15 Best Basic T Knitting Patterns in EVERY Yarn Weight

Hello! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch this video, I hope you enjoyed it and maybe found some inspiration. Linked below is my instagram and where you can find my patterns, as well as the patterns and products I talked about.

00:00 Intro
01:36 Light Fingering
02:18 Fingering
04:17 Sport
05:48 DK
09:34 Worsted/Aran
12:32 Bulky
14:00 Multi-Weight
14:34 Outro

Light Fingering

Fingering

Sport

DK

Worsted/Aran

Bulky

Multi-Weight

[heidikarpa]

I really appreciate how when you’re talking about a garment you keep the picture of that garment on the screen for the entire length of the segment. I need that much time to visually look at and evaluate the tea as you’re talking about its benefits and your thoughts on its construction.

[zoedoodle]

Love that you just give the important details instead of talking for 5 or 10 minutes about every pattern! Great Job!

[sallyidso]

Hi I love this format. I appreciate that you keep the photo on the screen while you talk about it. This was a fun compilation. Thank you for your time

[TCMedicare]

I don't know what possessed me to click on this, curiosity, I guess. But, I'm glad that I did. I used to knit 20 years ago, with Covid, like so may others, I got back into fiber arts, this time in crochet. I was intrigued with the hundreds of stitches available and dug right into useful household items, to include making 10 blankets last year, making unique designs for each family member. As I finished them, I wandered into garments and have made myself a few sweaters, customized for a good fit, They're great, but for a professional office look, there's really no comparison to the polished look we can achieve with knitting...so, off I go to purchase the tools I need to practice my techniques. More than one of the designs you've shown today will be on my needles once I've reached proficiency again. Thanks for the great inspiration!

[SewRunKnit]

Thanks, Emma. I enjoyed your round up. It was rather refreshing to see a number of patterns that are from designers other than those on the hot now leaderboard.

[donnabourcier]

I like the sweater patterns by yarn weight and appreciate the descriptions, all very nice. Thanks for the great video

[hyerac]

Thank you for these suggestions! But I was hoping you’d mention the pattern of the sweater you’re wearing also - I love it! 😂

[KeniRivas-fb]

I clicked on your video by accident and what a great accident it was. thank you for your suggestions and how you got to the point... awesome..

[lgassin]

Thanks for this! Lots of new-to-me designs, right in time for the season.

[marcysalo]

Fun countdown of tees. Not sure how I found you, but I like your presentation style. Really nice and to the point. I'll look forward to seeing more of your videos! Thanks.

[ChynnaBlue]

THANK YOU! I'm in central Texas where it's already hot and humid. I'm really looking forward to knitting some tees in linen, cotton, and bamboo blends.

[lindaapplegate]

Nice selections! Thank you for collecting this list and sharing it with us!

[trishkimble]

I loved your choices. This was my first time watching your podcast. ❤I was happy to see the designer Cleome Smith on your list. She is so underrated but her patterns have multiple gauges so I find them very economical. ❤

[tacistudio]

I really enjoyed getting to know a few new designers. Very well presented and a great choice of Spring/summer garments.

[ingeborggroth]

wow! I found your video accidentally and I am so so happy about it! What a great video, wonderful content - just what I was looking for!! - almost all designers were new to me. I thoroughly enjoyed your "no frills" presentation style, very much to the point, informative, cohesive, ... Oh, so pleasantly different from all the mainstream vlogging! - I am looking forward to binge watching the rest of your videos. Thank you so much for your efforts. Please let me know how to best support you 🤩 Lots of love from Munich

[leannastoufer]

Thank you for this! What a great variety of designers and T's! I appreciate that you shared some lesser known designers.

[alenac.]

Very nice presentation, thank you for that! I am most comfortable knitting using size 6 or 7 mm needles but I am planning to expand my horizons and try something on thinner needles. By the way, the nicest garment out of all is the one you are wearing yourself, followed by the Le Havre. Cheers!

[lizmoore]

Loved your choices and presentation style. Thank you!

[ronniecitron-fink]

Thank you for all the inspiration. Great round-up of patterns!

[ellisknitwear]

Oh my gosh, thank you for mentioning the Le Havre Tee! It’s one of my favourite patterns so far and I’m currently working on my third one 😊