Not using the Frankensweater pattern, but truly inspired to combine elements of 3 of my favorite pullover patterns into a Frankensweater.

Plan : (what I actually did)
CO 80
Kfb raglan lines (changed to M1R & M1L)
Decrease 12% body sts for hem (did not decrease)
Straight sleeve with rapid decrease at cuff for balloon sleeves (knit straight with no decreases)

US 8 7stsx2”
CO 80 with US 8. 4” in 1x1 and knit down. Knit one round.

Switch to US 10.5

Purple SM as BOR, mid back. 17 sts on each side of BORm (34 total back )

Left side as knit (right as worn) orange raglan marker. 6 sts (right sleeve), then yellow raglan marker

12 sts, red marker, 10 sts (center front), red marker, 12 sts (34 total front), red markers indicate where I will stop short row shaping

Silver raglan marker, 6 sts (left sleeve), green raglan marker

• M1R, K1, SM, K1, M1L (RS) and M1Lp, P1, SM, P1, M1Rp (WS) raglan lines

Short rows-
RS:
K to 1 St before orange
() RS raglan instructions
K to 1 St before yellow
() RS raglan instructions
K1
Turn work to WS & make DS

WS:
P to 1 St before green
() WS raglan instructions
P to 1 St before silver
() WS raglan instructions
P1
Turn work to RS & make DS

Short rows end at red stitch markers (13 short-row-increase markers)

Continue raglan shaping (in the round, no short rows) with increases on one round and a plain knit round. Aiming for 60 sleeve stitches, but check for fit.

Actual:
Knit 23 rounds of raglan increases (46 yoke rounds including straight knit rounds)
Cast on 4 underarms when joining.

Knit to 20” from back collar before hem

No decreases before hem. Split hem with even number plus 1, and underarm cast on stitches in back so I have 8 more stitches in the back.
Knit back

No decreases for cuff

Finished 48” bust circumference