Adorable, fast and fun crochet octopus pattern. A perfect crochet octopus for a preemie or for the young at heart!
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FREE PATTERN CHRISTENING OR BURIAL SET SLEEP SACK AND HAT WITH KNIT OR CROCHET BLANKET 1 lb. PREMATURE TO 12 lbs. FULL TERM BABIES For charitable purposes and personal use only. Please do not sell garments knit from it. Pattern and photo are by Michele Lupien, 2011. All rights reserved. [email protected] KNIT BLANKET http://seatrailgrandmas.blogspot.com/ search/label/Christening%20Crochet%20Blanket MATERIAL: Use white soft acrylic yarn / Tapestry needle / 2 stitch holders (or 2 piece of yarn) PREEMIE: -1 lb. X Small: 1.5 oz. / 1 Ply “Bernat Baby” / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #2 / 6 buttons 7-8 mm / Blanket 20" X 20" -2 lbs. Small: 2.5 oz. /3 Ply Caron Simply Soft Light / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #2 / 6 buttons 8-9 mm / Blanket 22" X 22" -3 lbs. Medium: 3 oz. /3 Ply Caron Simply Soft Light / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #3 / 6 buttons 10-11-12 mm / Blanket 24" X 24" -4 lbs. Large: 3 oz. /3 Ply Lion Brand Baby Soft / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #5 / 6 buttons 14-15 mm / Blanket 26" X 26" -5 lbs. X Large: 3.5 oz. /3 Ply Lion Brand Baby Soft / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #6 / 6 buttons 14-15 mm / Blanket 28" X 28" FULL TERM: -5 lbs. X Small: 3.5 oz. /3 Ply Lion Brand Baby Soft / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #6 / 6 buttons 14-15 mm / Blanket 28" X 28" -6-7 lbs. Small: 4 oz. /3Ply Bernat Baby Soft / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #6 / 6 buttons 16-17 mm / Blanket 30" X 30" -8-9 lbs. Medium: 7.5 oz./4 Ply Caron Simply Soft / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #7 / 6 buttons 18-19 mm / Blanket 32" X32" -10-12 lbs. Large: 9 oz./4Ply Red Heart Baby Step / Circular Needle and Double Pointed Needles #8 / 6 buttons 18-19 mm / Blanket 34" X 34" STITCH EXPLANATION -Increase “inc. 1 st in next st”; knit the stitch as usual, but don’t slip it off the needle. Now knit in the back of the same stitch -K; knit -K1 Between; insert right needle in front under loop, between K1 and next stitch, knit this stitch -K2Tog; knit 2 stitches together -P; purl -P1 Between; insert right needle in back under loop, between P1 and next stitch, purl this stitch -st(s); stitch(es) -yo; yarn forward and over needle to make a stitch SLEEP SACK: Knit neck down Cast on 48 sts 1-5-Knit 6- 1st Button Hole (K3, YO, K2TOG, K to end of row) 7- K6, P to the last 6 sts, K6 8- K6, *k1, inc. 1 st in next st, repeat*, to the last 6 sts, k6 = 66 sts 9- K6, P to the last 6 sts , K6 10- K6, *K2TOG, repeat* to the last 6 sts, K6 11- K6,*K1, K1 between*, to the last 6 sts, K6 (Eyelet row) 12- K6,*k2, inc. 1 st in next st, repeat*, to the last 6 sts, K6 = 84 sts 13-14-15- (same as 9-10-11-) 16- K6,*k3, inc. 1 st in next st, repeat*, to the last 6 sts, K6 =102 sts 17-18-19- (same as 9-10-11-) 20- K6,*k4, inc. 1 st in next st, repeat*, to the last 6 sts, K6 =120sts 21-22-23- (same as 9-10-11-) 24- K6,*k5, inc. 1 st in next st, repeat*, to the last 6 sts, K6 =138 sts 25-26-27- (same as 9-10-11-) 28- 2nd Button Hole (K3, YO, K2TOG, K1, *k6, inc. 1 st in next st, repeat*, to the last 6 sts, K6 =156 sts 29-30-31-(same as 9-10-11-) 32- K6,*k17, inc. 1 st in next st, repeat*, to the last 6 sts, K6 =164 sts 33-34-35- (same as 9-10-11-) 36- Knit 37-38-39- (same as 9-10-11-) 