The Skagway Sweater, available exclusively for A Little Knitty Adventures until August 2026!

PLEASE NOTE: This “pattern” is more like a recipe! I do not give specific stitch counts but instead, offer guidance on how to make a basic crochet raglan based on how the fabric fits your body.

Directions are given using a main color and ribbing color. For more details on color striping/pattern, check out my Ketchikan or Juneau Cowl!

You’ll need a size US E (3.5mm) and US G (4mm) crochet hook as well as a locking stitch marker, a tapestry needle, and scissors.

Sample was made with 2 hanks of Juni & Si (75% Merino Wool and 25% Nylon, 437 yards per 100 gram hank) for the main color. Sample includes less than 1 hank of Cascade Yarns Heritage (75% Merino Wool and 25% Nylon, 437 yards per 100 gram hank) for the ribbing color.

Sample also includes five mini skeins totaling 425 yards of contrasting colors.

Please note, depending on yarn substitutions or size adjustments, you may need less or more yardage.

Feel free to email towerlockeddesigns@gmail.com with any questions!

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