Knit Kimono: 18 Designs with Simple Shapes

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Here’s a beautiful and light cotton kimono that can be worn in any climate including during the warm summer months.This beginner friendly pattern works up effortlessly as it’s created with simple knit stitches and drop stitches. Wear it for a day out with friends or take it on your next beach vacation to cover up in style! Two rectangular panels are knit in garter stitch and dropped stitches, then seamed at the center and sides to form the kimono. Beginner friendly pattern acoording to the designer. Sizes S/M, L/XL. Worsted weight yarn. Designed by Jessica Reeves Potasz for Mama In A Stitch. Also available in a kit. Now that you’ve made yourself acomfy kimono, you can definitely whip up one of these projects below next!

I had to include something for the crocheters out there! This crochet kimono looks fantastic and could be done in so many different colors to suit different outfits. This versatile garment is ideal for both your little one or as an unforgettable gift for a new arrival, promising an absolute triumph! This Monaco Kimono is super pretty and especially fun to knit because you get to play around with several different colors and stitch patterns. The variety of stitches creates a cool visual effect and makes for a nice mix of textures. And no worries, this kimono was made to be simple! It’s important that your gauge matches the gauge indicated in the pattern for the size to turn out correctly. Adjust your tension or change needle size accordingly.

Below: We are so excited to be able to enjoy the outdoors again now that it’s warmed up. I wish the summers weren’t so short. 🙂 Slip 1 st/K2 tog/psso: slip one stitch knitwise, knit two stitches together, pass the slipped stitch over the 2 stitches which were knitted together. A beautiful and light cotton kimono that can be worn in any climate including during the warm summer months. This beginner friendly pattern works up effortlessly as it’s created with simple knit stitches and drop stitches. Wear it for a day out with friends or take it on your next beach vacation to cover up in style!

Next, fold each panel down and seam up each side leaving openings for the arms (approximately 12” long opening). Starting things out simple, we have a really nice, elegant, and lightweight kimono-style tunic top. This style is perfect for the summer and it’s really easy to make. skeins Lion Brand Yarn 24/7 Cotton in Silver (100 g per skein) Pattern uses approximately 380 g (S/M) and 513 g (L/XL) ( Yarn & Kit Available HERE) BOTTOM LINE: Very good pattern book for those of us who enjoy Japanese-style clothing. Simple construction, the use of easily obtained yarns, and some really nice variations on the basic kimono pattern, make this a wonderful read, only enhanced by the history of and illustrations of "real" kimonos as well.Pattern Description: A gorgeous cardigan-kimono that can be worn over a variety of tops to add warmth and style to your winter wardrobe. The diversity of stitch patterns make it not only pretty to look at but also super fun to knit. With colors that are right on trend, this kimono goes perfectly with leggings or jeans to create a cute cold weather outfit. This is a great knitting project for confident beginner knitters. This knitted baby wear is easy to knit and will require a little bit of seaming where we recommend the mattress stitch. Below: This “Silver” 24/7 Cotton (here) is so pretty isn’t it? It has just a touch of sheen that brightens up the yarn just enough. Long cardigan coat with hood and bell sleeves, knit with ribbing and cables. Note that this pattern is only for one size: 42-44 European. Designed by Lacelegance. Light Fingering weight yarn. Repeat row 1 – 13 until piece is approximately (40”, 48”) (NOTE : to line up the rows and drop stitches when seamed, you will want to end with the garter stitch rows of 1 – 7)

Glam up your work day with this vintage-inspired kimono cardigan that adds the right pop of color to dresses and high waisted skirts. This keeps you looking casually chic while addition definition to those special curves that you like to show off.It depends upon thekimono pattern. It’s usually best to use whatever the pattern designer recommends. If not the same brand, the same fiber content and yarn weight will give you a similar look. A lot of blends are available that work well for different things. I’m a big fan of anything that adds a little sophistication to comfortable at-home wear. With these kimono cardigans below, the possibilities are endless which is great since it can be hard to find a nice one in stores. 17 Kimono Knitting Patterns Shares Today’s free Knitting pattern is for a summer cardigan kimono. It’s super easy to make and is so light and airy! You will see how easy it is to knit as it’s definitely beginner friendly.