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5 Knitted tops to make this spring

Five knitted top patterns for spring, from a striped raglan tee and sideways garter stitch to a lace raglan and an intarsia tee.

Redona Tee by Claire Slade
Redona Tee by Claire Slade

Spring is in full swing, and you told me you want more pattern ideas.

Just because it’s getting warmer doesn’t mean you can’t knit clothes.

We just make the sleeves shorter!

Here’s a few great top projects to get on your needles soon.

Flip Side Tee by Tanis Lavallee
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Flip Side Tee by Tanis Lavallee

Why we love it: Big bold stripes of color make this simple tee stand out. And the eyelet detail along the raglan and down the side is a great touch.

Celia Sweater by Kaitlin Blasing

Celia Sweater by Kaitlin Blasing

Why we love it: We’re big fans of garter stitch, especially when it’s used in interesting ways. This sweater is knit sideways and then seamed in the middle, making for a unique warm weather project.

Zygnema Tank by Chenoa Wilcox

Zygnema Tank by Chenoa Wilcox

Why we love it: We’re big fans of garter stitch, especially when it’s used in interesting ways. This sweater is knit sideways and then seamed in the middle, making for a unique warm weather project. Oh and got inclusive sizing for multiple body types!

Cercis by Marie Amelie
Source: ravelry.com

Cercis by Marie Amelie

Why we love it: This raglan top plays with the traditional form by placing lace along the sleeves and down the sides. The result is something truly elegant and beautiful. Plus there are three sleeve lengths included.

Redona Tee by Claire Slade

Redona Tee by Claire Slade

Why we love it: Bright colors? Bold shapes? Simple construction? What’s not to love? If you want to play with intarsia, this is a great option.

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