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Highland raglan

Another little raglan I just finished, this time using a skein of handspun/dyed yarn I got at a festival this summer along with 6 balls of Diamond Luxury Highlander in ecru that I got on sale at my LYS. I knit it with slightly larger needles than recommended, but my standard circular for this raglan, and it turned out just fine -- airy but sturdy. The sleeves are a bit gathered, as I didn't decrease until I got to the cuff ribbing. I love raglans!




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