Instructions
Written directions for the sweater, two sleeve options and a vest version.
Made by you. Worn your way.
The finished piece you can make
The finished piece you can make
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A little lace for everyday wear
Lace V-Neck Sweater Knitting Pattern
Make a V-neck layer that feels special without waiting for a special occasion. An all-over lace pattern gives this relaxed top its texture, and the included vest and sleeve options let you choose the version you’ll reach for most.
9 sizes · sweater and vest optionsSee pattern details
£6.99Digital knitting pattern
- A V-neck and lace texture you'll want to wear
- Nine finished bust sizes: 102–164 cm
- Choose from two sleeves or the included vest
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What is inside the pattern?
Written directions for the sweater, two sleeve options and a vest version.
Is this the right project for me?
A seamless top-down knit with lace stitch pattern, picking up stitches and working both flat and in the round.
Finished size & fit
Sizes 1–9, finished bust: 102 / 108 / 114 / 120 / 126 / 133 / 140 / 152 / 164 cm. The relaxed fit uses about 25 cm positive ease in the smaller sizes, with gradually less ease in larger sizes. Compare the finished measurement with your body before choosing.
Materials you will need
Two strands held together: approximately 1,000–1,900 m of each depending on size, or a suitable single yarn that matches gauge. Main needles 3.5–4 mm; smaller needles 3.25–3.5 mm; markers, holders or waste yarn, crochet hook and tapestry needle.
Delivery & refunds
Download after payment from the confirmation page or email. Digital purchases are generally non-refundable; contact us about duplicate purchases or a problem with your file.
Lace V-Neck Sweater Knitting PatternDigital knitting pattern
Get the Pattern · £6.99
The details make it yours.
A soft V-neck and all-over lace turn an easy-to-wear shape into a knit that feels considered. Wear it over a simple layer or on its own, in a colour that works with the rest of your wardrobe.
Know your project before you cast on.
The practical details, together in one place.
Construction & techniques
A seamless top-down knit with lace stitch pattern, picking up stitches and working both flat and in the round.
Size & fit
Sizes 1–9, finished bust: 102 / 108 / 114 / 120 / 126 / 133 / 140 / 152 / 164 cm. The relaxed fit uses about 25 cm positive ease in the smaller sizes, with gradually less ease in larger sizes. Compare the finished measurement with your body before choosing.
One pattern, more than one way to wear it
Work the back first, then pick up stitches for each front. Join at the underarm and continue the body in the round. Finish with your choice of sleeve or make the included vest.
A few things to gather.
Check your yarn and needles before you begin.
Yarn & tools
Two strands held together: approximately 1,000–1,900 m of each depending on size, or a suitable single yarn that matches gauge. Main needles 3.5–4 mm; smaller needles 3.25–3.5 mm; markers, holders or waste yarn, crochet hook and tapestry needle.
Gauge
19 stitches and 30–32 rows per 10 cm in lace stitch after blocking. Swatch to check your fabric and fit.
Before you cast on
A few things before you begin
Choose your size, plan your yarn and decide which version you want to make.
Ask us a questionWhich techniques will I use?
A seamless top-down knit with lace stitch pattern, picking up stitches and working both flat and in the round.
What gauge should I aim for?
19 stitches and 30–32 rows per 10 cm in lace stitch after blocking. Swatch to check your fabric and fit.
How do I receive my pattern?
After payment, download from the order confirmation page or the link in your email. Contact us if you cannot find your file.
What is the refund policy?
Digital purchases are generally non-refundable. If you bought a duplicate or have a problem with your pattern, contact us and we will help.
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Choose your yarn. Make it your own.
Choose a yarn you love, gather your needles and make the project your own.