I really want to knit this pattern but I would like to use my own choice of wool (not wool and the gang)…. Does anyone know where I could get this pattern without buying the whole kit please? 🙏

Thank you in advance!

Hi all!

I purchased a sweater as a teenager from forever. 21. I have the idea that I could re-create it using quality fiber, but have no idea how to start even looking for a pattern. I am a relative novice to knitting, but feel decently confident I can tackle this moderately sized project. Any advice you can offer on patterns or where to find them would be deeply appreciated!

I've been working on a top-down raglan sweater for my husband's birthday. I've completed the raglan increases and divided for sleeves and added the ribbed collar. I'm noticing that there is a lot of excess fabric around the armpits which bunches up when the arms are held at the sides. Now that I'm looking through other people's projects again, I'm seeing many with the same fit issue. My husband doesn't mind, but I know it will continue to bother me if I proceed with the rest of the knit.

After doing some research, I think the issue might stem from the fact that my husband's back measurement is narrower than his front measurements, but this sweater is designed to have the same number of stitches on back and front. Looking for recommendations for a men's/unisex raglan or saddle sleeve pullover that fits really well. Perhaps one with compound increases for better shaping in the upper torso? I'm using worsted/aran weight yarn.

My husband has a fairly average build (shoulders, chest, waist, and hips are all roughly the same size), and likes garments with a fair amount of positive ease (not oversized but not super fitted either).

Thanks in advance!

This piece is discontinued from Aritzia (Guelph Sweater) but I would love to make something like this - I love how chunky and squishy the ribbing makes it! Thanks in advance :)

This is a long shot, but I am looking for a pattern in an old knitting magazine called Knitting with Simplicity from the late 80s. The magazine ran for about 3 years. I'm looking for the issue with pattern No. 28 “Floral Cardigan” and No. 29 “Floral Pullover”. I'm not 100% sure that it's from this periodical, but I'm fairly sure it was. This is a photo of the sweater I am looking for. Can anyone help me find it?

I know those is a very simple pattern. And I could probably figure it out by trial and error but I don’t have the bandwidth for it right now AND I hate unraveling any halo yarn.

So I would appreciate a pattern for this one that I can blindly follow and life in a cloud of brushed alpaca this fall.

Anyone know of any patterns that look like this Reformation cardi (deeper scoop neck, kinda has some waist shaping)?? If not I guess I'll try my hand at drafting it my self haha. TY in advance!

It does look like a normal beret when flat but then from profile it looks like a whole hat that can be securely tied almost like a scarf. I have never seen something like this in a beret form and after surfing around knitting websites couldn't find anything like this. Found this on a designer page, but they only sell the knitted pieces. Any recommendations?

I would like to make my daughter a Miffy (nijntje) jumper, so I naturally have been googling in Dutch.

I came across this listing (https://marktplaza.nl/breipatroon-1432-zestien-nijntje-truitjes-84513506#google_vignette) that appears to be a book or magazine for patterns. The listing is 7 years old and the shop email bounced back as not deliverable, so I'm not able to buy it.

Does anyone recognize this book/magazine? Does anyone have any leads on being able to buy it? I'd rather not chart my own id possible so would love to be able to buy something

Hello! I am having trouble finding a pattern similar to this sweater. It looks like a v neck flare cardigan. However, I’m still not finding what I’m looking for.

Has anyone worked with a pattern similar to this cardigan or has seen one?

Idk if this is exactly the right place to ask, but I figure a community specifically dedicated to knitting patterns would care enough to not give me AI bullshit.

Anyway, I really wanna ask my nan to make me a sweater vest, but she prefers to have a pattern to refer to while she works, just to make sure she's not getting lost, and as I stated above, I want to make sure I'm getting a real pattern she can actually follow, given the high likelihood of Google just spitting out ai generated patterns that don't work. Thanks in advance, and sorry if this is the wrong place

I didn't know where to post! Please let me know if this isn't ok