Top down knitting patterns free

Learn how to knit a top down raglan sweater for your baby with cable-look sleeves. Detailed pattern and live QA section in the comments.

A step-by-step tutorial for the Harvest cardigan. The Harvest cardigan is part of our free learn to knit series, The Simple Collection

The Autumn League Pullover is a crewneck raglan sweater that evokes memories of Friday night football games, crisp fall evenings, and a general sense of nostalgia. The doubled ribbed neckband, v-insert neck triangle, and side slit details give personality and add to the classic appeal of this sweats

Top-down construction is an essential skill all sweater designers should have. So why am I, a lover of seamed sweaters, advocating for top-down sweater construction? That’s what I’m going to share with you in this blog post.

Discover a curated collection of top-down sweater knitting patterns, perfect for all skill levels. Explore cozy, stylish designs for a seamless knitting experience.

A very basic, boxy sweater with set-in sleeves and no shaping, knit from the bottom up in aran to chunky-weight yarn. The body is done in stockinette with the cuffs, hem, and neckband in garter stitch. The sweater is knit from the bottom up in one piece up to the armholes starting with a garter-stitch hem band.

Knitted jacket in 2 strands DROPS Kid-Silk. The piece is worked top down with saddle shoulders, puffed sleeves and high neck. Sizes S - XXXL.

The Staple Sweater is a knitted raglan sweater that is worked from the top down. This classic design has 5-6 inches of positive ease for a relaxed fit. It features a folded collar, 2 sleeve options, ribbed sleeve cuffs and hem, and ~perfect~ neck shaping. The best part? It is made-to-measure using your unique body measurements and you can use any weight yarn! This sweater will fit everyone like a dream, and the simple design makes it a true closet staple.

Look Radiant In This Beauteous Alpenglow Knitted Sweater