Easy Lacy Sweater Free Knitting Pattern
This Lacy Sweater Free Knitting Pattern is easy to follow and features a delicate lace detail that add a touch of elegance to the design.
This Lacy Sweater Free Knitting Pattern is easy to follow and features a delicate lace detail that add a touch of elegance to the design.
Craft: Knit Skill Level: Intermediate Project Type: Women’s Clothing Designer: Berroco Design Team Flor is a sweet, lacy sweater that will bring a stylish touch to your winter wardrobe. FINISHED MEASUREMENTSBust: (38, 41, 44, 47) [50, 54, 57, 60] {63, 67, 70, 73}" / (96.5, 104, 112, 119.5) [127, 137, 145, 152.5] {160, 170, 178, 185.5} cmLength: (19, 19½, 19½, 20) [20, 20½, 20½, 21] {21, 21½, 21½, 22}" / (48, 49.5, 49.5, 51) [51, 52, 52, 53.5] {53.5, 54.5, 54.5, 56} cmShown in size 41" / 104cm.Recommended ease: approximately 2–4" / 5–10 cm positive easeYARNBERROCO VINTAGE (100 grs): (4,5, 5, 6) [6, 6, 7, 7] {8, 8, 8, 9} hanks #51172 IrisNEEDLES and NOTIONSKnitting needles, sizes 5 / 3.75 mm and 7 / 4.5 mm or size to obtain gauge16" / 40 cm circular needle, size 5 / 3.75 mm1 stitch markerWaste yarn to hold stitchesGAUGE20 sts and 27 rows = 4" / 10 cm in Pattern Stitch on larger needles Gauge is measured after blocking. To save time and ensure accurate measurements, take time to check gauge.
Published in Sweater Girls: 20 Patterns for Starlet Sweaters, Retro Wraps, and Glamour Knits Knit Vintage Maglia Vintage Knit Today Magazine, No. 82, February 2013 Craft Knitting Category Sweater → Pullover Published September 2012 Suggested yarn Louisa Harding Yarns Mulberry Yarn weight DK (11 wpi) ? Gauge 30 stitches and 34 rows = 4 inches in pattern stitch Needle size US 2 - 2.75 mm US 3 - 3.25 mm Sizes available 32, 34.5, 37 Languages English Italian
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Go for a stroll along the waterfront in a lightweight and lacy sweater. A wavy lace pattern adorns the hem and cuffs of this stylish top that features a tailored look.
Several weeks ago I started working on a 1940s knitted turban with what I had left from the cabled baby jacket and socks. However, I soon realized that I was not going to have enough yarn for the whole turban, so I was forced to frog it. I've since started on a baby hat from a vintage pattern book with the rest of that yarn. Anyway, in the meantime I have also pulled out one of my remaining UFOs to work on. It is a 1950s lace sweater in an aqua colored lamb's wool. This is the pattern I'm using. I've gotten the back finished and am very nearly finished with the front. I don't have any decent pictures of them, but I should get some taken here soon. I've hit a major snag in the project for the moment, however, both literally and figuratively. I developed a HUGE tangle in the yarn (which in lace weight yarn is incredibly infuriating). I spent an hour and a half working at it last night and made major headway, but still have a big tangle to work out. I have to get it all untangled because my yardage is very limited and I can't afford to waste a single bit of the yarn. As it stands, I may have to make the sleeves a teensy bit shorter already and don't want to start hacking at this wonderfully soft yarn anyway. Patience, though, is a great virtue to the knitter/sewer and I am making a good practice of it with this mess. I know I can loosen it all eventually. For the last couple of days I've been trying to get lots of organizational/prep work done around the house before the baby gets here as well. We have less than 8 weeks to go now, and I still have lots of work to get finished so I can just relax the last couple of weeks. Today I threw together a couple of wet bags (we're will be cloth diapering at least part time) and it was a nice, quick project to make me feel like I'd done something productive without much effort. Here's a sneak peak of them. They are lined with PUL (so they're more or less waterproof on the inside) and each has a snap strap for hanging on strollers, cribs, etcetera if need be. This "jungle babies" fabric was just too cute to pass up as well. I think I may have just enough of the PUL left to make a cloth diaper cover as well. We will see. All in all, I spent about $12 total on these two bags: not too bad since store bought ones seem to cost at least twice that much. I've also got a 1940s house dress in the works for after the baby is born. I hope to get that finished up and have pictures for you all soon. I had to make a few alterations to the back (it was SUPER blousy) but I think I've got it worked out. I had to have a friend come try it on since I can't get the wrap front around myself right now. I think it's going to be really cute though. Hope everyone is having a good week!
