Garter Stitch Ribbed Sweater

By: Better Homes and Gardens

Get ready to add to your long list of free knitting patterns for sweaters and make room for this classic piece. The Garter Stitch Ribbed Sweater is the perfect sweater for fall and also happens to be a wonderful pattern for those not familiar with sweater knitting. Made with three-quarter-length sleeves and a v-neck, this sweater makes an excellent gift.

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size6 or 4 mm, Circular Knitting Needles

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

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rolstonlr 3087466

Jul 14, 2023

As a veteran (63 years) knitter, I like this top but have one question Why is there no diagram of the sleeve next to the diagram of the body?

Lisa

Aug 06, 2023

That would actually be a question to ask on the pattern website, this website just hosts the patterns and wouldn't be able to help you.

Kathy

Feb 21, 2021

When I click on 'pattern' for this Garter Stitch Ribbed Sweater it takes me to a 'Cute Cowl Necked Sweater'. Can you correct the link?

3839

Jul 21, 2013

Who is the manufacture of the recommended yarn? Brown Sheep? What is "DK" weight? What other yarns can be used?

Lisa

Aug 06, 2013

DK is a weight of yarn-means double knit, its usually a #3, so you could probably substitute another #3 yarn for this yarn. Hope this helps.

Member 6848943

Apr 28, 2012

I want tots pullover sweaters and get everything but....

mrsgthep

Nov 28, 2011

This is for unellat: You will find the Body Pattern Instructions under "Stitches Used". Here is a suggestion for your future use of patterns - always completely read the pattern provided before purchasing and beginning your project to avoid any confusion. I have been knitting for many years and still follow this practice to completely understand the directions. This also avoids errors. Good Luck and enjoy Knitting.