White pullover made of summer cotton yarn with the addition of viscose, a beautiful combination of openwork pattern and braids.

A classic lace jacket knitted from fine wool yarn will come in handy throughout the year.

Cotton pullover with leaf pattern

White openwork pullover

A very stylish jumper with a classic pattern will be useful in any season and in different situations.

A chic pullover with a V-shaped neckline, framed by a braid, and a drawstring with cords, knitted with a small translucent pattern of cotton and pink silk.

A straight silhouette pullover with a round neckline and three-quarter sleeves is knitted with filigree openwork patterns from a pleasant lavender-colored yarn.

The almost weightless jumper gives a feeling of tenderness even with a quick glance at the translucent patterns. The alternation of various openwork motifs will not allow you to get bored at work.

Summer cotton pullover with a round yoke is knitted with an openwork pattern on the top and a semi-patent pattern on the bottom and complemented by narrow stripes with bumps.

The combination of traditional openwork patterns used to create this model will not leave any needlewoman or fashionista indifferent.

Knitted pullover with dropped armholes

A summer cotton pullover with a wrap effect is knitted with openwork stripes located diagonally to each other, the sleeves are knitted together with the front and back.

A jumper made from DROPS Puna yarn with a round yoke is knitted from top to bottom with textured and openwork patterns. Sizes S – XXXL.

An elegant pullover with wide ribbed panels and a drawstring at the waist, knitted with a delicate openwork diamond pattern.

You can knit a jumper using DROPS Paris or DROPS Bomull-Lin yarn. The jumper is knitted from the bottom up in an openwork pattern. Sizes: S – XXXL

Multi-colored cotton pullover with a boat neck, knitted with a pattern of openwork waves.

An elongated white pullover is knitted with alternating stripes of stockinette stitch and a mesh pattern and decorated with long fringe.

A modern interpretation of traditional Irish motifs - a non-standard combination of patterns, knitting directions and yarn colors.