Knitted in a multiple of 8 sts, + 2 and 16-row repeat. Row 1: K1, * yo, ssk, k6; repeat from * last st, k1. Row 2 & all wrong side ...
The minimalist sweater ARIANA is handcrafted from a premium merino-cotton blend using a classic lace knit pattern. The straight and elegant silhouette of this contemporary blouse makes it a versatile piece, suitable for streetwear as well as for a casual and business look. Goes well with pants, skirts, or denim. Ready to ship! DETAILS - Lacy knit - Crew neck - Long sleeve - Off white colour Packed as a gift. Designed and ethically made in North Europe, EU. Sustainable |Biodegradable | Zero synthetics Materials: 50% merino wool, 50% cotton Care: dry cleaning. Or gentle hand wash cold (at 30C max). Use wool-friendly detergent. Do not bleach. We recommend drying this sweater flat after washing and folding it when storing. Size XS/S Length 50cm/19.7inch Width 50cm/19.7inch Sleeve length 45cm//17.7inch The model is 175cm/68.9inch and wears a size XS/S. Not sure about the size? Please do not hesitate to contact us and ask all questions you may have before ordering. We offer the possibility to make a garment by your own measurements if you send us a message. Other sizes and colours of ARIANA sweater can be ordered, please check our store’s section https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1568104954 . All of our knitwear is handmade by local artisans in Northern Europe with care and attention to the highest quality and natural yarns. The details of our products or product specifications (for instance colour, placement and detail of embroidery or other handwork) may vary slightly from those shown on the website or between individual items. Due to the nature of the yarns, measurements of each knit may slightly vary. Due to the many variations in monitors and browsers, colour samples may appear different on different monitors. Thank you for visiting our shop! Check out the rest of the sweaters category: https://bit.ly/BALSTROND_SWEATERS Check out our other handmade sustainable slow fashion knits: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BalstrondArtisanS
This gorgeous lacy sweater was originally designed in the 1940s. It is knitted with negative ease, as the stitch pattern is required to stretch when worn. The sweater can have either long or short sleeves. Instructions are given for both. Short Sleeves 10 (12, 13) skeins Long Sleeves 13 (14, 16) skeins Of Susan Crawford Fenella 2ply, which can be purchased by following the link. Take a peek at the ’look book’ for A Stitch in Time Volume 1. ** Stitch in Time Vol 1 was published under the name Jane Waller & Susan Crawford - Susan Crawford is my ‘real’ name whereas Just Call me Ruby is my ravelry avatar. **
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"This is a beginner friendly crochet pattern for this lightweight summertime sweater top. It has the look of a sweater but the feel of a light and lacy summer top. Simple 2 panel top that works up quickly. Includes sizes XS-XXL. Made with a lightweight/DK #3 yarn and 5mm hook. I used Ice Yarn summertime in the color Olive. There is also a link to the step by step video tutorial. There is an ad free PDF available on all my online pattern shops, links are included. "
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Please note that this post may contains affiliate links to find out more information, read my disclosure policy for more information. Since the spring season is coming up, I thought it’ll be perfect to make a soft cotton summer cardigan for the Yarnalina blog! With an intricate lacy stitch design and my favorite color combination, […]
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*PLEASE READ* Learn to crochet the beautiful Cornflower Sweater! This downloadable PDF pattern includes written instructions, pictures, and a construction diagram to walk you through construction of this lacy, graceful crochet top. The Cornflower Sweater is lightweight and perfect for layering, not to mention fun to create! Sizing: accommodates all body sizes Level: advanced beginner, intermediate Materials: Weight 4 yarn (about 650 yds is appropriate for a US size small, about 800 for large), 5mm - 6mm crochet hook, yarn needle, blocking materials, stitch markers (as needed) This pattern uses US terminology and is written in English. Terms of Use: This pattern is intended for personal use only. You may not copy or redistribute this pattern, digitally or physically, including videos based on this pattern. You may not sell items using this pattern. Please see my Instagram for pattern tester credits!
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Go for a stroll along the waterfront in a lightweight and lacy sweater. A wavy lace pattern adorns the hem and cuffs of this stylish top that features a tailored look.
