches to 65 inches. 

Crochet in the round, single crochet, slip stitch, half double crochet slip stitch, reverse slip stitch

Tutorials are given for half double crochet slip stitch and reverse slip stitch.

crochet hook appropriate for your yarn choice, flexible fabric measuring tape, hard ruler, locking stitch markers, embroidery needle

1. Must take measurements of the body you are making for.

2. Must make a gauge swatch.

3. Share photo of gauge swatch.

4. Share midpoint progress photo.

5. Share finished photo flat lay.

6. Share finished photo of garment on a body. 

The designer will run a giveaway and give a prize to one or more testers

Those who complete their garment by the test end date will be entered into a giveaway for a $25 gift certificate to Knitpicks.com.

Those who complete their garment by the test end date will also receive the completed pattern via email and pattern will be added to their Ravelry library if on Ravelry. 

The designer has created the following milestones, in order to keep track of progress during the test knit. By marking off each milestone as you complete it, you can easily keep the designer up to date with your progress.