40- Knit 26 sts, Slip 33 sts of sleeve on stitch holder, Knit 46 sts, Slip 33 sts of sleeve on stitch holder, Knit 26 sts. (26-33-46-33-26) =164 sts (less 66 sts for sleeves) = 98 sts for the body 41- K6, P to the last 6 sts, K6 42- Knit 43- K6, P to the last 6 sts, K6 44- to 49- (same as 42-43-) 50- 3rd Button Hole (K3, YO, K2TOG, K to end of row) 51- (same as 41-) 52-to 71- (same as 42-43-) 72- 4th BH Knit 73- (same as 41-) 74- to 93- (same as 42-43-) 94- 5th BH Knit 95- (same as 41-) 96- to 115- (same as 42-43-) 116- 6th Button Hole (K3, YO, K2TOG, K1), *K2TOG to the last 6 sts*, K6 = 55 sts 117- K6,*K1 between, K1 *, K6 = 98 sts (Eyelet row) 118-119- (same as 42-43-) 120- to 125- Knit (5 rows). Bind off all sts. SLEEVES: 1st Sleeve -Slip sleeves 33 sts from holder to 3 double pointed needles (11-11-11) -Underarm, pick up 2 sts each sides (13-11-13) = 37 sts -Keep a 4" tail, start at armpit right facing you, K2Tog through the back loop, K2Tog, Knit until the last 4 sts, K2Tog, K2Tog through the back loop = 33 sts -Stockinette (all knit) for 14 more rounds. -K9, K2tog, around = 30 sts -K2tog around = 15 sts -P1 between, P1, around = 30 sts (Eyelet row) -K4, K2tog, around = 25 sts -knit 1 round -knit 1 round, P 1 round, 2 times -knit 1 round -cast off in purl 2nd Sleeve -Work as first sleeve FINISHING SLEEP SACK Sleeves; Sew a couple of stitches underarm with tail, weave all ends. *Optional; before sewing the bottom you can single crochet sides and neck if you wish* Sleeping bottom; Fold bottom edge in half, right sides together, and put a marker to the center stitch. Keeping right sides together lay your work flat and fold front edges over the marker, the button HOLES band in the middle. Pin in place. Sew stitches bottom, catching all three layers in middle. Turn on right side and sew edge (for +- 1”) in front to the 6th button hole. Sew buttons. ***Optional, edge with crochet around. HAT -Cast on loosely 54 sts (18-18-18) -Ribs; knit 2 sts, purl 1 st for 7 rounds. -Knit 2 rounds -*K2tog around*= 27 sts -*P1 between, P1*= 54 sts (Eyelet row) -Work in stockinette (all knit) for 18 rounds Shape crown: K7, K2tog around = 48 sts K6, k2tog around = 42 sts K5, k2tog around = 36 sts K4, k2tog around = 30 sts K3, k2tog around = 24 sts K2, k2tog around = 18 sts K1, k2tog around = 12 sts K2tog around = 6 sts Cut yarn leaving a tail (4 inches) and thread tail through the remaining stitches, one at a time, and take them off the knitting needle. Pull tail tight by the inside of the work, turn work on wrong side. Secure tails by making a knot with the darning needle. Weave in ends. 05/13/14
PREMIE BABY BEANIES……. 8 PLY I had trouble finding beanies the sizes the hospital needed. Some premie patterns actually fitted up to 3 month olds. I tried a few patterns then decided on the following. I wrote my own. The hospital actually wanted them longer than most patterns I found. It made them more flexible to fit the tiny, elongated heads. If you want to help out and join me in using up some scraps to donate to the hospital please keep the colours gender specific. Doesn't have to be pink or blue but boy or girl. Think back to when we had our little bundle of joy. We wanted everyone to know if we had a boy or girl and all wrapped up in grey makes it a bit harder. Put a pink or blue stripe in it… They also prefer them started in rib instead of garter st. The band is longer so it can be folded up if a smaller beanie is required. I made these beanies in 3 sizes. Small, Medium & Large… Now we know yarn thicknesses vary and plys aren't always the same… keeping this in mind I used both thick and thin 8 ply. Thin 8 ply I used size 3.75 needles (9) and made all 3 sizes. Thick 8 ply I used 4mm (8) needles and only made the small and medium size. SMALL.. Cast on 34 sts Rib… K1, P1. to end… WORK 10 rows Work 16 rows st st. SHAPE CROWN 1. (K2, K2 tog) to end….. 