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These summer sweater patterns won't make you sweat

Summer is still technically a few weeks away, but now is the best time to get knitting a sweater for that warm weather.

Summer is still technically a few weeks away, but now is the best time to get knitting a sweater for that warm weather.

Lace and light weight knits fill this list of summer sweaters to keep your needles moving.

Here are a few of our favorite patterns…

Elixir Cardigan by Donna Estin

Elixir Cardigan by Donna Estin

Why we love it: This lightweight cardigan has lots of lacy details to keep you cool and looking cute this summer.

Sand Piper by DROPS Design
Source: garnstudio.com

Sand Piper by DROPS Design

Why we love it: This beachworthy pullover is full of texture and lovely lace, perfect for those late night bonfires.

Corran Cardigan by Rebecca Clow
Source: ravelry.com

Corran Cardigan by Rebecca Clow

Why we love it: Not only is this all-over eyelet lace cardigan just gorgeous, it also comes in an inclusive 10 sizes!

Elton by Joji Locatelli
Source: ravelry.com

Elton by Joji Locatelli

Why we love it: With a unique take on stripes, this cardigan uses different yarn weights for a more subtle effect.

Leafy Washcloth by Megan Goodacre

Natte Pullover by Kaitlin Blasing

Why we love it: Simple and elegant, this sweater also uses a clever sideways construction.

Which one do you plan to cast on? Got a pattern suggestion?

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Basketweave Stitch
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Eyelet Lattice Insertion Stitch

This lattice stitch is meant to be added to multiple types of projects.

It could go on the sleeve of a summertime sweater, or down the center of a scarf.

With a simple vertical repeat, the options are endless.

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