Free Knitting Patterns: Men's Sweaters

A knitted sweater is one of the more complicated knitting patterns but they can be quiet rewarding. A good knitted sweater can last a lifetime. These men's knit sweater patterns are all pullover style and vary in difficulty from simple knit stitch patterns for beginners to complex cable patterns.

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Penobscot Bay Pullover

Beginner. A simple pullover, good for beginners.

Gauge: 1.0 stitches per inch or 4.0 stitches per 4 inches.

Sc-flax-02a

Flax

Beginner. A great first sweater pattern. Knit seamlessly from the top down and sized from baby to big.

Gauge: 4.5 stitches per inch or 18.0 stitches per 4 inches.

Darcybeauty

Mr Darcy

Intermediate.

Rc2turtle

WWII Turtle-Neck Sweater

Intermediate.

Gauge: 5.0 stitches per inch or 20.0 stitches per 4 inches.

Saranacalt

Saranac Sweater

Intermediate.

Baseballbeauty

Baseball Sweater

Intermediate.

Anniversary

Anniversary Sweater

Intermediate.

Bailey_20255_20x_20340

Bailey Cable Sweater

Intermediate.

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Bailey Cable Sweater

Intermediate.

Knitproj_jun99

Tennis Vest

Intermediate.

Sitting2

Yellow Submarine Sweater

Intermediate.

Retrofitalt1

Retrofit Sweater

Intermediate.

Lincoln_20center_20255x340

Lincoln Center Shawl Collar Sweater

Intermediate/Advanced.


Andoa

advanced.

Andyalt

Andy

Intermediate/Advanced.


Leo

Intermediate/Advanced.

Gauge: 6.0 stitches per inch or 24.0 stitches per 4 inches.


Andoa

Beginner/Intermediate. Basic knit/purl stitch patterns in a pullover.


Milo

Beginner/Intermediate. Colorful pullover.


John's Sweater

advanced. Richly patterned pullover.


Dan

Intermediate. Nice pullover.

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