26 sts 2. Purl 3. (K1, K2 tog) to end….. 18 sts 4. Purl 5. K2 you to end….. 9 sts. 6. Purl Cut yarn & thread through sts on needle. Pull tight, fasten off and sew up seam. MEDIUM..Cast on 42 sts Rib… K1, P1. to end… WORK 12 rows Work 24 rows st st. SHAPE CROWN 1. (K3, K2 tog) to end…. 34 sts 2. Purl 3. (K2, K2 tog) to end….. 26 sts 4. Purl 5. (K1, K2 tog) to end….. 18 sts 6. Purl 7. K2 you to end….. 9 sts. 8. Purl Cut yarn & thread through sts on needle. Pull tight, fasten off and sew up seam. LARGE..Cast on 50 sts Rib… K1, P1. to end… WORK 14 rows Work 34 rows st st. SHAPE CROWN 1. (K4, K2 tog) to end…. 42 sts 2. Purl 3. (K3, K2 tog) to end…. 34 sts 4. Purl 5. (K2, K2 tog) to end….. 26 sts 6. Purl 7. (K1, K2 tog) to end….. 18 sts 8. Purl 9. K2 you to end….. 9 sts. 10. Purl Cut yarn & thread through sts on needle. Pull tight, fasten off and sew up seam. Once you have made a couple please feel free to add some patterns in. Garter st stripes, st st stripes, Lacey patterns, hole patterns even cables if you choose. Have fun. As you can see they are tiny. The small size fits over a small wine glass. Tiny premie beanies I am adding this to a new page called PREM BABY makes to have all my little makes listed in one place. PREM BABY makes page If anyone wants to help out please email me for more information.
Easy Baby Cardigan Free Crochet Patterns
Little bolero # Free # knitting link here DISCLAIMER First and foremost I take no credit for any of the FREE pattern links on this page none of these are any of my work but are the work of many talented people who have donated them generously for everyone to share ,please be grateful to them for their generosity and DO NOT try to sell these patterns or pass them off as your own THANK you to the writer and designer for this FREE pattern BY Linda Solaiman This blog and all of my groups on fb have been created solely for the purpose to raise money through posting FREE pattern links that I search for on the net for your use ,any money earned from the blog from google advertisements or donations go 100% to JUSTGIVING ( cancer research ) .If you have received any of the FREE patterns that have been so generously donated by so many talented writers and designers ,please consider making a small donation of just $1 or £1 less that the price of a cup of coffee just ONCE not everytime you visit as each small amount goes further to helping those suffering and finding a cure ,the Justgiving button can be found at the right hand side of this page ,my greatful thanks to all those creative talented people out there who without there generosity this blog and my endever's would not be possible ,and thank you also to all those wonderful people who have already donated to the charity bless you all come and Join my crochet group on fb with loads more free pattern links on the link below https://www.facebook.com/groups/crochetcrazy/?ref=bookmarks CLICK ON THE FIRST PICTURE TO DOWNLOAD ACCESS ☀•◦°˚☀˚ ☀
Really easy to knit, the Sand stitch pattern is ideal for beginners. It has an adorable texture to it, and it doesn't curl. A lovely option for knitting baby clothing.
