How do I join raglan seams , noting that top of the sleeves form part of yoke?

by Sara
(Peshawar, Pakistan )

Hi, hope everything is well at your end. Kindly help me with the following problem:
In my pattern it is written to "join raglan seams , noting that top of sleeves form part of Yoke". I wonder how to join my already completed sleeves to the sweater?
I have started this sweater from bottom to top, it's a cardie with yoke.

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Nov 10, 2022
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Joining sleeves using raglan seams
by: Sara

Well, after watching a few videos on the related issue I came up with a solution. I picked up the desired number of stitches from across the sleeves and then, following my pattern, knitted the whole cardie(right front, right sleeve , back, left sleeveand then the left front) on circular needles. It worked well 😇

Nov 10, 2022
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joining raglan seams
by: Ratchadawan

Hi Sara,

I'm doing well, thanks for asking.
I kept looking at the picture of the cardigan and I couldn't figure out where to join the raglan seam either. The cards doesn't even have raglan seam just a yoke. Hmm..this really got me.

I don't think there is anything to do more. I would go ahead and block it.

Thanks asking and sorry for not being very helpful here.
Have a wonderful day!

Ratcha

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