Interweave Favorites: Stockinette Stitch with Style Pattern Collection

The Cuspate Sweater gets its name from the distinctive stockinette and garter-stitch pattern on the sleeve and body hems. It is worked in the round from the bottom up, using circular yoke shaping at the shoulders. The neck is worked using a folded hem, creating a clean collar with structure.Designer Courtney Spainhower

Named for a violet butterfly that flourishes throughout the summer months, the Common Blue Tunic is worked from the bottom up in three pieces and seamed at the shoulders and sides. The back panels are seamed from the garter-stitch band to the neckline, leaving a stylish split at the lower back that will have you feeling like a butterfly in no time.

Thick panels of luscious cables worked from shoulder to cuff pop against the mostly stockinette fabric of the Plaited Pullover. The deep collar and longer silhouette of this sweater will keep you warm on the chilliest days. This pullover is worked from the top down, starting with the saddle shoulders.

The Subtle Spring Tee pairs a botanically inspired lace pattern with a yarn perfectly suited for spring: Cotton, extrafine Merino, and cashmere will keep you warm on brisk mornings and cool on sunny afternoons. This tee is knitted from the top down with a circular yoke.

The classic top-down yoke sweater gets an elegant update with delicate strands of twisted ribs and pearl-like bobbles. A reverse stockinette body and sleeves add subtle texture to the Furbelow Pullover, allowing the bobbled yoke to take center stage. The pullover is worked in the round and includes a split hem worked in twisted rib.