The photo above © Angela Louise WoodDownload this knitting pattern for free and make a lovely wrap over cardigan for your baby. The cardigan is knitted in one piece, starting from the waist and workin
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Baby’s hand square Cast 29 stitches using dk yarn and 4mm needles. Rows 1-3: knit Row 4: k2, p25, k2 Row 5 and alternative rows: knit Row 6: k2, p10, k5, p10, k2 Row 8: k2, p9, k7, p9, k2 Rows 10 & 12: k2, p8, k9, p8, k2 Row 14: k2, p7, k5, p1, k6, p6, k2 Row 16: k2, p7, k7, p1, k4, p6, k2 Row 18: k2, p8, k7, p1, k1, p2, k1, p5, k2 Row 20: k2, p6, k1, p2, k7, p3, k2, p4, k2 Row 22: k2, p6, k2, p2, k6, p3, k3, p3, k2 Row 24: k2, p5, k2, p4, k4, p5, k2, p3, k2 Row 26: k2, p5, k2, p1, k2, p6, k1, p8, k2 Row 28: k2, p5, k1, p2, k2, p1, k1, p3, k2, p8, k2 Rows 30, 32 & 34: k2, p7, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p8, k2 Row 36: k2, p11, k2, p2, k2, p8, k2 Row 38: k2, p11, k2, p12, k2 Row 40: k2, p25, k2 Rows 41-43: knit Cast off and weave in the ends. Designed by Sammy Bristow Copyrighted 2023 © ‘made by Sammy Bristow’ Handmade with love for preemies uk Please do not copy my patterns Finished item can be donated to any charity Or used for own use We share because we care
There is nothing like showing up in this world tinier than your parents anticipated and being left wearing baggy baby clothes as a result. Let’s face it, when a baby is early or low birth weight, very often it is unexpected so you’re left running out to every baby store in town looking for something
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As I have said on some other occasions, a while ago I decided to make versions of my knitting patterns to crochet and vice versa. So that, it doesn't matter what technique you feel most comfortable with, if you like a model, you can enjoy the pattern and the finished garment. So far, some versions have already come to light, such as the Rainbow Romper (crochet version and knitted version) and the Watermelon Romper (crochet version and knitted version). Naturally, one of the models you liked the most had to be part of this list: The NUR Knitted Kimono, in
This simple free crochet baby sweater pattern comes with instructions for Preemie sizes up to 24 months and includes a video tutorial!
Adorable, fast and fun crochet octopus pattern. A perfect crochet octopus for a preemie or for the young at heart!
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Don't you just love free patterns! Today I am giving you the link to my free baby top-knot knitting pattern. Update: Pattern now has instructions for both knitting in the round and knitting flat. It is knit in the round and is very, very simple! I wrote it as a starter pattern for people learning to knit in the round. It uses double knit or light worsted weight yarn and has instructions for 5 sizes ranging from preemie to 2 years. I know many, many knitters in the UK hate knitting in the round (but they dislike sewing up seams too!!!) whereas my US friends are much more comfortable with it . I have a little theory about this! If you learned to crochet first and then to knit, you are comfortable knitting in the round - if you didn't learn to crochet, or only learned much later, you are a two needles only sort of person - and as crochet is so much more popular in the US, and only just starting to gain in popularity here, there are more "in the rounders" in the States. So there you have it - my theory - but let's get back to point of the post!! The free pattern can be downloaded here. It is also in the Knitting Patterns tab at the top of the page, so you can get those knitting needles out and get knitting today!
Easy and Quick to crochet preemie baby hats perfect for gifts or to donate hats to a hospital or loved one
If a precious baby in your life has arrived a little early, mama might have a lot of things on her mind. She might be wondering what kinds of special care her little one will need, how many new bills she'll have to take care of, and most importantly, how healthy her little one is. Maybe you're the mother and, right now, it feels like your knitting needles are the only tools that can help you through this. These free premature baby knitting patterns should help bring both mommy and the little one some comfort. The birth of a child should be a cause for excitement no matter what the circumstances, so it's time to treat it like one! There's always going to be plenty to stress about, but there's so much more to celebrate. In this case, we're lucky to live in a day and age where free preemie patterns are abounds, and they're cuter than ever. Knitting for preemies is not only easy, but it's fun and quick. From free preemie hat patterns to preemie baby booties, there's so much you can do to keep your hands and needles busy as the little one adjusts to his or her bright, new world. The best part about these patterns is that you can make premature baby sets out of them; any one of these hats, sweaters, booties and blankets can be mixed-and-matched to create the most adorable little gift set, which will be a welcome happiness for a stressed mom in the first few weeks of her preemie's life. Click around and find your favorites, or patterns that best match the nursery, to make the perfect premature baby sets. Join Our 160,000+ Fans And Sign Up to Receive Your FREE eNewsletter! PLUS! Even premature babies need bibs; check out the easy pattern below to make for your favorite little preemie.
