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Who says sweaters are only for the fall? These free sweater knitting patterns provide sweater ideas for the entire year! From cardigans to mock necks and everything in between, these fashion-forward sweaters are some of our favorite projects, regardless of the season. We guarantee you will love these knit sweaters as you cozy up in the gorgeous garments!
24 Free Sweater Knitting Patterns
We’ve included some of our absolute favorite free sweater knitting patterns for you to try at home. From beginner-friendly knits to beautiful boleros, there is a pattern for every skill level and interest. Make sure to check out our entire collection of sweater patterns too! Happy knitting!
Free Sweater Patterns
Sweaters don’t have to be traditional mock neck pullovers! These free sweater patterns show the range that a sweater can take from a warming autumn garment to a sweet summer accessory!
Chunky Turtleneck Easy Sweater Pattern
Misty Morning Knit Sweater Pattern
Effortlessly Elegant Belted Sweater
Free Cardigan Patterns
Cozy up with your own knit cardigan! These free cardigan patterns are the ideal fall accessory as they keep you warm and can be left unbuttoned so you don’t get too hot. There’s a cardigan pattern that will fit anyone’s style and personality!
Tassel Fringe Blanket Cardigan
Free Shrug Patterns
If you want a fashion accessory that you can rock all year, try these free knit shrug patterns! These shrugs are perfect for the workplace as they act as a fashion-forward sweater that won’t make you too warm in the spring and summer. 
What’s your favorite sweater pattern? Let us know in the comments!
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I’m making the On the Wings of a Prayer shawl. However, I am using fingering weight yarn and smaller needles. Without enlarging it, it would be small. Is this possible and if so is the only requirement that I end the pattern with the Stockinette Section prior to working the edge?
Thank you for your prompt response.
B Lee Faulkner
Mount Vernon, Arkansas