{"id":75524,"date":"2025-09-25T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2025-09-24T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dhgshop.it\/how-to-knit-a-sweater-with-textured-sleeves\/"},"modified":"2026-05-13T12:48:23","modified_gmt":"2026-05-13T10:48:23","slug":"how-to-knit-a-sweater-with-textured-sleeves","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dhgshop.performize.io\/en\/how-to-knit-a-sweater-with-textured-sleeves\/","title":{"rendered":"How to knit a sweater with textured sleeves"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

There are things that never change, and one of them is the love for wide-sleeved sweaters. Today, we’re presenting a design with oversized, beautifully textured sleeves. In short, a little knitting gem that you\u2019ll enjoy making and wearing. Its versatile, slightly romantic silhouette looks perfect over straight-leg pants but is absolutely stunning paired with a long silk skirt, as shown here.<\/span><\/p>

As always, for the projects featured on our blog, the key to success lies in choosing the right yarn. Every knit or crochet design is created with a specific yarn in mind. Here, we have Cumbria, an alpaca yarn made of three twisted plies: two ultra-thin strands forming the core and a third ultra-fine, airy, and fluffy strand that adds volume, like a cloud of cotton candy. This third alpaca strand creates the yarn\u2019s irregular thickness, depending on the density of the fluffy fiber.<\/span><\/p>

Choose your favorite Cumbria color\u2014we\u2019ve added some lovely m\u00e9lange options to the collection\u2014and start knitting!<\/span><\/p>

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Knitting tutorial: sweater with textured sleeves<\/h2>

MATERIALS
<\/b><\/span>Cumbria yarn<\/a><\/b> color Honey 190 g \/ 6.7 oz<\/span>
Knitting needles n\u00b0 4\u00bd EU \/ 7 US<\/span>
Stitch holder<\/span>
Tapestry needle<\/span><\/p>

GAUGE \u2013 STOCKINETTE STITCH
<\/b><\/span>10 cm x 10 cm \/ 4″ x 4″<\/span>
18 stitches and 26 rows<\/span><\/p>

KNITTING STITCHES USED<\/b><\/span>
Knit<\/span>
Purl<\/span>
Twisted knit<\/span><\/u>:<\/span>
knit the stitch in the back loop of the stitch below.<\/span>
1×1 Rib:<\/span>
alternate 1 knit, 1 purl across all rows.<\/span>
Stockinette stitch:<\/span>
row 1: knit<\/span>
row 2: purl.<\/span>
Repeat Rows 1 and 2.<\/span>
Eyelet stitch:<\/span>
(Worked over a multiple of 3 + 1 stitches)<\/span>
Row 1: purl<\/span>
row 2: knit<\/span>
row 3: (Purl 1, bind off 2 stitches) to last stitch, purl 1<\/span>
row 4: knit 1, (cast on 2 stitches over the bound-off stitches, knit 1) to end of row<\/span>
row 5: purl<\/span>
row 6: knit.<\/span>
Repeat Rows 1-6.<\/span>
Increase<\/span><\/u>:<\/span>
lift the yarn between the last worked stitch and the next one and knit 1 knit into back.<\/span>
Simple stitch over<\/span><\/u>:<\/span>
pass 1 stitch on the right needle without working it, knit the following stitch on the left needle and with the tip of the left needle pass the passed, or unworked, stitch.<\/span>
Double stitch over<\/span><\/u>:<\/span>
pass 1 stitch onto the right needle without working it, knit together the following 2 stitches on the left needle and with the tip of the left needle overlap the passed, or unworked, stitch.<\/span><\/p>

SIZES<\/span><\/b>
Instructions are given for S (M, L)<\/span><\/p>

DIMENSIONS OF THE FINISHED PIECE SIZE S (M,L)<\/b>
<\/b><\/span>Bust circumference: 80 (88, 96) cm \/ 31.5″ (34.6″, 37.8″)<\/span>
Total length: 56 (58, 60) cm \/ 22″ (22.8″, 23.6″)<\/span>
Underarm to hem: 33 (34, 35) cm \/ 13″ (13.4″, 13.8″)<\/span>
Neck opening: 22 (24, 26) cm \/ 8.7″ (9.4″, 10.2″)<\/span>
Sleeve length: 48 (50, 52) cm \/ 19″ (19.7″, 20.5″)<\/span><\/p>