It's a well known fact that knitting for babies is one of the most satisfying ways of utilising the time and talent of any knitter. But crafting tiny, beautiful items for premature babies whether you know them or for charitable donations to hospitals, has to be the most worthwhile and rewarding reason for picking up your needles. A friend of one of the MillaMia team has just been blessed with her son rather earlier than expected. Arriving small and early meant that he was in need of some tiny clothes pretty quickly, and who better to turn to than knitters when some speedy crafting is required? These cute hats are a free pattern available on Ravelry - called 'Preemie Hats For Charity' by Carissa Browning. There are 5 designs taking small amounts of sportweight yarn so perfect for using up those odds and ends of MillaMia Naturally Soft Merino. I had some putty grey, storm and teal left over from various projects suitable for a new baby boy, and decided on knitting a couple of striped and 2 ribbed hats to make it interesting for me, but also to ensure that with a choice of fit, at least 2 of them would be ok. Each hat took around 2 hours to complete, knitted in the round using the magic loop technique. The combination of simple, gratifying knitting, over very few stitches destined for someone so worthy honestly made these little hats one of the most pleasing knitting experiences ever. Sally, one of our incredibly talented test knitters also managed to whip up some tiny cardigans in next to no time. Knitted in Naturally Soft Merino in putty grey, forget-me-not and storm the main body took around 60g with a small amount needed to for the contrast edgings. The pattern is the Garter Stitch Cardigan by Debbie Bliss from her book Design It, Knit It: Babies. While looking for suitable patterns to use, I came across a wealth of free patterns designed with knitting for charity in mind. There are some wonderful charities that provide free patterns, and accept all manner of knitted items for donation to hospitals across the world. Bliss and Preemies UK are just 2 organisations that work immensely hard in fundraising and providing the huge quantities of knitted items needed. Full details of knitting for or donating to these incredible charities are on their websites. It prompted some thinking on my part. About the use of my time and talent, and about making something truly worthwhile but that will always be gratefully received. With a hat taking the gift of 2 hours and a scrap of yarn, I really have no excuse. (posted by Max)
Free pattern for charity baby hats for preemies and newborns. Quick and easy to make, and suitable for beginner knitters who know how to make decreases.
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If a precious baby in your life has arrived a little early, mama might have a lot of things on her mind. She might be wondering what kinds of special care her little one will need, how many new bills she'll have to take care of, and most importantly, how healthy her little one is. Maybe you're the mother and, right now, it feels like your knitting needles are the only tools that can help you through this. These free premature baby knitting patterns should help bring both mommy and the little one some comfort. The birth of a child should be a cause for excitement no matter what the circumstances, so it's time to treat it like one! There's always going to be plenty to stress about, but there's so much more to celebrate. In this case, we're lucky to live in a day and age where free preemie patterns are abounds, and they're cuter than ever. Knitting for preemies is not only easy, but it's fun and quick. From free preemie hat patterns to preemie baby booties, there's so much you can do to keep your hands and needles busy as the little one adjusts to his or her bright, new world. The best part about these patterns is that you can make premature baby sets out of them; any one of these hats, sweaters, booties and blankets can be mixed-and-matched to create the most adorable little gift set, which will be a welcome happiness for a stressed mom in the first few weeks of her preemie's life. Click around and find your favorites, or patterns that best match the nursery, to make the perfect premature baby sets. Join Our 160,000+ Fans And Sign Up to Receive Your FREE eNewsletter! PLUS! Even premature babies need bibs; check out the easy pattern below to make for your favorite little preemie.
