What a terrific pattern, I love the favecraft people. They really come up with some great patterns when you are knitting for baby. I know you love this one, it is too pretty, and can be for a girl or a boy baby.
Baby Knit Patterns
Posted on: January 2, 2011
A wonderful Squidoo Lens about baby knit patterns Some interesting ideas for knitting, very helpful.
Gorgeous soft knit baby blanket. Truly gorgeous, Not for the beginning knitter. But so worth it. This is a wonderful Baby knit pattern
What a great look. This pattern is labeled as Easy, and it is perfect for the little one. I really enjoy baby knit patterns that can be finished in a relative short time. A great take along project too.
Free Knitting Pattern 90339B Bellflower Baby Hoodie : Lion Brand Yarn Company
Posted on: November 11, 2010
This is adorable and an easy to make baby knit pattern. I love the color change in this yarn, but you could certainly make this with a solid color or even one of the fancy speicalty yarns. The point is the pattern is easy to follow and really cute.
I am not sure if this is so precious because of the pattern or this little girl. Either way it caught my attention. I am always looking for new baby knitting patternsfor my collection. I thought others might like this one as well.
FRONT
Skirt
With larger needles cast on 63 (74, 83) sts.
Knit 4 rows.
Change to St st (k on RS, p on WS) and work until piece measures about 9 1/2 (10, 11) in. (24 (25.5, 28) cm) from beg, end with a WS row. Note: End with a WS row means that the last row you work should be a WS row, and the next row that you are ready to work will be a RS row.
Next (Dec) Row (RS): K3 (2, 2), (k2tog, k1) 20 (24, 27) times – 43 (50, 56) sts at the end of this row.
Bind off all sts.
Bodice
With RS facing and smaller needles, pick up and k43 (50, 56) sts evenly spaced across bound-off edge (top of skirt).
Note: An easy way to pick up sts evenly is to divide the bound-off edge of the skirt into sections, then pick up sts within each section. Use pins mark the sections as follows: fold piece in half to find the center, then mark center with a pin. Fold again to find center of each half of piece, mark each of these points with a pin. The bound-off edge of the skirt is now divided into quarters. To pick up sts evenly, pick up as follows:
For 12 months size, pick up and k10 sts in first quarter section of skirt, pick up and k 11 sts in each of next 3 quarter sections.
For 2 yrs size, pick up and k12 sts in first section, 13 sts in second section, 12 sts in third section and 13 sts in fourth section.
For 4 yrs size, pick up and k14 sts in each section.Purl 1 row.
Next (Increase) Row (RS): K2 (3, 3), (kfb, k1) 20 (22, 25) times, k1 (3, 3) – 63 (72, 81) sts at the end of this row.
Continue in St st until piece measures 10 (10 1/2, 12) in. (25.5 (26.5, 30.5) cm) from beg, end with a WS row.
Shape Armhole
Next Row (RS): Bind off 7 (7, 8) sts, knit to end – 56 (65, 73) sts at the end of this row.
Next Row: Bind off 7 (7, 8) sts, purl to end – 49 (58, 65) sts at the end of this row.
Next (Dec) Row (RS): K1, k2tog, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 – 47 (56, 63) sts at the end of this row.
Next (Dec) Row (WS): P1, p2tog, p to last 3 sts, p2tog, p1 – 45 (54, 61) sts at the end of this row.
Rep last 2 rows until 43 (50, 55) sts rem.
Work even in St st until piece measures about 11 (12, 13 1/2) in. (28 (30.5, 34.5) cm) from beg, end with WS row.
Note: Work even means to work without making any increases or decreases.
Shape Neck
Next Row (RS): K12 sts and slip these sts to a holder for left shoulder, bind off next 19 (26, 31) sts for neck, then k to end of row.
Continue on 12 right shoulder sts only.
Purl 1 row.
Next Row (RS): K to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 – 11 sts at the end of this row.
Next Row (WS): P1, p2tog, p to end of row – 10 sts at the end of this row.
Rep last 2 rows until 7 sts rem. Work even in St st on these 7 sts until Front measures 14 (15 1/2, 17) in. (35.5 (39.5, 43) cm) from beg. Bind off these 7 sts.
Sl 12 left shoulder sts from holder back onto smaller needle, ready to work a WS row.
Rejoin yarn and purl 1 row.
Next Row (RS): K1, k2tog, k to end of row – 11 sts at the end of this row.
Next Row (WS): P to last 3 sts, p2tog, p1 – 10 sts at the end of this row.
Rep last 2 rows until 7 sts rem. Work even on these 7 sts until same length as right shoulder. Bind off these 7 sts.
BACK
Make same as Front.
FINISHING
Seam Back to Front across top of right shoulder.
Neck Edging
Note: Edging on neck and armholes is simply sts that are picked up and then immediately bound off, without working any rows.
From RS with smaller needles, and beg at left shoulder, pick up and k88 (104, 116) sts evenly spaced around neck.
Note: Pick up sts evenly as you did for bodice by dividing neck and armhole edge into quarters, then pick up and k22 (26, 29) sts within each quarter.
Bind off all sts. Sew left shoulder seam including edging.
Armhole Edging
From RS with smaller needles, pick up and k59 (70, 70) sts evenly around armhole. Bind off all sts. Rep edging around other armhole.
Sew side seams, including edging. Weave in ends.
Is this the most adorable little baby knitting pattern. I love the simplicity of it, yet it looks very fancy for the little one wearing it. I think you will agree it is so much fun to make these little items and have them ready for the next pregnant friend that says they are expecting a baby girl. Enjoy this one, I know I will.
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I am a knitter. I admit it without shame. I am completely addicted and proud of it. It is a wonderful hobby and I especially love Baby knitting patterns. You need that instant gratification sometimes. It is a relaxing fulfilling past time. And you always have a ready gift on hand, made by your own loving hands. This blog is to help me keep track of things that I find that I really enjoy and want to take a second look at. I hope you like it too.
Baby Knit Patterns 