DIFFICULTY
<\/b><\/span>Intermediate<\/span><\/p>

METHOD<\/span><\/b><\/p>

The sweater is worked flat and consists of four pieces: the back, front, and sleeves. The neckline edge is worked afterward, after sewing three raglan seams.<\/span><\/p>

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How to knit the back of the sweater with textured sleeves<\/h3>

Using knitting needle n\u00b0 4\u00bd EU \/ 7 US, cast on 73 (79, 87) stitches.<\/span><\/p>

Row 1<\/span><\/b>: repeat (knit 1, purl 1) until the last stitch, knit the last stitch<\/span>
row 2: purl the first stitch, then repeat (knit 1, purl 1) until the end of the row.<\/span><\/p>

These two rows establish the 1×1 rib for the bottom edge. Repeat for 5 more times (ending on row 12), reaching 5 cm \/ 2″ in height.<\/span><\/p>

Continue in stockinette stitch for 72 (76, 78) rows until reaching row 84 (88, 90), which measures 33 (34, 35) cm \/ 13″ (13.4″, 13.8″).<\/span><\/p>

Shaping the raglan armhole<\/span>
Row 85 (89, 91)<\/span><\/b>: bind off 2 (2, 3) stitches at the beginning of the row, knit to the end<\/span>
row 86 (90, 92)<\/span><\/b>: bind off 2 (2, 3) stitches at the beginning of the row, purl to the end<\/span>
row 87 (91, 93)<\/span><\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan shaping by working a single left-slanting decrease (ssk) over the first two stitches, knit to the last two stitches, then decrease 1 stitch by working a right-slanting decrease (k2tog) over the last two stitches<\/span>
row 88 (92, 94)<\/span><\/b>: purl across<\/span>
row 89 (93, 95)<\/span><\/b>: knit across<\/span>
row 90 (94, 96)<\/span><\/b>: purl across<\/span>
rows 91\u201394 (95\u201398, 97\u2013100)<\/span><\/b>: repeat rows 87\u201390 (91\u201394, 93\u201396)<\/span>
row 95 (99, 101)<\/span><\/b>: knit across<\/span>
row 96 (100, 102)<\/span><\/b>: purl across<\/span><\/p>

These rows establish the stockinette stitch with raglan decreases at the edges. Repeat them 4 (4, 5) more times. Then, for size M only, work rows 91 and 92 one additional time.<\/span><\/p>

For all sizes, continue in plain stockinette stitch (without decreases) for 6 (6, 2) more rows, reaching row 142 (148, 154) with 49 (53, 57) stitches remaining.<\/span><\/p>

Shaping the neckline<\/span><\/b>
Row 143 (149, 155)<\/span><\/b>: knit 4 (0, 2) stitches, then repeat [knit 2 (3, 3), k2tog] until the last 5 (3, 5) stitches, knit the last 5 (3, 5) stitches<\/span>
row 144 (150, 156)<\/span><\/b>: Purl across the remaining 39 (43, 47) stitches.<\/span><\/p>

Bind off all stitches.<\/span><\/p>

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How to knit the front of the sweater with textured sleeves<\/h3>

Using knitting needles n\u00b0 4\u00bd EU \/ 7 <\/span>US, cast on 73 (79, 87) stitches and work as for the back until row 134 (140, 146), reaching a height of 52 (54, 56) cm \/ 20.5″ (21.3″, 22″). The instructions now continue separately for the three sizes.<\/span><\/p>

