Sweaters & Summer Tops

Start with the collar and proceed downward when knitting a pullover you won’t want to take off. Unique cables and a drawstring at the neck finish off a top-down pullover that’s fun to make and easy to wear

An airy tank top with lace panels up the front and both sides, this is one of my most popular patterns

The Ripple Tank is a quick knit that’s perfect for throwing on over your swimsuit. Double yarnovers create a chain mail look, and the straps have slip-stitch edges to create a finished edge

Ziggy Vest is a fun and breezy pullover with loads of style. Wear it as a vest over a shirt or even by itself, as a top, on those warmer spring days

A classic aran sweater with a flattering V-neck, Rhiannon allows the knitter to try many different cable patterns. Knit flat and seamed, in DK weight yarn, this is a sweater you won’t forget knitting.

Ash leaves adorn the sleeves, fronts, and hood of this cardigan. Sew in a zipper for warmth on windy days

Pansy Shell is inspired by those amazing little flowers that bloom in the fall, which give much-needed color on gray days. This simple pullover showcases a lovely floral motif on the front panel, celebrating a flirty, feminine side

Minty Lace Tank top has lace panels up the front and back. The sides are a simple rib, which offers elasticity and contrasting texture. A twisted rib separates the lace and ribbing sections, with four vents at the bottom. An I-cord cast on provides a handkerchief-look to the hem. I-cord spaghetti straps finish the top. Modelled top is size 35 with 2” of negative ease.

Proving you don’t have to go far down the cabling rabbit hole to enjoy sumptuous textures, the elegant cables, unique stitches, and clean construction of this open-front cardigan combine to form a classic. Basic twist and diamond cables contrast with the deep texture of the Tanbark stitch, balancing the simple and complex. Without collar or lapel, this lovely sweater will layer well with any top or shirt for a simple silhouette that doesn’t sacrifice visual or tactile interest.

Treat the girl or tween in your life to a pretty open-front hoodie. She’ll love wearing it on breezy days with the hood up to keep the chill out; you’ll love knitting the vine and berry edging on a simple background of reverse stockinette. This girl’s version features youthful touches and the convenience of a superwash yarn.

Four panels form the bottom of this sweater before being joined in the round in a combination of lace pattern and stockinette stitch. Sleeve stitches are picked up and knit in the round for a nearly seamless experience.

This elegant lacy top is full of understated details. A vertical detail line in front, a back vent, and generous ease make for a comfortable flattering fit.

The Race Point Pullover is named after the beautiful beach in Provincetown, Massachusetts. With rope cables inspired by sailboat rigging, this preppy nautical pullover is both breezy and elegant. The design is worked in pieces from the bottom up with ample positive ease and side vents.

Woven diamonds decorate the center front and back of the Cash Pullover, and a smaller woven diamond motif runs up each arm and over the saddle shoulders. The garment features slipped stitches throughout, including the ribbing. Positive ease, saddle shoulders, and a long body provide a comfortable, flattering fit.

Designed to be flattering to all sizes, Stellan is a long, open front cardigan. Subtle textural contrast sets the stage for this cardigan. Seed stitch decorates the front lapels, making them reversible. A column of twisted stitches separates this from the stockinette section, which makes up the rest. I-cord cast on’s, edges and bind offs all lend to the cardigan’s clean, elegant lines. Stellan is a comfy, light classic you’ll be proud to wear.

Sweet lace hearts and bobbles adorn this simple shrug for girls sizes 4 (6, 8 10)

​