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Lana Grossa Ecopuno Modell 21 – Raglan Pullover Knitting Pattern (Filati Journal 61)

This free downloadable PDF from Lana Grossa presents Modell 21 from Filati Journal 61: a classic raglan pullover (Raglanpulli) knitted in the brand's signature Ecopuno yarn. The design features a colourwork stripe sequence, an intarsia or charted motif panel on the front, and a neatly ribbed hem, making it an excellent project for knitters who want to explore raglan shaping and simple colourwork simultaneously. The pattern is written in German and covers two sizes.

Sizes and Fit

• Size 36/38 and Size 40/42 – instructions for the larger size appear in parentheses throughout the pattern.
• Where only one figure is given, it applies to both sizes.

What Is Being Made

The finished garment is a fitted raglan pullover worked flat in separate pieces (back and front) with raglan armhole shaping. The front differs from the back by incorporating a charted intarsia or stranded motif (Einstrickmuster) centred from a double-arrow marker on the chart, as well as a round neckline (runder Halsausschnitt), while the back features a straight, bound-off neckline edge.

Materials

• Yarn: Lana Grossa Ecopuno – a blended-fibre yarn composed of 72% cotton, 17% virgin wool (Merino), and 11% baby alpaca, with an approximate yardage of 215 m per 50 g skein. This blend gives the fabric a soft, breathable drape with a subtle lustre from the cotton and warmth from the Merino and alpaca fibres.
• Colours used:
  • Ecru (Fb. 46) – approx. 100 g
  • Schwarz / Black (Fb. 16) – approx. 100 g
  • Pfirsich / Peach (Fb. 7) – approx. 100 g
  • Hellgelb / Light Yellow (Fb. 52) – approx. 50 g
• Needles: Straight knitting needles in sizes 3 mm and 4 mm, plus one 3 mm circular needle, 50 cm long (for the neckband or collar finishing).

Tension / Gauge

• 23.5 stitches and 31.5 rows over 10 × 10 cm in stocking stitch (glatt rechts) on 4 mm needles.
• Achieving the correct gauge is important for accurate sizing, particularly given the raglan shaping calculations.

Stitches and Techniques Used

Stitch Patterns

• Glatt rechts (Stocking Stitch / Stockinette): Right-side rows knitted, wrong-side rows purled. Used for the main body fabric.
• Glatt links (Reverse Stocking Stitch): Right-side rows purled, wrong-side rows knitted. Used as a detail element alongside raglan shaping.
• Rippen (Twisted Rib): A distinctive rib worked by alternating one twisted knit stitch (M rechts verschränkt) with one purl stitch on right-side rows; on wrong-side rows, stitches are worked as they appear, with the twisted knit stitches of the right-side rows purled through the back loop. This creates a firm, elastic welt approximately 4 cm / 15 rows deep at the lower hem, begun on 3 mm needles in Black.
• Knötchenrand (Knot / Selvedge Edge): Every piece is worked with a consistent sel