Far from being an activity reserved for winter, knitting adapts to the changing seasons and is practiced all year round. When spring arrives, simply swap your balls of wool for lighter fibers (linen, cotton, hemp) and choose patterns that match your sunny day wardrobe so you can continue knitting into summer.
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What patterns to knit for spring?
By itself, even the winter sweater pattern can easily be adapted for sunny days with a finer thread (although you may have to re-sample and change the needles). But if the change of season makes you feel like trying something new, we have made a selection easy to knit patterns. Faster to make than a classic sweater, the sleeveless sweater is the ideal knitting project for spring. You can wear it over a long dress or a basic shirt, so you can enjoy your summer clothes a little earlier than expected. Even more was expected, the knitted vest nevertheless remains a classic in the spring wardrobe and can even replace a mid-season coat if temperatures permit. Finally a little in love with vests and other short-sleeved sweaters that will be ideal under a shirt in the spring, but can stand alone very well in the summer.
Here are the knitting patterns you can choose for spring.
The Pastelli Cardigan pattern from Kudinknits
This model is looser than a classic cardigan and knitted with mohair for an even more voluminous effect. Soft and light yet warm, ideal with a summer dress while you wait for the temperatures to really rise.
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The Home Camisole Pattern – Caidree
This shirt, knitted from very soft cashmere, will probably become one of our spring essentials. Combine it with a denim shirt when it’s still a bit chilly.
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The Home sweater V-neck pattern – Caidree
Now that the sunny days are back, we’ve put our turtlenecks in the closet, it’s time for V-necks! This pattern is perfect for spring and can be knitted with fine wool or cotton. Combine it with denim for a casual outfit.
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Thea Top’s boss – Paulastrict
A real spring essential, the top can also be knitted! This model, accessible to beginners, is worked from top to bottom, from top to bottom, which allows you to try it out as you work and adjust the dimensions if necessary.
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The Polo Sweater Pattern – TrendsKnitting
This sweater pattern, halfway between the polo shirt and the sailor sweater, is ideal for the mid-season. Knit it in white and blue for a classic version or opt for bolder shades to add color to your wardrobe.
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The pattern of the Sofie Sweater – Paulastrickt
Inspired by the wrap shape, the Sofie Sweater pattern reinterprets the knitted cardigan to turn it into a feminine piece that will perfectly complement even the most basic outfits.
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The Easy Mini Scarf Pattern – CkeomeSmithKnits
The scarf is essential for the transitional season and replaces the scarf in spring and autumn. This knitting pattern suggests that you make it in an edge stitch to create a beautiful openwork pattern.
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Dense and soft, the boss of the Holiday Slipover slides onto our knitting needles first. This pattern is worked from top to bottom, first back and forth, before being secured to the circular needles under the armpits.
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The Agnete cardigan – small knit
This knitted vest emphasizes the brioche stitch, a type of ribbing that gives a particularly voluminous effect to the work. Choose vibrant colors to knit this spring cardigan.
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The Field Day Cardigan Pattern – Ozetta
Basic but feminine, this pattern for knitting a cardigan will perfectly complement spring outfits, both the most basic and the most sophisticated.
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The Una Tee pattern – Morecaknit
Elegant and minimalist, this pattern for knit a summer sweater puts simplicity in the spotlight. Knitted in white it will have a distinctly chic style, while a more colorful version will give a contemporary touch to your outfits.
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