SIZE S
<\/b><\/span>Row 135<\/b>: Knit 6 stitches, bind off the next 37 stitches for the neckline, knit the last 6 stitches
<\/span>row 136<\/b>: Purl across the stitches of the second side. Now continue working only on this second side, leaving the stitches of the first side on a stitch holder
<\/span>row 137<\/b>: Decrease 1 stitch for the neckline by working a single left-slanting decrease (ssk) over the first two stitches, then knit the remaining stitches
<\/span>row 138<\/b>: Purl across
<\/span>rows 139\u2013144<\/b>: Repeat rows 137 and 138 3 more times.<\/span><\/p>

Bind off all stitches.<\/span><\/p>

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Rejoin yarn to the stitches on the stitch holder and work the first side symmetrically to the second side.<\/span><\/p>

SIZES M AND L
<\/b><\/span>Row (141, 147)<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a single left-slanting decrease (ssk) over the first two stitches, knit the next 5 stitches, bind off the next (41, 45) stitches for the neckline, knit the next 5 stitches, then decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working k2tog over the last two stitches
<\/span>row (142, 148)<\/b>: purl across the stitches of the second side. Now continue working only on this second side, leaving the stitches of the first side on a stitch holder
<\/span>row (143, 149)<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the neckline by working a single left-slanting decrease (ssk) over the first two stitches, then knit the remaining stitches
<\/span>row (144, 150)<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>rows (145\u2013150, 151\u2013156)<\/b>: repeat rows (143 and 144, 149 and 150) 3 more times.<\/span><\/p>

Bind off all stitches.<\/span><\/p>

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Rejoin yarn to the stitches on the stitch holder and work the first side symmetrically to the second side.<\/span><\/p>

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How to knit the sleeves of the sweater<\/h3>

Start with the right sleeve.<\/span><\/p>

Using knitting needles n\u00b0 4\u00bd EU \/ 7 US, cast on 41 (45, 49) stitches.<\/span><\/p>

Row 1<\/b>: repeat (1 purl stitch, 1 knit stitch) until the last stitch, knit the last stitch
<\/span>row 2<\/b>: knit the first stitch, repeat (1 purl stitch, 1 knit stitch) until the end of the row.<\/span><\/p>

Rows 1 and 2 establish the 1×1 rib for the cuff; repeat them for 2 more times. You should have completed 6 rows, reaching 2.5 cm \/ 1″.<\/span><\/p>

Row 7<\/b>: repeat (1 knit stitch, in the next stitch work 1 knit stitch and 1 twisted knit stitch) until the last stitch, knit the last stitch. You should have 61 (67, 73) stitches
<\/span>row 8<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>row 9<\/b>: knit the first 5 (5, 1) stitches, repeat [1 increased knit stitch, 3 (4, 6) knit stitches] until the last 2 (2, 0) stitches, knit the last 2 (2, 0) stitches. You should have 79 (82, 85) stitches
<\/span>row 10<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>row 11<\/b>: knit across
<\/span>row 12<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>row 13<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>row 14<\/b>: knit across
<\/span>row 15<\/b>: repeat (1 purl stitch, bind off 2 stitches) until the last stitch, purl the last stitch
<\/span>row 16<\/b>: Knit the first stitch, repeat (cast on 2 new stitches over the 2 bound-off stitches from the previous row, knit 1 stitch) until the end of the row
<\/span>row 17<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>row 18<\/b>: knit across
<\/span>row 19<\/b>: knit 1 stitch and 1 increased knit stitch, continue knitting until the last stitch, knit 1 increased knit stitch and 1 knit stitch
<\/span>row 20<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>rows 21\u201324<\/b>: repeat rows 19 and 20 for 2 more times
<\/span>rows 25\u201330<\/b>: repeat rows 13\u201318.<\/span><\/p>

Rows 19\u201330 set the alternating stockinette and eyelet stitch pattern with increases on the sides. Repeat them 1 (2, 2) times. Then, work 1 more time the rows 19\u201328 (-, 21 and 22). You should have completed 52 (54, 56) rows, reaching 25 (26, 27) cm, with 97 (100, 103) stitches on the needle.<\/span><\/p>

