The warm weather is upon us and summer is almost here! Keep cool but don’t stop knitting with these light, airy, summer sweaters!

I chose the following sweaters because they represent the truest form of summer to me. The relaxed nature of each pattern practically begs to be worn out into the sunshine. Knitting with lightweight yarns and using larger needles is one great way to make the loose, flowing fabrics that breathe and feel incredible on your skin during the warmer months. If you’re anxious to get outside try one of the sleeveless patterns for a quicker knit.

Knitting garments for the summer doesn’t just have to be practical, it can be beautiful too! Each of these patterns has a little something special about them to keep your summer knitting interesting and when you’re finished you’ll be right on trend.

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1. Conic by Cookie A
2. Wispy Cardi by Hannah Fettig
3. Sylvatica by Robin Melanson
4. Whispers by Veera Välimäki
5. Togue Pond by Pam Allen
6. Candlewick by Christa Giles
7. Hexa by Amy Gunderson
8. Boxy by Joji Locatelli
9. Ruched Yoke Sweater by Carol Feller
10. Cap Sleeve Lattice Top by Purl Soho

[title text=”Sweater Of The Week” style=”bold_center”] This week’s 30 Day Sweater show and tell is by thats_dewishous on Instagram. She used the 30 Day Sweater system to knit this incredible peplum top that will be perfect for the summer months. Great work!

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.