Sweaters, Cardigans and Shrugs

Cloud is available as either a printed pattern that we post to you or a PDF download. Please make sure to choose the format you prefer from the dro...

The Stockholm Slipover vest is worked from the top down. The back part of the yoke is worked first, then the shoulders and front and finally the tw...

The Stockholm Slipover V-neck is designed to have approx. 5 cm [2 inches] of positive ease. Sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL are intended ...

The Novice Slipover is designed to have approx. 17 cm [6¾ inches] of positive ease, meaning it is designed to be 17 cm [6¾ inches] larger in circum...

The Novice Cardigan – Mohair Edition is worked from the top down. This means that you begin by working the ribbed neck edge, then you work the yoke...

The Sunday Sweater is knit from the top down. The yoke is knit in the round with shaped with rib stitches and increases. Body and sleeves are knit ...

The sweater is worked top-down, making it possible to adjust body and sleeve length. In the making, a change to longer circular needles will be mad...

The Friday Slipover is worked from the top down in broken rib. First the back of the yoke is worked, then the shoulders, then the front of the yoke...

No Frills Sweater is a simple raglan sweater with a lower neck opening in the front. The fit is a little oversized but a wide rib on the sleeves an...

The Copenhagen Cardigan is knit flat from the top down with raglan increases. The neckline is shaped with short rows. The cardigan is knit in stock...

The Novice Sweater is knit seamlessly from the top down. That means that you will begin by knitting the neckband, then the yoke, then the body, and...

The Sunday Cardigan is knit from the top down with one strand of Inca Wool and two strands of silk mohair held together throughout the work. The yo...

The Novice Cardigan – Chunky Edition is worked from the top down. This means that you begin by working the ribbed neck edge, then you work the yoke...

Our printed version of this pattern has now sold out, but please get it from Lindsay Degen as a PDF on Ravelry here!  Welcome our newest pattern S...

The Ingrid Slipover is worked from the top down in a knit and purl texture pattern. First, the back yoke is worked back and forth and the sloping s...

The Sunday Cardigan – Mohair Edition is knit seamlessly from the top down, flat (back and forth) on circular needles. The yoke is knit in rib with ...

Cloud Sweater is worked from the top down. First the back yoke is worked back and forth while short rows hare worked to shape the shoulders. Then e...

Designed by Trine BertelsenWe are unbelievably honoured that Trine has named this pattern for Loop's owner, Susan.Susan’s cardigan, is a simple car...

Anker’s Cardigan has a yoke consisting of segments of rib stitch followed by classic raglan increases. The cardigan is worked top-down, back and fo...

Our beautiful new pattern designed by Paulina Popiolek for Loop London! A little gem to keep you cosy and looking beautiful all at the same time...

Heimathafen [ˈhaɪ̯matˌhaːfn̩] (which translates to “home port”) We're obsessed with the timeless charm of this sweater! To spark your creativity, w...

The Novice Sweater – Chunky Edition is worked from the top down. You will start by knitting the neck ribbing, then the yoke, then the body of the s...

Does a tank top ever go out of fashion? Unlikely I think, but it does seem to be particularly popular this year (2021 for those of you reading in ...

The Wednesday Sweater is worked from the top down. First the back is worked back and forth, while the slant of the shoulders is shaped with short r...