Ladies Knits For Spring {Free Patterns}
THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS THAT SUPPORT HANDY LITTLE ME CONTENT AND FREE PATTERNS.In this post, you will see ladies knits for spring.
March sees Lion Brand Yarns introduce ‘succulent’ as their color of the month and feeling inspired by this and some of their more neutral knits in vanilla (their color from January) this month is the perfect time to knit a lightweight sweater, vest, poncho or shawl.
Sweater weather is not only for fall/winter but also for spring and depending on where you live, even summer.
If you live in a hot climate like me, during the summer months of July and August anything knitted might be the last thing you want to wear, but a lightweight knitted wrap or shawl could be useful for late-night beach drinks or walks around town.
Easy Spring Knits For Beginners
These kinds of knits can see you through spring/summer and get plenty of wear.
This month welcomes warmer spring weather and with it brings sun, flowers, and lots of green!
That’s right, everything is starting to bloom and become a lovely lush green again.
The color inspiration of ‘succulent’ can inspire those spring/summer vibes and make in light cotton, acrylics, or even cotton ribbon you will be able to create something stunning to wear.
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Spring Knits For Women
I’m inspired by a green color palette, although I side more with the olive shades rather than the brights, the succulent green palette does have a certain quality about it that makes a statement.
In the stores around this time, you normally see a range of bright and bold lightweight knits for women that are geared for spring, so making your own in your preferred color choice is a much better way of getting exactly what you want.
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Ladies Knits For Spring
Below is a roundup of the Lion Brand patterns that I think will be practical for spring, knit in those succulent greens and in vanilla hues.
Featuring a range of sweaters, vests, and a hat, this curated collection proves that these knits will keep you both warm and cool in spring.
1. Lightweight Spring Sweater Knitting Pattern
This lightweight knitted eyelet top pattern is available as a free download on the Lion Brand website, once you have logged in.
It has been knit with Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn in Jade.
I really love this color and I think it would be a lovely color to use for a baby sweater or wrap cardigan.
2. Easy Cardigan Vest Knitting Pattern
This easy casual cardigan vest looks like the perfect thing for spring walks or coffee in town, paired with jeans, a long-sleeved shirt, and sunglasses.
This has been knit with Lion Brand Homespun Yarn in the color deco and Homespun Thick and Quick Yarn in pearls.
These yarns look like they have a really soft and cozy texture.
3. Striped Pullover Knitting Pattern
Knit yourself a lightweight raglan pullover with statement spring colors.
This has been made with Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice Yarn in the color sage, New Basic 175 Yarn in the colors thyme, juniper, and cream.
If stripes are your thing, this sweater will definitely make your day!
4. Cable Cardigan Vest Knitting Pattern
This cabled cardigan vest looks like the perfect thing to throw on over a long-sleeved shirt and jeans, for work, weekends in the park with the family, or running errands.
It looks so cozy and comfy that you could wear it anywhere!
Made with Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick and Quick Yarn in fisherman this looks like it would knit up fast.
5. Spring Hat Knitting Pattern
This knitted hat pattern is easy to knit with low-cost materials.
The color is so good for spring and would go with many outfits in neutral colors.
The hat has been made with Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn in the color Saint Louis Sage.
I would wear something in this color, perhaps a vest cardigan or large wrap, paired with jeans, a long-sleeved shirt, and a lightweight jacket.
Whatever you are making right now, I hope this post has given you some outfit ideas for spring and also for new knitting projects.
Please let me know in the comments which ones are your favorites!
Happy Knitting!