Now, following the alternating stockinette and eyelet stitch pattern, start decreasing for the raglan armholes. The instructions proceed separately for each size.<\/span><\/p>

SIZE S
<\/b><\/span>Row 53<\/b>: bind off the first 2 stitches for the armhole, purl across to the end of the row
<\/span>row 54<\/b>: bind off the first 2 stitches for the armhole, knit across to the end of the row
<\/span>row 55<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple left-slanting decrease (ssk) over the first 2 stitches, knit across to the last 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working k2tog over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 56<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>rows 57\u201360<\/b>: repeat rows 55 and 56 for 2 more times
<\/span>row 61<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple left-slanting decrease (ssk) over the first 2 stitches, purl across to the last 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working k2tog over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 62<\/b>: knit across
<\/span>row 63<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple left-slanting decrease (ssk) over the first 2 stitches, bind off the next stitch, purl the next stitch, repeat (bind off the next 2 stitches, purl the next stitch) until the last 3 stitches, bind off the next stitch, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working k2tog over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 64<\/b>: knit the first stitch, cast on 1 new stitch over the bound-off stitch from the previous row, knit 1 stitch, repeat (cast on 2 new stitches over the 2 bound-off stitches from the previous row, knit 1 stitch) until the last stitch, cast on 1 new stitch over the bound-off stitch from the previous row, knit the last stitch
<\/span>rows 65 and 66<\/b>: repeat rows 61 and 62
<\/span>rows 67\u201372<\/b>: repeat rows 55 and 56 for 3 more times
<\/span>rows 73\u201378<\/b>: repeat rows 61\u201366
<\/span>rows 79 and 80<\/b>: repeat rows 55 and 56
<\/span>row 81<\/b>: bind off the first 2 stitches for the raglan armhole, knit across to the last 2 stitches, bind off the last 2 stitches for the raglan armhole
<\/span>row 82<\/b>: purl across
<\/span>rows 83 and 84<\/b>: repeat rows 81 and 82
<\/span>row 85<\/b>: bind off the first 2 stitches for the raglan armhole, purl across to the last 2 stitches, bind off the last 2 stitches for the raglan armhole
<\/span>row 86<\/b>: knit across
<\/span>row 87<\/b>: bind off the first 2 stitches for the raglan armhole, purl the next 3 stitches, (bind off the next 2 stitches, purl the next stitch) until the last 4 stitches, purl the next 2 stitches, bind off the last 2 stitches for the raglan armhole
<\/span>row 88<\/b>: knit the first 3 stitches, repeat (cast on 2 new stitches over the 2 bound-off stitches from the previous row, knit 1 stitch) until the last 2 stitches, knit the last 2 stitches
<\/span>rows 89 and 90<\/b>: repeat rows 85 and 86
<\/span>row 91<\/b>: bind off the first 2 stitches, knit the next 5 stitches, repeat (k2tog over the next 2 stitches) until the last 6 stitches, knit the next 4 stitches, bind off the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 92<\/b>: purl across. Bind off all stitches.<\/span><\/p>

