It’s that time of the year where NZ houses are often colder than the outside temperatures, and we start to pop on merino turtlenecks and seek out cosy sweaters- or is that just me? Regardless, here’s 11 sweaters to keep you toasty!
Toaster Sweater
What could be toastier than the Sew House Seven Toaster Sweater #1 and #2? In straight size and their curvy size range too. This pattern remains a popular one for printing!
Cosmos Sweater
Sew House Seven also has the Cosmos Sweater, which has funnelneck and crewneck views and two sleeve options.
Page Sweatshirt
The Page Sweatshirt from Chalk & Notch is a cropped hooded sweatshirt
Marlo Sweater
The Marlo Sweater from True Bias gives you a grandpa style cardigan sweater that you can sew up instead of knitting over the course of several months!
LB Pullover
The LB Pullover from Dunedin-based Paper Theory can be made in woven or low-stretch knit fabrics.
Geodesic Sweater
Do you remember when the Geodesic Sweatshirt from Blueprints for Sewing took over instagram? I certainly do! Ripe for colourblocking and scrap-busting thanks to the fun geodesic design!
The Stadium
Blueprints for Sewing also has the Stadium Sweatshirt which comes with all the lettering templates to make yourself a fun sporty-looking sweater!
Arlo Track Jacket
The Arlo Track Jacket from Friday Pattern Company adds the possibility of a zip to a cosy sweater. Are you as adventurous as this jacket would suggest?
Talvikki Sweater
I love how the Talvikki Sweater from Named Clothing is an elevated option which doesn’t immediately lean towards ‘casual sweatshirt vibes’
Ada Sweater
A sweater for the whole family? The Ada Sweater from Schnittchen Patterns has you literally covered.
Mile End Sweatshirt
Closet Core’s Mile End Sweatshirt comes with multiple views, and interesting design lines.
Want to get printing?
Email your PDF pattern files through to hello@chchsews.com to get started.