Fisherman knit sweater free pattern

Photos above © PatonsThis knitting pattern is available as a free download... Download Pattern: Honeycomb Aran

If you know me at all, you know that A) I believe no closet is complete without a good ol’ ivory fisherman cable sweater, or “aran sweater,” and that B) I’ll take any opportunity to blog about my favorite fisherman sweater patterns, even if it means repeating myself somewhat. So obviously, sooner or later, the […]

The fisherman's rib stitch is perfect when you need a textured stitch that's reversible, doesn't curl, and is easy to knit.

The hardest part about making clothes, if you’re like me, is that when you’re done with them you have to put them on and have someone point a camera at you. Many are the times I feel I’ve done a disservice to a lovely garment due to my ineptitude as a “model,” but never more […]

Worked in the round bottom-up and seamless, this is an infinitely versatile piece that can be worn inside out. The two-color simple fisherman’s rib with beautiful raglan shaping makes Everleigh an ideal entry into fisherman's rib garments.

Chunky knit sweater pattern - Make a cozy sweater knit with the fisherman's rib stitch to see you through the winter months.

If you could only have one sweater in your wardrobe, the perfect choice would be an Aran, or fisherman’s sweater.

Today, you’ll learn how to knit and bind off the Fisherman’s Rib using only knit stitches (no purling). A one-row repeat reversible pattern that doesn't curl!

Once upon a time, there was a sweater... A jumper, more properly, since this garment lived in England, at home on a cozy little man on a cozy little show: Sherlock. Fans of the BBC reboot of the classic detective-who-is-his-own-franchise will recognize this jumper instantly: John Watson's creamy cabled delight that had knitters all over the world scrambling to replicate it. I too had to try my hand, using this pattern as a base-- but I discovered in my perusal of the pattern that it deviated…

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