Welcome the sweater and soup season with some lovely new additions to your closet, and for inspiration put to use today's generous share of free sweater knitting patterns. If you like being ready to take over every new season in full swing and stunning style, then you would need to start working on these right away. I have a feeling that many will catch your eye, just as they did mine, and I'm so excited for the lit wardrobe upgrade.

Free Sweater Knitting Patterns
This list features some really charming sweater patterns to have you ready for the winters. From basic pullovers perfect for your morning stroll picks to more glamorous options, this article has it all. Some of these knit sweaters can be worn as a daily choice but with some stunning, statement jewelry pieces they can be beautifully dressed up and worn to more formal settings. If you aren't new to knitting sweaters, you will greatly appreciate the variety we have here, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that y'all will come across something that will soon find its way into your wardrobes.
#1 Bold Angles Knit Pullover
A bold choice of a sweater with color tones from all over the palette put together in sharp angles. It’s a fun choice for somebody who likes to experiment with unique patterns. As the sizing for this sweater is mid-length, you can simply wear it as a sweater dress and pair it up with some boots, sneakers, or heels. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#2 Sandbar Knit Pullover
If you dig oversized pullovers, then the Sandbar is going to catch your eye as it’s super comfy and a relaxed-fit sweater. You can pair this up with some denim shorts or a figure-hugging skirt and you’ll be serving looks. To knit this sweater, you will be working on separate pieces from the bottom up and then you’ll seam them together and VOILA. This sweater features a tuck-stitch pattern, and you will be needing some worsted-Aran weight yarn for it. Patterns from Willow Yarns
#3 Nordic Knit Pullover
The Nordic Knit Pullover Pattern features a beautiful and comfortable sweater which will be a good choice to wear for multiple occasions. You can keep the look basic and wear it while running your daily routine errands or you can dress it up with some accessories, bold makeup, and a class hairdo, and you will be talking high-street fashion. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#4 Basic V-Neck Knit Pullover
If an everyday sweater pattern is what you’re looking for, then the Basic V-Neck Knit Pullover is all you need. It’s a great choice for beginners as it’s really easy to knit and doesn’t take much time. It is worked in the round from the bottom up until the neckline. You will only be using the simple stockinette throughout the sweater body. This kind of sweater pattern is ideal for replicating in different colors. The V-Neck collar and the cuffs are the classic looks so you just can’t go wrong with these. Patterns from Knit Picks
#5 Effortlessly Elegant Belted Sweater
How about you knit up some elegance with commitment, some yarn, and this Effortlessly Elegant Belted Sweater Pattern. This pattern features a lovely sweater that will be a good choice for the mild season. The gorgeous open-weave design makes it airy and breezy and a good choice for spring and fall time, although it does lend a bit of warmth, it definitely won’t suffice for the winters. The pattern also features a belt to give it a lovely shape and style. Patterns from Craft Foxes
#6 Morning Stroll Knit Sweater
Been struggling to find some well-knit pullovers for your morning strolls and runs? This Morning Stroll Knit Sweater might be the answer to your searches. Lightweight, breezy, and loosely fitted, this sweater is a good choice for early morning strolls in the summer when it’s cool outside. It is really simple to knit, and the result is a practical and somewhat oversized sweater ideal for your strolls. Patterns from All Free Knitting
#7 Weir Pullover
You could have the most elegant and sassiest sweaters in your wardrobe, and you’d still want to keep coming back to the classic V-neck Weir Sweater. It’s the sort of piece that goes well with your daily outfits and it’s a great choice for school-attending kids. This sweater is knit from the bottom up in separate pieces. The sweater features a high-low hem and bracelet-length sleeves. Patterns from Berroco
#8 Sandhurst Sweater
Loving the cute detailing across the chest on this minimal yet gorgeous Sandhurst Sweater. It has a unique and versatile look and is knitted in neutral tones; it would complement practically most of your wardrobe choices. This sweater is worked from the top down, and it’s easier to knit than it may seem at first. The cable band across the sweater front stands out, so if you’re aiming for a sweater that will turn heads, then you might want to consider giving this pattern a shot. Patterns from All Free Knitting
#9 Extra Easy Extra Fabulous Knit Sweater
I’m loving the classy, vintage vibes that The Extra Easy Extra Fabulous sweater is giving off. It reminds me of elegant ladies with neatly done hair and not a strand out of place. You can add some big bold buttons and play with different colors for the yarn. Later, pair the sweater with some boot-cut pants and big chunky accessories to steal the thunder. Patterns from Love Crafts
#10 Star Knit Baby Pullover
Be still my heart! The Star Knit Baby Pullover is such an adorable little baby sweater that you would immediately want to replicate for your sweet angel. The striped sleeves and the starry front are a classic and oh-so-cute choice for dressing up your baby. It’s an interesting pattern to work with and the cute result will make you squeal. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#11 Lemon Curry Ease Pullover
The Lemon Curry Ease Pullover is a cozy knit sweater that is perfect for fall and winter. The loose fit is a good choice for all body types, so if you’re considering knitting a sweater as a gift then this pullover is a safe choice. It is easy to knit and will look flattering and flawless all day long. The loose fit and the turtleneck will keep you comfortable and cozy too, and I feel like this pattern has ticked all your checkboxes so what more are you waiting for? Patterns from All Free Knitting
#12 Dovercourt Knit Cardigan
The Dovercourt Knit Cardigan is a yummy-looking sweater with a gorgeous and braided texture, topped off with some big and bold buttons. For fans of cables and bobbles, this sweater is eye candy and I kid you not, you will savor many different flavors as you work through the rich textured stitches. Also, take a moment to appreciate this wonderfully aesthetic outfit. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#13 Sugar Bush Polar Berry Knit Pullover
An oversized and totally rad pullover to have you covered for your glam night-outs in extreme winters. The Polar Berry Pullover will ensure your comfort, yet make you stand out in a crowd with your terrific choice of outfit. The link has complete instructions to guide you through the knitting pattern, so you’re good to go. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#14 Oats and Honeycomb Cabled Pullover
If you’ve previously knitted a basic sweater or two, then it’s time you upgrade to the Oats and Honeycomb Cabled Pullover Pattern. You will find this pattern easy and so much fun to work with. Stick to knitting with some neutral yarn, to let the texture really shine through. The finished pullover looks so wonderfully put-together that you will find yourself on the receiving end of many compliments. Patterns from All Free Knitting
#15 Midtown Cardigan
What a beautiful cardigan pattern and if you create it using the same yarn color, then this would be your ray of sunshine on the cold and hazy days. This pattern features the beginner-friendly garter stitch, and it is a great choice for new knitters looking to explore and try out more complicated designs. It is soft and lightweight. More importantly, it is machine-washable which makes it a practical addition to anyone’s closet. Also, the Midtown Cardigan would make a pretty and practical layer for cooler summer nights. Patterns from All About Ami
Free Sweater Knitting Patterns – In Conclusion
You can't want new sweaters even in winters, so if you think you already have too many but can't stop yourself from replicating some of these beauties, then donate some and make some more. The patterns above have a fair share of easy and quick knits, so while you're at it you can also knit a few for the less fortunate. With COVID restrictions finally starting to ease a little, these winters will hopefully be less dreary and cooped in as the last, so you might want to create some pieces to treat yourself and bless the eyes of those around you.
Treasurie
Hi Nay, Found the new link and updated the link for the Sandbar. Thanks for reading.
Nay
Lovely selection but unfortunately, the SANDBAR KNIT PULLOVER pattern has been removed from everywhere. Don't know about the rest :/