Top 10 Best Knit Jumper Patterns of the Year!
Look cool while staying warm this winter
Top 10 Best Knit Jumper Patterns of the Year!
Another season, another reason to knit jumper patterns. Don’t let the cold catch you off-guard. It’s time to get knitting!
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Top 10 Best Knit Jumper Patterns of the Year!
It’s cold outside so it’s time to bundle up! Here are our favorite knit jumper patterns that’ll have you feeling cozy while looking chic all autumn and winter long.
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1. Crayon Stripes Pullover
By: Purl Soho
YARN: DK
SIZE: 9 months – 6 years
Need a quick chunky knit jumper pattern for babies? The Crayon Stripes Pullover is adorable and made with the super stretchy garter stitches perfect for a jolly little toddler!
2. October Sweater
By: Kaitlin Barthold
YARN: Aran
SIZE: XS – 5X
Simple, subtle, and beginner-friendly. The October Sweater is a stunner that’s worth making and adding to your knit sweater collection!
3. Kullaberg
By: Sanne Bjerregaard
YARN: Lace + Fingering = DK
SIZE: XS – 3XL
This jumper knitting pattern is another cozy project worth adding to your to-knit list. The plain base gives you a ton of freedom to experiment with color combinations and yarn material!
4. Autumn League Pullover
By: Alexandra Tavel
YARN: DK
SIZE: XS – 4XL
Autumn League Pullover is the perfect jumper knitting pattern for weekend hangouts with your friends or maybe a casual first date in the city!
5. Fingerpaint Pullover
By: Sandi Rosner
YARN: Sport
SIZE: 3 months – 6 years
Nothing like cute stripes on a chunky knit jumper pattern for babies! The Fingerpaint Pullover is worked in such a lovely colorway that’s super pleasing to the eyes.
6. Veneer
By: Rikke Eliasen
YARN: DK + Light Fingering = Worsted
SIZE: XS – 4XL
The Veneer knit jumper pattern may look basic, but once you get a closer look, you’ll see the really subtle details that make such a unique piece!
7. Honeycomb Aran
By: Gayle Bunn
YARN: Worsted
SIZE: XS – 5XL
Everyone needs at least one cabled sweater. The Honeycomb Aran is a stunning chunky knit jumper pattern that gives off the ultimate cozy season vibe!
8. Sipoo Sweater
By: Maija Turunen
YARN: DK
SIZE: XS – 5XL
Want to give fair isle knitting a try? This Sipoo Sweater is absolutely STUNNING! The quiet, yet elegant pattern makes this an easy staple to one’s sweater collection.
9. Santa Baby
By: Hanne Rimmen
YARN: Lace + DK+ Light Fingering = DK
SIZE: S – 2XL
Gorgeous, festive, and earthy, the Santa Baby is the ideal jumper knitting pattern for the holidays. Imagine rocking this knit sweater while wearing a fun Christmas-themed perfume!
10. Vilma
By: Marie Bach Jensen
YARN: Light Fingering + Lace = Light Fingering
SIZES: S – 2XL
Sometimes jumper knitting patterns need more oomph! at the bottom. The Vilma knit jumper pattern uses a unique color-working technique to create this eye-catching pattern going around the sweater!
Materials You Need for Knit Jumper Patterns!
- Knitting needles – You will need a sturdy pair of non-slippery knitting needles. You can use straight needles for flat projects, but a pair of circular knitting needles will make your knitting experience so much better.
Pro tip: Wooden knitting needles are great for slippery yarns and metal/ aluminum ones are perfect for “sticky” yarns like acrylic!
- Yarn – Make sure to check the pattern to see what yarn weight to use. Each pattern should list a recommended brand or weight in the “suggested yarn” section of the knitting pattern you’re following! We always recommend that you match the fiber type you’re using with the one used to make the pattern!
- Scissors – A pair of scissors is another important tool that you will use for all of your knitting projects. You’ll need them to cut the yarn when you’re done!
- Yarn/darning needle – You will need a yarn needle or darning needle to sew in the loose ends.
- Stitch markers – You might need stitch markers to keep track of where you are if you’re following a stitch pattern. We recommend “removable” or “locking” style stitch markers for most knitting projects. If you don’t have stitch markers, you can use a strand of scrap yarn—preferably in a different color so it’s easy to see.
Knit Jumper Patterns You’ll Love for Years!
These jumper knitting patterns were my top favorites this year and I hope you loved them as well! I think my top favorites this time are the Santa Baby and October Sweater knit jumper patterns. Which ones are you making?
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