One of my favorite things to knit in the summer are miniature sweaters and projects for the kids in my life. The smaller size makes for a relatively quick knit that you’ll finish in no time! One of the great things about knitting for kids is that the projects are small and easy to carry with you!

The following sweaters are great for whatever activities you have planned for this summer, from sunny days on the beach to cool evenings spent by a campfire.

Check out these patterns to find something as fresh and fun as your little ones to knit this summer. If you’d like to involve your kids in the process of the making the sweater, take them with you to the yarn store and let them choose one of their favorite colors for you to knit with.

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1. Frippery by Jenny Wiebe
2. Seaside Sweater by Anna & Heidi Pickles
3. Leksak Tunic by Yarn-Madness
4. Kismet Sweater by Sara Gresbach
5. Sunday Sweater by Ginny Sheller
6. Limepop Sweater by Terri Kruse
7. Mini Ballerina by Schneckenstrick
8. Clam Digger by Melissa Schaschwary
9. Tide Pools Sweater by Andrea Sanchez
10. Something Whimsical by Nicole Ratliff

[title text=”Sweater Of The Week” style=”bold_center”] This week’s 30 Day Sweater show and tell is by tarracuda_hale on Instagram. She used the 30 Day Sweater system to knit her very first sweater for her nephew Cayden. Awesome job!

If you’d like to show off your 30 Day Sweater you can submit your photos by email at photos@30daysweater.com or by using the hashtag #30daysweater on Instagram or Facebook.