Felipe Men’s Sweater
By Adrienne Larsen, from the October 2022 issue
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This is a classic cable pattern with a modern sleeve design. The cables are turned inside out on the sleeve cap! Felipe is bound to be a wardrobe staple.
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By Adrienne Larsen, from the October 2022 issue
This is a classic cable pattern with a modern sleeve design. The cables are turned inside out on the sleeve cap! Felipe is bound to be a wardrobe staple.
View ProjectBy Adrienne Larsen, from the October 2022 issue
This cardigan was inspired by a classic Aran sweater, but in a lighter weight with a modern cable pattern and offset front. Pair it with your favorite jeans and boots for a perfect fall outfit.
View ProjectBy Olya Mikesh, from the August 2022 issue
Solara takes advantage of the color transitions in a self-striping yarn that creates a sunset color background for a simple geometric colorwork pattern. The entire garment is worked bottom up, in the round, utilizing steeks for the deep split hemline and sleeve openings. After cutting the steeks and seaming the shoulders, sleeves and neck stitches are picked up and knit in the round in a broken rib pattern. Finally, fringe is attached to the side slits to highlight the deep slip hemline and to add a boho detail to this garment.
View ProjectBy Tiam Safari, from the Summer-Ready Cardigans to Knit Collection issue
Oversized but soft and gauzy, this super fluffy cardigan is perfect for throwing on when the temperature plummets. Easy to knit and easy to wear, the hardest part is picking the colors!
View ProjectBy Sierra Morningstar, from the August 2022 issue
This sweater is all about texture. Thick, all-over cables combine with squishy garter stitch and reverse stockinette to create a fun and cozy take on the classic cabled sweater.
View ProjectBy Evelyn Siatra, from the The Statement Sweaters Knitting Collection issue
An abstract landscape painting in beautiful earth tones decorates the front of Illianna, which is designed with a loose, relaxed fit, lush turtleneck and modified drop-shoulder shape. The hems and turtleneck are worked in double ribbing and the colorwork of the front is made with the intarsia method, with the back and sleeves in stockinette stitch. The sweater is worked flat in pieces from the bottom up and sewn together. We can’t wait to see your versions if this incredible piece!
View ProjectBy Evelyn Siatra, from the August 2022 issue
Folklore is a feminine blouse inspired by the embroidered peasant tops that have been popular through the ages. Knit bottom up in pieces and then sewn together, the sleeves are decorated with stranded colorwork of stitch patterns adopted from traditional embroidery folk patterns. Each pattern is in a different color to create an interesting contrast that’s sure to get attention.
View ProjectBy Cristina D, from the The Best Knitting Patterns of 2022 issue
A layer you’ll love to sport on cooler days, this combination of silk and wool is a great option to keep your neck and upper arms warm. Try and play with the width of the neckline while knitting and you will get an original outfit to match your preferred jeans. Shalee is an effortlessly chic pick for daytime and evening ensembles alike.
View ProjectBy Renate Kamm, from the Forever Favorites: Our Top 50 Patterns issue
Introducing the beach cardigan: Sloane is the official layer of summer sunsets. 100% linen yarn makes a perfectly weathered texture and Qunice & Co’s Kestrel does not disappoint. The ribbon structure of this yarn adds a slight texture to simple knit and purl stitches. Not only does this yarn knit up quickly at 4 stitches per inch, the resulting fabric has incredible drape and gets better with every wash and wear. An easy fit you can wear off the shoulder for casual shoreline strolls. The cardigan is worked in rows from bottom up. Both front ribbing bands are continued and worked until a three-needle bind off combines at the center back neck. After a few shaping short rows, the sleeves are worked in-the-round down to the cuffs.
View ProjectBy Stana D. Sortor, from the Forever Favorites: Our Top 50 Patterns issue
An ornamental cable in the middle unifies this cardigan like a spine in the back of the body and seed stitch columns and ribbing surround the main cable. The body of the cardigan is knit in pieces and seamed together. This cardigan is intended to be worn with a 2.5” – 6.5” positive ease for comfortable wear.
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