10 Free Sweater Knitting Patterns

Posted by Mary Egan on Sep 13, 2012

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As the weather becomes cooler and autumn approaches, knitters naturally flock toward sweater patterns to create warm and cozy garments for themselves and their loved ones. If you’re looking for a place to start, check out these free sweater knitting patterns, including cardigans, zip-ups and pullovers.

Woman in a long, red, cabled sweater.
This cabled raglan sweater knitting pattern is perfect for the changing seasons. The pattern calls for sizes 4 mm (U.S. 6) and 4.5 mm (U.S. 7) knitting needles, a cable needle, and 4 stitch holders. The high neckline and cables are sure to keep you warm and cozy. 
For the sweater knitting pattern, visit Paton’s Yarns.
Woman in a light blue sweater.
This free pattern for a ladies pullover top down sweater is courtesy of Plymouth Yarn and calls for their Baby Alpaca Grande wool, a chunky, 100% alpaca wool. The pattern requires a gauge of 3 sts = 1"/US10.5 needle. 
For the free sweater pattern, visit this post on CraftFoxes.
Woman wearing a purple sweater with a high neck
This sweater knitting pattern has a high neck and is a comfortably loose-fitting sweater. The pattern, taken from "Rowan Knitting and Crochet Magazine," calls for 11 (13:14) 100gm balls of Rowan Cocoon in Lavender Ice 811, a pair each of 6mm and 7mm knitting needles, and a cable needle.
For the free knitting pattern, visit All About You.
Woman wearing a turtleneck sweater in varying shades of green.
This sweater knitting pattern, named the Doreen, has a turtleneck and a gradation of color that gives it an interesting look. The pattern calls for Berroco Air (50 grs), 7(8-9-10-11) balls #3142 Geothermal, straight knitting needles, sizes 10 and 11 (or size to obtain guage), 16” Length circular knitting needles, sizes 10 and 11, and 1 St marker. The gauge for this pattern is 13 sts = 4”; 19 rows = 4” in St on size 11 needles.
For the free sweater pattern, visit Berroco.
Woman wearing a blue sweater, clasped at the front with a small, pearl button.
For a dainty sweater worn over a dress or autumn outfit, try this Pearl Cardigan. This free sweater knitting pattern requires 10 (11, 13, 15) skeins of Panda Bamboo, US 7 Needles, and 4 buttons.
For the free knitting pattern, visit Universal Yarn.
Young boy wearing a blue sweater
The Aiden pattern is a cozy, roomy and warm masculine pullover worked from the bottom up. Other than a little Kitchener stitch at the underarms and a few whip stitches to hold the collar down, it is seamless and all in one. The neckline is reminiscent of the classic shawl collar but is constructed as your work, so no picking up stitches. 
For the free sweater knitting pattern, visit this CraftFoxes post.
Woman wearing a long sweater in varying shades of purple, with buttons.
This cardigan coat is longer than the average sweater and is the perfect garment to keep you warm in the autumn months. The sweater’s materials include Bulky knitting worsted yarn, size 10 knitting needles, 7 buttons, and a gauge of 13 sts = 4"; 28 rows = 4".
For this free sweater knitting pattern, visit the Yarn Lover’s Room.
Woman wearing a light blue sweater outdoors.
The Olivia is an elegant cardigan featuring an eyelet pattern. The sweater knitting pattern requires 7 x 50g balls of DK mohair yarn, 4mm and 3.25 mm knitting needles, a 3.5 mm crochet hook, and 8 buttons. 
For the free sweater knitting pattern, visit Yellow, Pink and Sparkly.
Woman wearing a blue sweater with a cowl neck.
This lovely sweater with a fashionable cowl neck falls within the easy skill level, so it’ll be a breeze for experienced knitters. The free sweater knitting pattern requires Classic Elite Yarns, Bazic Wool, 100% wool, worsted weight yarn (65 yards per hank): 13 (14, 16, 17) hanks of Aqua (2972), size 9 (5.5 mm) straight knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge, and a size 8 (5 mm), size 10 (6 mm), and size 10 1/2 (6.5 mm) circular knitting needle, 16-inch length. 
For the free sweater knitting pattern, visit Better Homes and Gardens.
Woman wearing a thick green sweater with a zipper in the front.
For something a bit more complex, try this accordion jacket sweater with a zip-up front, which comes in adult and child sizes. The sweater knitting pattern calls for different materials whether you’re making a girls’ version or a boys’ version. 
For full details on this sweater pattern, visit Knitty.

CreditsMargaret Ohare, Paton's Yarn, Plymouth Yarn, All About You, Berroco, Universal Yarn, Need Knit Design, Yarn Lover's Room, & Yellow, Pink and Sparkly, Better Homes & Gardens, Knitty.



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