Long sweaters / long shirts + oversized

Dear users, dear authors,
when it’s cold outside, we love long, roomy, cozy shirts and sweaters.
Tip: The pointed hem look is very trendy right now for shirts and sweaters.
You can find matching patterns here.

@Authors
please share thematically relevant patterns from all categories here. Don’t forget to include an image, a link, and
text with information on the materials, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special. Good luck!

Whether elegant or casual... long shirts and oversize are always IN!

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Even little dolls like long pullovers :-) These little pieces are quickly knitted from a few grams of sock yarn using a set of double-pointed needles in size 2 or 2.5. The knitting patterns are suitable for knitting beginners who can knit with a set of double-pointed needles or want to learn how.

Best wishes and happy knitting from "Ina strickt"

SOFTY Sleeveless Knit Dress – All Yarns / Long Sweater



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...keeps you wonderfully warm, is quick and easy to knit with thick yarns, and also works well for keeping your bottom warm under an outdoor jacket ;-)

The short PDF pattern includes the images from the photo gallery and is laid out over 6 pages so that the garment can be adjusted to your individual measurements.

Materials used here:
Austermann Softy (98% merino, 2% PAM) – hand wash – 50 g = 53 m length, knitting needles 10.0 to 12.0, here circular needles size 10 with a cable length of at least 80 cm. Gauge according to the label: 8 sts = 10 cm

• Size XS/S 500 g
• Size M 550 g
• Size L 600 g
• Size XL/XXL 700 g

Stitch markers, measuring tape, scissors, a second circular needle (or thread the stitches onto a contrasting thread) for holding the stitches, and a needle for sewing the ends.

However, you can also use any other yarn of your choice with the appropriate needle size .

The following knitting skills are required:
casting on, knit and purl stitches, edge stitches, binding off, knitting in rows and rounds, picking up stitches.