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Almost as soon as I posted the instructions for my 'Perfect Unisex Baby Hat' on my blog and on Ravelry, I was inundated with requests for other sizes! Several people suggested that the hat would be perfect for charity knitting. The pattern is really easy to do - it's only a repeat of two rows and one of them is knit! So it's great for knitters of all abilities. And it's a great way to use up small amounts of yarn left over from other projects. So, as requested, here are the instructions for other sizes ~ Small Premature Baby 7″ circumference, 3½“ high Medium Premature Baby 9″ circumference, 4½“ high Large Premature Baby 11″ circumference, 5½“ high Newborn Baby 12″ circumference, 6“ high Perfect Premature Unisex Baby Beanie Hat Guage 22sts = 4” (10cm) Small Premature Baby – 7″ circumference, 3 ½“ high Using 4mm needles & DK yarn, cast on 36sts Border ~ 1st Row: S1, knit to end of row Repeat this row once more Pattern ~ 3rd Row: S1, knit to end of row 4th Row: S1, k1, p3, *k2, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Repeat the last two rows until work measures 2“, ending after a knit row Shape Top ~ Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k2tog, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 (30sts) Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k1, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, * p2tog, p1, k1, repeat from * to end (23sts) Next Row: S1, * s1, k1, psso, k1, repeat from * to last st, k1 (16sts) Next Row: S1, k1, * p1, k1, repeat from * to end Next Row: K2tog, all across row Next Row: P2tog, all across row Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’. With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through all the remaining loops and secure Sew up side seam and weave in ends. Medium Premature Baby – 9″ circumference, 4 ½“ high Using 4mm needles & DK yarn, cast on 46sts Border ~ 1st Row: S1, knit to end of row Repeat this row 3 times more Pattern ~ 5th Row: S1, knit to end of row 6th Row: S1, k1, p3, *k2, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Repeat the last two rows until work measures 3“, ending after a knit row Shape Top ~ Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k2tog, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 (38sts) Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k1, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, * p2tog, p1, k1, repeat from * to end (29sts) Next Row: S1, * s1, k1, psso, k1, repeat from * to last st, k1 (20sts) Next Row: S1, k1, * p1, k1, repeat from * to end Next Row: K2tog, all across row (10sts) Next Row: P2tog, all across row Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’. With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through all the remaining loops and secure Sew up side seam and weave in ends. Large Premature / Small Newborn – 11″ circumference, 5½ “ high Using 4mm needles & DK yarn, cast on 56sts Border ~ 1st Row: S1, knit to end of row Repeat this row 3 times more Pattern ~ 5th Row: S1, knit to end of row 6th Row: S1, k1, p3, *k2, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Repeat the last two rows until work measures 4“, ending after a knit row Shape Top ~ Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k2tog, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 (46sts) Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k1, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, * p2tog, p1, k1, repeat from * to end (35sts) Next Row: S1, * s1, k1, psso, k1, repeat from * to last st, k1 (24sts) Next Row: S1, k1, * p1, k1, repeat from * to end Next Row: K2tog, all across row Next Row: P2tog, all across row Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’. With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through all the remaining loops and secure Sew up side seam and weave in ends. Newborn – 12″ circumference, 6“ high Using 4mm needles & DK yarn, cast on 61sts Border ~ 1st Row: S1, knit to end of row Repeat this row 3 times more Pattern ~ 5th Row: S1, knit to end of row 6th Row: S1, k1, p3, *k2, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Repeat the last two rows until work measures 4½ “, ending after a knit row Shape Top ~ Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k2tog, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, p3, * k1, p3, repeat from * to last st, k1 Next Row: S1, knit to end of row Next Row: S1, k1, * p2tog, p1, k1, repeat from * to end Next Row: S1, * s1, k1, psso, k1, repeat from * to last st, k1 Next Row: S1, k1, * p1, k1, repeat from * to end Next Row: K2tog, all across row Next Row: P2tog, all across row Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’. With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through all the remaining loops and secure Sew up side seam and weave in ends. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/perfect-premature-unisex-baby-hats
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The photo above © jakeis13What beautiful knitting cardigan free pattern! I found it on Ravelry...This is a FREE pattern to fit preemie baby size approx. 3 to 5lb. Garment measures underarm to underarm
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I love to find quick little knitting projects that I can do in an evening. I previously shared my Favorite Knit Dishcloth Pattern which has received lots of positive comments so I thought I would share another one of my favorite fast projects – a newborn baby hat knitting pattern that can be finished in...
