Wardrobe Must-haves: 3 Free Knitting Patterns

By: Kaylee Pope, Editor for AllFreeKnitting

After you have been knitting for a while, knit pieces become more and more prevalent in your wardrobe. Whether it’s a signature cowl you wear all too often or a knitted sweater that dons your top layer at least once a week, knit pieces become a second skin when you’re a knitter. These Wardrobe Must-Haves: 3 Free Knitting Patterns will do nothing to change that. They are all fantastic pieces to work up, versatile, and fashionable. Coming straight from the Stitches East Runway, you will want to start creating these pieces immediately. They are the best of the best.

Wardrobe Must-Haves: 3 Free Knitting Patterns

Sandia Jacket: Of all the free knitting patterns that go in and out of style, cardigans have never lost their popularity. A nice knit sweater is the perfect piece to have in your wardrobe. It can quickly transform a dull or boring t-shirt into an interesting and more professional look. The Sandia Jacket is one of those classic pieces. Buttoning in the front with three-quarter length sleeves, this pattern can be worn anywhere. It would look adorable worn with a pair of jeans and boots in the fall. Knit this up in absolutely any color you would like, it will look great no matter what color choice you make. This is one of those free knitting patterns that you will want to make time and time again.

Blue Jeans and Moon Beams Shawl: The best free knitting patterns are the patterns that are versatile. This piece is one of those pieces that you can pretty much wear as many ways as you can concoct. It makes a fantastic shawl, it makes a comfy scarf, and it even makes a great sarong for the beach. Knitted in two tones of blue, this Blue Jeans and Moon Beams Shawl looks great when paired with denim.

Loop Scarf: Scarves are hands-down the most important accessory for the fall and winter season. There are a million free knitting patterns out there for scarves to choose from. The trick is to find a pattern that you absolutely adore. Once you find that perfect scarf or cowl, you will never want to let it go. This Loop Scarf just might be that scarf for you. Warm and simple, it will go with just about any outfit. Consider knitting it in a solid earthy tone to wear with your casual wear.