Bottom up knitting patterns sweaters

Last week we talked about learning to crochet. Now it's time to talk learning to knit! The cold winter months are a great time to learn a new craft and bonus: you get cool stuff out of it! I learned to knit from my mother-in-law before she was my mother-in-law. I learned to knit when

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.

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.

The fastest way to knit a chunky style blanket with Simply Maggie. Click the link for a video tutorial!

Knitted jumper in 1 strand DROPS Wish or 2 strands DROPS Air. The piece is worked bottom up with English rib, open garter stitch and split in the sides. Sizes S - XXXL.

Knitted jumper in 4 strands DROPS Kid-Silk. Piece is knitted top down with raglan. Size: S - XXXL

I recently wrote a blog post about the 10 Best Cardigan Knitting Patterns for Fall . It features many top-down cardigans because they are a big trend. However, I received so many requests for simple bottom-up sweaters ; I decided to round up 10 projects that are great for beginners or those who

Discover a seamless knitting pattern for a classic raglan cardigan. No sewing required! Perfect for beginners.

Free summer knitting pattern designed by Originally Lovely. This simple, classic top is designed to be your perfect go-to t-shirt!

Tutu, Beep Beep: It's balletcore! Meet the Elliott Sweater, from a range of five free knitting patterns available to download from woolandthegang.com.