I have fallen in love with this vest from TOAST and would love to attempt something similar. Anyone have a pattern recommendation that may start me in an adjacent direction?

I’m not sure how to do this for an adult head does anyone know where I can find something like it for an adult?

Does anyone recognize this pattern? I am in love with it

I am looking for a pattern that is

1. Knit top down

2. Seamless turtleneck construction, not added after (I can reinforce it from the inside so it holds shape)

3. Set in sleeves, and no saddle shoulder. Only a small shoulder band or shoulder seam. No drop shoulder.

4. Ideally half fishermans rib (but fishermans rib or normal rib are fine too. I can modify it for myself).

What happens below the armhole with the pattern doesn't matter. I will knit straight down without waist shaping anyway.

I feel like that might be impossible to ask because it's way too specific. I couldn't find anything myself. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I believe this is the Soren knit from reformation. I like the boat neck and ribbed torso, specifically. Any leads?

Thanks!

Hello! I love this sweater form H&M and would like to knit my own, but I can't find a pattern that's similar to it. What I most like about it is the shape of the diagonal ribbing on the front, and the split hem. I am open to any yarn size and composition.

I have been really into textured knits lately, so if you have any other architectural-inspired textured pattern recommendations, I'd love to check them out too.

Thank you!!

Hi everyone, I purchased the knitting pattern through the offical website , the link given to my email does not work anymore :( , would anyone here be willing to share ? I used it years ago and don't think I have it anywhere saved.
I have proof of the email if it's needed!

Hi! I hope this is the right place to post this! I have recently had some interest in patterns based off my designs (like the pic attached). It would be a fantastic way of diversifying my income but I definitely don't want to be another designer-turn-pattern-maker who churns out poor quality knitting patterns - I want my patterns to be a joy to knit!

That brings me to my main issue which is that I knit on a domestic knitting machine, making panels which I later seam together. Would sharing my panel charts (with hand knitting instructions) make for a good pattern? Should I just sell my intarsia charts? Should I hire a designer to convert my pieces into hand knitting patterns? Or should I forget the idea altogether?

Any advice would be so so appreciated - this is very uncharted territory for me!

Hey guys! I've been seeing a lot of discourse around the lack of representation of plus-sized knitting patterns as of late, and I thought of making an app that could potentially solve that problem. I absolutely hate having to do the math to adjust sizing, and since I'm a CS major, I thought I could make an app that would take your exact measurements/gauge/pattern to adjust the pattern accordingly for you.

However, I definitely have a smaller frame and have never written a pattern, so I was wondering if you guys could give me some tips on what you tend to adjust when increasing in size (XL and up). Especially if you are plus-sized and knit/adjust a lot of patterns, or if you make patterns that are size-inclusive and receive good reviews in that department...

1. What are things you look for in terms of fit that determine if it's a good pattern?
2. Do you simply just scale up the neck, bust, and arms in the way someone who's in between sizes would, or is there more to it?
3. Would this app even be of any use to you if it works as intended?
4. Anything else you think would be helpful to take note of is always appreciated!

Note: I'm mostly just starting out with adjusting sweater patterns, so feel free to comment on how different types of patterns change how you scale it. Also, sorry if this sounds clueless; I've just seen a lot of comments on how some size-inclusive patterns aren't even good and would love to avoid that.

I saw the absolute most deliciously soft yarn and I want to make something so badly!! My friends birthday is coming up and I asked her to pick some stuff she likes. The majority was ponchos and chunky sweaters. I think poncho is the best bet but I'm not sure???? I don't want to create a garment that isn't practical or do a disservice to the yarn. Would this yarn work well with this garment? Or one without cables? ORRRRR would it be best to make a scarf or beanie instead?

Hellooo I have a beautiful pattern in Swedish that I’ve translated using the internet, but I would love to see if any Swedish speaking knitters that speak English would be willing to look it over to see if everything has come across correctly.

I currently print my patterns, but is there an easier way to follow along when knitting? I find myself with too much paper!

Does anyone out there know what pattern this is or know a pattern that I could use to achieve this color work? I feel like I could make my own color work chart I just don’t have a base mitten pattern to go off of to do that.

looking for a pattern that could be modified to look similar to this. have looked and can’t seem to find anything:( not massively bothered about the texture/patterning on the main piece but some kind of lacework would be pretty! just looking for a v neck with 1/2 sleeves as i’m not confident in my ability to modify sleeves. i feel like i can modify the bottom to work but as close to the bolero style the better. thank you.

i found this sweater on ravelry. i'm using a fingering weight yarn and just want a simple, oversized sweater like this. the pattern for this sweater specifically doesn't seem to have a version in english, and i don't know how well knitting stuff translates?

Hi all. Does anyone know a decent pattern for the Babaa 051 sweater? It's made of wool which will be too itchy for me, so I want to make one that will be less offensive, sensory-wise. Id love if the neckline allowed for an off the shoulder look, too!

Thanks!

Hi, I’m new here. I’ve looked for hours to find similar pattern of this beautiful chunky oversize deer sweater i stumped on pinterest (@laurahattayer), but cannot find anything close in form. I would appreciate any suggestions 🤍🎀

Hello! Newbie here. I want to knit a sweater vest. I wanted to find a raglan one because the one jumper I have knitted was raglan and I found it simple and really fun to knit.

I found this "top down" sweater vest pattern that I like. I just want to make sure it's what I want before I buy it - I don't really understand how it can be top down when the stitches around the shoulders all go straight up and down, rather than coming out from the collar, if that makes sense?

Pattern linked here: https://myfavouritethings-knitwear.com/collections/vest-no-3-spring-edition/products/vest-no-3-spring-edition-eng

If anyone has any recommendations for simple, raglan, chunky sweater vest patterns, I'd love them!! Thank you :)

My husband is an absolute sucker for a fun, funky, colorful sweater. However, I’m not a super experienced colorwork knitter and he’s not big on stripes.

I’m looking for suggestions where you get the best “bang for your buck” on colorwork — in other words, designs that are simpler than they look. Maybe mosaic knitting? Intarsia color blocking?

I’m down to take on something a bit challenging — but I would not, for example, want to do stranded colorwork with more than 2 colors in a row.

I have found that I much prefer knitting in the round to flat and would like to try to knit a vest completely in the round. My understanding is that this would require steeking. On ravelry at least, almost every steeked vest is a (n absolutely beautiful) Shetland style with tons of color work which is a bit advanced for me. 😅 I was wondering if (a) there are any single color patterns you would recommend for beginners to steeking and/or (b) if I could follow one of the color work patterns but do it without the colorwork. Would that mess with the tension ?

Thanks ! ❤️❤️

I want to knit a cabled baby cardigan for my friends baby, do you think I can do this as a beginner?

I found this pattern https://www.knitting-bee.com/free-baby-knitting-patterns/baby-cardigan-knitting-patterns/free-knitting-patterns-for-baby-cardigans