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My daughter recently moved from the infant room of her daycare into the toddler room.…
For more inspiration, see knit_by_siv on instagram Size XS (S) M (L) XL Bust 90 (96) 102 (108) 114 Length 54-55-56-59-60 Needles 4 mm: 80 cm og 40 cm, 5 mm: 80 cm og 40 cm Gauge needle 5 mm: 16 stitches = 10 cm This is knitted in Drops kid silk
A few months ago, I designed a Sherpa-lined Winter Baby Bonnet to protect my infant…
Happy New Year friends! It’s officially hat season and I wanted to create a very simple quick and easy knit hat pattern that is both beginner friendly and classic. It uses only basic knit stitches and would be perfect for those who want to try their first knit project or for those looking for a qu
Whenever I see a pattern for a baby something-or-other that says it's a very special something-or-other for baby, that usually means it is hyper-ruffled, tied with 100 ribbons or made from artisan-spun cashmere. I think this little jacket is a very special baby gift because it's like, really nice. It has a funky off-center button band, it's cute, colorful, fairly quick to knit and made from merino wool - just a little bit chi-chi but not ridiculously so. The jacket is knit top-down, all-in-one piece, and the yarn is knit tightly on needles slightly smaller than called-for to make a nice winter jacket for a babe. Just two buttons makes it easy to get on and off the very special tyke. (Note: I am a really loose knitter, so the needle size might not work for you - make sure you do a swatch to get the correct gauge for this project). materials 3 (4, 4) skeins Classic Elite Beatrice (100% merino; 63 yards) in color A (#3428) 1 (1, 2) skeins in color B (#3285) US size 9 circular needles and DPNs US size 10 circular needles and DPNs scrap yarn to hold sleeves two 1" buttons stitch markers tapestry needlegauge: 3.5 st and 5 rows/inch in stockinette stitch on larger needles size: 6 mos (12 mos, 18 mos) measurements: Finished length: 10 (11 1/2, 13) in. Finished sleeve length: 7 ( 7 1/2, 8) in. Finished chest circumference: 20 (22, 24) in. pattern notes: make all increases (inc) by knitting into the front and back of the stitch (kfb). notice that as you knit this garment, you begin with the neckline, and you will be increasing on the right side but not the left - that's how you get the off-center placement of the button band.start at the neckline Using larger needles and color A, cast on 3 st, place marker, CO 8 (8, 9), PM, CO 14 (15, 16), PM, CO 8 (8, 9), PM, CO 1. (34, (35, 38) st cast on). Row 1: Kfb of first st, slip M, Kfb. *K to 1 st before next M, inc, sl M, inc, repeat from * to end, Kfb of last st (9 st inc). Row 2: P all st. Row 3: K1, *K to 1 st before next M, inc, sl M, inc, repeat from * to last st, Kfb (9 st inc). Row 4: P all st. Continue in this manner (repeating rows 3 and 4), inc at the M on every RS row, until there are 22 (23, 24) st btw the back two markers. At the end of this RS row, CO 4 (5, 6) st. Next row: P all st. Next RS row: As before, *K to 1 st before next M, inc, sl M, inc, repeat from * to end. You will no longer be increasing on the final st. Next WS row: P all st. Continue in this manner until there are 34 (37, 40) st between the back two markers. divide for sleeves Next RS row: K to first M, remove M. Using a tapestry needle, place all sleeve st on a length of scrap yarn. CO 1 st for the underarm portion. Remove next M and continue knitting the back of the sweater by Kfb of the first st. Knit to next M. Remove M, place sleeve st on scrap yarn, CO 1 st, remove next M, Kfb of the next st and K to end. Now all your body stitches are knit continuously, and the sleeves have been separated out as in the photo below. Cont knitting the body in st st until it measures 9(10 1/2, 12) in long (from the back neck to the bottom edge). Change to smaller needles and color B. K 1 row in st st. K 4 rows in seed stitch, BO loosely following seed st (you may want to bind off using the larger needle size). sleeves Using larger DPN's, put all held st on DPN's and distribute evenly. Join yarn (color A), pick up and knit the underarm stitch, and cont knitting all sleeve st using st st. At the end of your first rnd, place a marker to mark the start of the rnd. K 3 more rows. Next rnd (dec rnd): K to last 2 st, K2tog. K three rounds. Repeat dec rnd on every 4th rnd until 5 st have been dec (23 (25, 28) st rem). Sleeve should measure about 6 (6 1/2, 7) in from armpit. Change to smaller needles and color B. K 1 rnd in st st. K 4 rnds in seed st. BO loosely in seed st. Repeat for second sleeve. button band Left side: Using smaller circular needles and color B, pick up and K 3 out of every 4 selvedge st up the left side of the cardi (about 30 (34, 39) st). K 4 rows in seed st, BO in patt. Right side: Using smaller circular needles and color B, pick up and K 3 out of every 4 selvedge st up the right side of the cardi (about 30 (34, 39) st). K 2 rows in seed st. Row 3 (buttonhole row): Patt 2 st, YO, K2tog (or P2tog as appropriate). Patt 5 st, YO, K2tog (or P2tog as appropriate). Patt to end. K another row in seed st, BO in patt. collar Using smaller needles and color B, pick up and knit 4 button band st, 11 (12, 13) front right side st, 8 (8, 9) right side shoulder st, 14 (15, 16) back section st, 8 (8, 9) left side shoulder st, 6 (7, 8) left front st and 4 button band st. K 3 rows in seed st. BO in patt. finishing Mark placement of buttons and sew on securely. Weave in loose ends. important notice: This is a free pattern and you are welcome to use it for all the non-commercial purposes you like. However, you may not reproduce this pattern to sell, and you may not sell what you make with it. You may donate what you make with it to charity, and you may use it for charity fundraisers only if 100% of the proceeds are donated to the charity (and by charity I don't mean your kid's college fund). Thanks for understanding!
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A cabled heirloom cap and sweater set for the newest family member. Skill level: Easy Shown in size Small Sizes Directions are for infant’s Newborn size (3 mos). Changes for sizes Small (6 mos), Medium (9 mos) and Large (12 mos) are in parentheses. Finished Measurements
I have been making a frenzy of octopuses…..octopuses? Is that the plural of octopus? I always call them octopi. This is a fun pattern that I worked up, and can be done with virtually any yarn…
If you're looking for the 12/18M size of the Painted Canyon Cardigan, look no further! This is the second smallest size of the hooded cardigan pattern.
Im so happy to have found all these FREE knitting patterns for boys. They make the perfect gift for just about any little man in your life!
DIRECT DOWNLOAD PDF Knitting Pattern! You will receive a email indicating that your pattern is ready for download after your payment is processed. Keep little ears warm and toasty with this snug little bonnet. Features a simple ribbed pattern around the face to allow a snug but versatile fit within each size. Pattern knits up fast in worsted weight yarn. Clear instructions and schematic diagram included. Skills: Knit, purl, cast off, single row buttonhole (instructions included) Construction: Knit flat as one piece and seamed at the back. Sizes: Bonnet pattern written for sizes: 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-24 months and 3T/4T. Includes instructions for a single row button hole. Yarn: 54(60, 70, 96, 114)yds Worsted Weight Yarn Needles: 7US Straight / 4.5mm Straight *** Simple Ribbed Bonnet pattern is meant for personal use only and are not meant for distribution in any form. Items made with this pattern may NOT be sold at this time.
Sweet little knitted cardigans for kids are definitely among the main reasons why we should start our knitting adventure right now.
