Try Cream Cable Knit Sweater Free Patterns and make cozy sweaters with classic cables. Easy guides to help you knit warm and stylish pieces.
Cream Cable Knit Sweater Free Patterns are perfect for anyone who loves cozy and stylish knits. These patterns guide you step by step to create warm sweaters with classic cable designs. Whether you are a beginner or experienced, you’ll enjoy making these timeless and comfortable pieces.
Cream Cable Knit Sweater Free Patterns
1. Elongated Cable Sweater
Lana Gatto has designed this oversized piece with a bold, elongated cable design that runs down the front, back, and sleeves. The shoulders and neckline are shaped using a technique called “wrap and turn short rows” for a professional finish to your pretty sweater.
2. Sweet Snuggle
The delightful DROPS cable pattern is wrapped around the front, beautifying your features. The knitting gauge is 16 stitches × 20 rows on a US 8 needle size.
3. Corlears Cable Sweater
This easy-level Corlears cable is stunning and glorious; it is knitted with super-bulky weight yarn. It is available in sizes S to 3X.
4. Tangled Oak
This pretty cabled sweater by Garns studio is created in the round with garter stitch using US 6 and 8-sized circular and double-pointed needles.
5. Fly the Coop
This DROPS elegant jumper is available in sizes S – L. The front piece is cast on 66-68-72 stitches with a US 1.5 needle size. For the back piece, cast it like the front one, but bind off the middle 42-46-48 stitches for the neck and complete each side separately.
6. Raglan Eyelet Cable Sweater
This Knitting Bee’s crisscross raglan sweater is designed for intermediate knitters, featuring a ribbed polo neckline with intricate eyelet cable details.
7. Cable Beach Sweater
The exquisite Cable Beach is in DROPS Snow, worked from top-down with cables, split on the sides, and presents a double neck. The knitting gauge is 11 stitches in width and 15 rows in height, using the stockinette stitch.
8. Bernat Knit Cable Sweater Pattern
This Yarnspirations design has a relaxed fit and a soft collar. The cable detailing is attractive but not overly complex, which gives knitters a chance to practice cables while creating a casual pullover.
9. First Snow Sweater
Naomi Odean created a long-sleeved pullover that is a quick knit in super bulky yarn and is suitable for a cold morning. The large cables wind up in the center and split at the neckline.
10. Portico
Emma Wright’s pullover highlights a cable running down the front, separating contrasting stitch textures on each side: moss stitch on one side and a diagonal stitch on the other, which carries through the long sleeves.
11. Ocean Ropes
This ocean rope by Patons US is worked bottom up with a relief pattern, cables, sewn-in sleeves, and a double neck. It is knitted in DROPS Merino Extra Fine.
12. Casual Cables
This long-sleeved cable pullover by Patons features a stitch pattern that gives a flattering flare to the hem. It is available in three sizes: small, medium, and large.
13. DROPS 27-6
This DROPS long sweater with a shawl, gloves, and headband in Karisma superwash with moss stitch and cables is knitted with circular and double-pointed needles using US sizes 1, 1.5, and 6.
14. Free Caron Knit Cabled Pullover Pattern
This Caron design by yarnspirations is a comfortable pullover featuring neat cables across the body. The instructions are clear for intermediate knitters, and the final fit works well as an everyday sweater you’ll reach for often.
15. Funnel Neck Cable Sweater (Knit)
This funnel neck design by lionbrand combines warmth with classic cable detailing. The higher neckline keeps the cold out, while the overall pattern stays simple enough for knitters who want to try cables without stress.
