59 Knit Stripe Patterns

Knitted afghan patterns for beginners make great projects and gifts.  This pillar stitch afghan is great for the holidays, but can be used anytime.

Light and airy with hues of sand and sea, this beach house throw is the perfect gift for that retiree who just bought their snow bird condo.

Speaking of earth tones, create a blanket reminiscent of stone, sea, and forest when you complete this design.

This is a GREAT beginner pattern and the tassels are such perfect finishing touches! This design is beyond cheery and perfect for a bedroom or dorm.

This super easy striped knit blanket is perfect for beginner knitters and works up very quickly. Using large US size 19 knitting needles and super bulky yarn, you'll find this to be a simple pattern that can be made in under a week's time. It also makes a perfect stash buster project as you can use various chunky yarns to create the beautiful striping effect.

The bright colors and unexpected design make this one of the best free knit afghan patterns you'll ever find.

Use up all your yarn scraps.  This striped sweater is colorful and fun and a is a great way to brighten your wardrobe!

Small shawls are nice and easy to wear, whether the during day or at night, as the star of your look, or as an accessory and warm piece that doesn't dominate your overall appearance. This piece is simple and elegant with gorgeous ruffled edging.

The colors only those in-the-know will know the lime green, teal, and hot pink of FaveCrafts.com! Celebrate your love of FaveCrafts.com at your next crafting or yarn convention by knitting up a FaveHat.

Using Lion Brand's Mandala yarn, this beautiful shawl is self-striping, making it one of the easiest knit stripe patterns you'll complete!

Work up a poncho with all the spring colors! This is a wonderful pattern simple to knit that fits any figure!

The Dragon Wing Cape features horizontal stripes and raised vertical spines which come to points creating a wing-like look. The raised spines are made from a technique similar to the crochet Jacob’s ladder stitch.

This simple elegant shawl is so warm! Learn how to knit it up using bulky Alize country yarn and 20mm needles.

Kenna is a striped infinity scarf intended to be double- or even triple-wrapped to keep you cozy and warm all winter long. Adaptable to any width or length you desire, this scarf is a simple project for any knitter and is a great introduction to the provisional cast on and kitchener bind off for novices.

After completing your chevron creation, you can wear it over your puffy winter parka or a match it with a knit sweater. This DIY scarf would also make a very thoughtful Christmas gift to that special someone.

This Black and White Infinity Scarf Knitting Pattern is easy to make and so on trend! While this knitted scarf pattern is easy enough for a beginner, it's fun and quick enough for an experienced knitter.

This classic knit shrug is perfect for any time of year! It can be worn to the office or out with friends and it's completely beginner friendly. Using basic knit and purl stitches, you will knit a rectangle that is then folded and seamed to make this adorable sweater. The stripes are great for practicing color changes.

Wedge is a fun striped knit pattern that is easy to create! With some creative uses of increases and decreases a wedge shape is formed. The pattern is essentially a four-row repeat, but it is written out longer because I’ve included all the color changes for you.

This simple knit scarf works up with only two skeins of yarn on large, US Size 17 needles. If you know how to knit and purl, this scarf will be a breeze!

The Becky Cowl is a triangular fringed wrap with a turtleneck top. It is made entirely with knit stitches, no purls. The fringes are made by dropping stitches, and they are loop fringes, so no worries of them fraying!

Keep your guys warm this winter with these matching Father and Son Knit Caps. Your son or grandson will love looking just like Dad in his striped hat.

This pattern is first worked in rows, then the long strip is joined into a mobius, and then it’s finished off in rounds. This pattern can be used to create ear warmers with nearly any weight yarn.

Babies will love this striped wrap sweater.  Projects like this are easy to customize.

Stripes don't have to be just horizontal or vertical. In fact, in knitting you can create the loveliest designs by learning to knit a diagonal rectangle!

This gorgeous and classy blanket is simple to work up and the border in particular is so elegant.

The pattern and concept of this blanket is super simple and nothing new. Its an age old pattern often called the Increase decrease pattern, C2C blanket, Diagonal knit blanket or the Bias knit square blanket. Whatever you call it is basically a blanket that you can just mindlessly knit- not much of a pattern to follow just rows of knits and purls.

This sweet striped knit hat is perfect for baby's first Valentine's Day. The little heart applique is easy to add and makes this hat extra special for your little Valentine!

This smart little scarf is an easy knit with a loop at one end so it's easy for kids to put on themselves and even more importantly, it stays on while they play!

Lean into texture with this fabulous rug pattern. It's a perfect beginner pattern because it doesn't require too many color changes!

This fun and funky knit dishcloth is definitely the next kitchen accessory you've been wanting. The colorful and unique pattern will easily make it one of your favorite patterns. Plus, you can pick any two colors you want to use so that it can perfectly match the rest of your kitchen decor.