Welcome to our roundup of the top 7 vest knitting patterns! Vests are a versatile and stylish addition to any wardrobe, and they’re perfect for layering during the colder months. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced knitter, you’re sure to find a pattern in this collection that will suit your skill level and style. From classic cable-knit designs to modern and trendy styles, these patterns offer a wide variety of options to choose from. So grab your needles and yarn, and let’s get started on creating a cozy and stylish vest that you’ll love to wear.
From basic designs to more intricate patterns, there is something for everyone in this collection. Whether you’re an experienced knitter or just starting out, these patterns are easy to follow and include detailed instructions and helpful tips.
First, we have a classic tank top pattern that is perfect for beginners. This pattern is easy to customize to fit your size and can be made in a variety of colors.
Next, we have a unique and stylish lace tank top pattern that is perfect for more experienced knitters. This pattern features delicate lace details and can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion.
We also included a pattern for a simple and elegant ribbed tank top, perfect for layering or wearing on its own.
For the knitters who love a more complex and challenging project, we have a pattern for a beautiful and intricate colorwork tank top.
In addition, we have a pattern for a comfortable and relaxed-fit tank top, perfect for everyday wear.
For knitters who love to play with textures, we have a pattern for a textured and lightweight tank top, perfect for summer days.
Lastly, for knitters who like to play with patterns, we have a pattern for a geometric and modern tank top, perfect for adding a touch of personality to your wardrobe.
If you’re looking for more tank top knitting patterns, be sure to check out Etsy for a wide variety of patterns and ideas. You’ll find plenty of inspiration for your next knitting project, and you’ll be able to find something that’s perfect for your style and skill level.
If you’re looking for some fun vest knitting patterns, here are a handful I would totally knit. Patterns are all available on Etsy and if you are still looking for more, check out these designs on the Sirdar Website.
Megan Faith Turner’s sweater vest pattern is a classic, pretty much exactly what I think of when I think of knit vests. It has ribbed edges and even a touch of contrasting color to up the preppie factor. It’s knit flat in pieces in chunky yarn and the pattern listing says it fits UK sizes 4-18.
The London Fog Slipover from Caidree is another great basic worked in bulky yarn. This one has a higher neck and the only ribbing is at the bottom. It’s worked from the top down in the round except for the armholes, and there are 9 sizes available.
Get a trendy high-low look for your vest (this one really is more of a top, but you can wear it as a layer, too) with this one from Through the Stitch. It has a scoop neck, deep armholes and a split hem, and is offered in four sizes.
Add a crop to your vest with the Nova Sweater Vest from Celina Knitwear. This is a great one for layering over a button-down shirt, or wear it by itself if you like. (You can also knit it longer.) It uses worsted weight yarn and is sized XS to 4XL.
Vests with allover ribbing are fun, too, like this one from Daisy and Peace. It uses DK weight yarn and has a relaxed and slightly cropped style. It’s available in six sizes.
The Adrie Vest from Chiagu is more of a layering piece to wear on the outside on spring and summer days than it is something that will keep you very warm, but it is pretty. It has open fronts and a cable accent, with a bit of textured knitting on the back as well. It’s offered in three sizes and uses lightweight yarn.
Cabled vests are classic, and this one from Knitk Store by Kari takes the classic and updates it with a high-low split hem and lots of fun texture. This one is just one size, though you could add width by repeating cables or adding to the textured stitches on the sides. It uses chunky yarn.
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