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SIZE M
<\/b><\/span>Row 55<\/b>: close the first 2 stitches for the armhole, continue in knit until the end of the row
<\/span>row 56<\/b>: close the first 2 stitches for the armhole, continue in purl until the end of the row
<\/span>row 57<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple slip stitch over the first 2 stitches, continue in knit until the last 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working 2 stitches together in knit over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 58<\/b>: work in purl
<\/span>rows 59 and 60<\/b>: repeat rows 57 and 58 for 2 more times
<\/span>row 61<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple slip stitch over the first 2 stitches, continue in purl until the last 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working 2 stitches together in knit over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 62<\/b>: work in knit
<\/span>row 63<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple slip stitch over the first 2 stitches, repeat (close the next 2 stitches, 1 stitch in purl) until the last 4 stitches, close the next 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working 2 stitches together in knit over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 64<\/b>: work the first stitch in knit, repeat (cast on 2 new stitches corresponding to the 2 closed stitches in the previous row, work 1 stitch in knit) until the end of the row
<\/span>rows 65 and 66<\/b>: repeat rows 61 and 62
<\/span>rows 67 to 72<\/b>: repeat rows 57 and 58 for 3 times
<\/span>rows 73 to 78<\/b>: repeat rows 61 and 62
<\/span>rows 79 to 84<\/b>: repeat rows 57 and 58 for 3 times
<\/span>rows 85 to 90<\/b>: repeat rows 61 and 62
<\/span>row 91<\/b>: close the first 2 stitches for the raglan armhole, continue in knit until the last 2 stitches, close the last 2 stitches for the raglan armhole
<\/span>row 92<\/b>: close the first 2 stitches for the raglan armhole, continue in purl until the last 2 stitches, close the last 2 stitches for the raglan armhole
<\/span>rows 93 and 94<\/b>: repeat rows 91 and 92
<\/span>row 95<\/b>: work the first 3 stitches in knit, repeat (2 stitches together in knit over the next 2 stitches) until the last 3 stitches, work the last 3 stitches in knit
<\/span>row 96<\/b>: work in purl. Close the work.<\/span><\/p>

SIZE L
<\/b><\/span>Row 57<\/b>: close the first 3 stitches for the raglan armhole, continue in knit until the end of the row
<\/span>row 58<\/b>: close the first 3 stitches for the raglan armhole, continue in purl until the end of the row
<\/span>row 59<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple slip stitch over the first 2 stitches, continue in knit until the last 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working 2 stitches together in knit over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 60<\/b>: work in purl
<\/span>row 61<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple slip stitch over the first 2 stitches, continue in purl until the last 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working 2 stitches together in knit over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 62<\/b>: work in knit
<\/span>row 63<\/b>: decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working a simple slip stitch over the first 2 stitches, repeat (close the next 2 stitches, 1 stitch in purl) until the last 4 stitches, close the next 2 stitches, decrease 1 stitch for the raglan armhole by working 2 stitches together in knit over the last 2 stitches
<\/span>row 64<\/b>: work the first stitch in knit, repeat (cast on 2 new stitches corresponding to the 2 closed stitches in the previous row, work 1 stitch in knit) until the end of the row
<\/span>rows 65 and 66<\/b>: repeat rows 61 and 62
<\/span>rows 67 to 72<\/b>: repeat rows 59 and 60 for 3 times
<\/span>rows 73 to 78<\/b>: repeat rows 61 and 62
<\/span>rows 79 to 84<\/b>: repeat rows 59 and 60 for 3 times
<\/span>rows 85 to 88<\/b>: repeat rows 61 and 64
<\/span>row 89<\/b>: close the first 2 stitches for the raglan armhole, continue in purl until the last 2 stitches, close the last 2 stitches for the raglan armhole
<\/span>row 90<\/b>: work in knit
<\/span>row 91<\/b>: close the first 2 stitches for the raglan armhole, continue in knit until the last 2 stitches, close the last 2 stitches for the raglan armhole
<\/span>row 92<\/b>: work in purl
<\/span>rows 93 to 98<\/b>: repeat rows 91 and 92 for 3 more times
<\/span>row 99<\/b>: work the first 3 stitches in knit, repeat (2 stitches together in knit over the next 2 stitches) until the last 2 stitches, work the last 2 stitches in knit
<\/span>row 100<\/b>: work in purl. Close the work.<\/span><\/p>

Finish the left sleeve the same way as the right sleeve, but mirror the pattern.<\/span><\/p>

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How to Finish the Sweater<\/h4>

<\/p>

Sew 3 of the 4 raglan armholes. For the neck edge, with knitting needles n\u00b0 4\u00bd EU \/ 7 US, pick up an even number of stitches around the front and back necklines. Work 6 rows in 1×1 rib, then close the work. Sew the last raglan armhole and the neck edge. Close the underarm seams and side seams.<\/span><\/p>

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