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Dear Knitting Friend,
2024 was a great year for stunning patterns here at I Like Knitting. We took stock of the patterns that our readers were drawn to the most and curated a collection of patterns for knitters of varying skill levels, with a variety of techniques and styles to choose from. The Best of 2024 Knitting Patterns from I Like Knitting has 25 fabulous projects for you: sweaters, hats, accessories, and more! We’re sure you’ll find patterns here to inspire your needles. Let the creativity flow!
Floral Forward
A new sweater can change your whole attitude. Tap into the carefree spirit of our Dandelion Wishes Oversized Tee. Legend has it that if you make a wish while blowing all the seeds of a dandelion puff, your wish will come true. We’re wishing for one of these trendy tees!
Surround yourself with images of a walk in a meadow with our Wildflower Whispers Sweater. You can step up your embroidery techniques to embellish this cozy, oversized sweater with renditions of your favorite wildflowers. Or get ready for spring with our Flower Market Sweater, featuring a basketweave body and sleeves cheerfully adorned with bright spring flowers.
Textured Touch
Three distinct stitch patterns come together to create our True Blue Split Crew Sweater. You’ll love the intricate detail and relaxed fit. Our Cascading Cables Sweater features a fabulous variation on cables, giving this sweater a classic look with a modern update.
For something a little more laid back, our Powder Peak Cardigan is just the thing for a lazy winter afternoon by the fire. Bobbled cables and intricate cabling will make you think of mountain trails. The loose fit and raglan sleeves guarantee cozy comfort. Our Cable Comfort Collared Pullover is soft, cozy, comfy, and classic. And our Harmony in Hues Colorwork Top gives you a beautiful bonus: this oversized cropped sweater is reversible! Choose the accent color that suits your mood!
Cue The Colorwork
Isn’t it about time to make a super special sweater? Our Fleur de Chartres Sweater takes its inspiration from the windows of Notre Dame in Paris. This circular yoke sweater shimmers with color and refined style. A special stranding technique keeps all the colorwork under control; we provide supplementary charts to guide you through the process.
Another super special sweater features striking colorwork in geometric shapes and bold colors. Our Southwest Dreamer Sweater is an eye-catching wardrobe piece and a colorful fashion statement.
And be sure to keep the little ones in your life on your list for fun colorwork projects. Our Little Valentine Pocket Pullover features adorable colorwork hearts and a kangaroo pocket. Our Loving Strides Socks have tiny hearts at the ankle and a splash of color at the toe. So cute!
Always Accessorize
Knitting projects don’t have to be complicated to be fun. Make yourself a pair of Celestial Glow Hand Warmers and add your own signature style with a splash of custom stars. This beginner-friendly project can be done in a day, and also makes a great stocking stuffer! Explore stranded colorwork with our Tranquil Treetops Knit Hat. The fresh color palette in light and dark blue is a delightful variation of the classic green and white color combination.
For knitters who love quilting (or just love quilts), our Winter Cathedral Tote takes its inspiration from stained glass windows, combining delicate knit frames to showcase your choice of mini charm squares. Make this as a tote or transform it into a beautiful pillow to add some colorful charm to your living space.
New Neutrals
Make the most of your yarn stash with our Twilight Tide Knotted Scarf. Designed with a narrow, slightly triangular shape, this scarf is designed to be knotted at the front. Let this scarf add a touch of effortless style to your outfit.
For a super cozy layering piece, the Heritage Tweed Vest is just the thing. Dress this vest up with a collared shirt for the office or pair it with your favorite weekend shirt for relaxed style.
Curl up on the couch with our Cozy Celtic Circle Pillow. You’ll love the intricate lines and loops of this pillow that you work in the round. This stunning accent blends traditional Celtic style with modern knitting techniques for a beautiful addition to your décor. And while you’re curled up on the couch, keep your feet warm with our Driftwood Dreams Cable Socks. This is a unisex pattern with a durable heel construction—perfect as a stocking stuffer!
Chic Cardigans
The Peach Sands Cardi takes its inspiration from the coastal landscape—gently flowing water and whispering winds. The all-over Ridge stitch pattern gives this cardigan great visual appeal.
The SueAnne Star Stitch Cardi is a great sweater to help you transition through the seasons. It has an airy look without being lacy. Knit this new wardrobe staple in your favorite color combination. For a statement piece with big impact in a small sweater, try our Golden Elegance Cropped Shrug. The cropped length is ideal for layering over dresses and will add a chic accent to your outfit.
Lace Looks
As trees and flowers begin to blossom in the spring, celebrate the season with our Spring Mint Cropped Cardigan. This delightful cardigan has a straightforward lace pattern you’ll love. Three-quarter length sleeves, a V-neckline, and delicate buttons give this lacy sweater a classic look.
Want to make a bold impression? Our Whisper Rose Lace Wrap is captivating with its graceful drape that’s light as a whisper. This beautiful wrap is a project for knitters of all levels. Enjoy the light and airy feel of this wrap and the compliments that will come with it!
And our Espresso Lace Front-Tie Cardi showcases filigree borders and delicate mesh lace. Customize this lovely sweater’s length to make it just right for you—it’s easy to repeat the top lace pattern.
The Best of 2024 Knitting Patterns from I Like Knitting is packed with 25 fabulous patterns to wear and share. Get ready to be inspired by our top patterns of 2024. Your needles are calling! Which project will you cast on first?