Baby Patterns

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Knitting Pattern Baby Sweater Soft
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With a little
imagination, you can create beautiful sweaters for babies.

Here is a simple basic pattern for sizes 56-62(68-74)(80-86).

The matching Baby Shoes Soft are also available in my shop!

You will use:
30 g Baby Smiles Lenja Soft
100 g(150g) G –B Micro Rose white
Needles size 3 -3.5
1 button or 1 wooden bead

Pattern:
PDF format
Explained in detail step by step in words and pictures!

Difficulty: Easy

These fox baby shoes make a particularly fun gift. You can use up all your leftover yarn here, since you only need a small amount.
For a sole length of 9 cm, you’ll need about 20 g of yarn per pair, and for 14 cm, about 50 g per pair.
You can find the pattern here!

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This cute first doll is a wonderful gift for a newborn baby, for a birth or christening...or just because.
Quickly and easily, with the help of this detailed, step-by-step pattern with lots of photos, the cute little Püppi comes to life.
Even beginners can make the doll very well!
This crochet project is also ideal for using up scraps, because it uses small amounts of leftover yarn too.

These cute little baby booties are quick and easy to crochet, always a perfect gift for a newborn and a lovely little present to bring along.

• Cotton yarn with a length of 125 m per 50 g was used (e.g. Catania). You’ll need a total of 50 g of yarn per pair.
• The crochet pattern for the baby booties is written for size 19. Using the specified materials, the inner sole of the shoes will be 10–11 cm long, making them suitable for babies aged 6–9 months.

The pattern is 9 pages long, fully illustrated, and suitable for beginners with basic crochet skills.

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This cute baby strappy dress grows with your little one for a whole year. It fits from about 6 to 18 months.
The pattern is written so that even somewhat experienced beginners with basic skills can follow along.


The strappy dress can be worn year-round. The cotton yarn can also be replaced with wool of the same yardage (150 m/50 g).

Click here for the knitting pattern for the baby strappy dress. 

Cute hat in fresh colors. Great for fall or windy summer evenings. Knitted in stockinette stitch, with an appliqué. Materials needed: 50 g each of sock yarn in white, turquoise, and light gray for the hat and gloves.
An appliqué of your choice.
            Knitting pattern for hat and gloves

Cute baby booties that are sure to bring a lot of joy. They’re knitted on two needles and come with detailed instructions. Knitting them is a lot of fun, and these adorable booties will bring great joy.
They make wonderful gifts.
     Cute baby booties approx. 2–4 months

Have fun making them—whether you give them as a gift or keep them for yourself.

Here is the pattern for a lovely scarf that will soon be needed in baby's wardrobe, or to make a nice and practical gift for an expectant mom.

,      Knitting pattern for a baby scarf from approx. 0-6 months

Material needed: 50 g yarn for needle size 4.5. 2 needles size 4.5. You will also need an appliqué of your choice.

Mobile for the Baby Crib
A crocheted mobile is unique for every baby. For the 3 bears, 3 stars, and the large moon, you’ll need:

• 50 g yellow cotton yarn, 125 m/50 g
• Scraps of cotton yarn, 125 m/50 g, in pink, light green, light blue, and brown
• 6 safety eyes, 6 mm
• black sewing thread
• thin crochet thread for hanging
• stuffing
• 2.5 mm crochet hook 
• mobile hanger with 6 arms
• approx. 30 wooden beads, 6 mm

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There’s nothing sweeter than baby shoes—and they’re so quick and easy to make yourself!

If you’d like the complete 3-piece set, you save a full EUR 2.00—you’ll find the bundle in our shop!

The pattern is designed for a foot length of about 9–10 cm.
However, the included template and gauge make it easy to make any size!

A detailed, illustrated step-by-step pattern (24 images) guides you through making the baby shoes!

You’ll also find a table for baby and children’s shoe sizes (including cm measurements) in the pattern.

And here’s the link to the pattern and more details...

Our little girls want to be dressed fashionably too...
... and we want that too :-)

Cheerful colors and a sophisticated pattern make this soul warmer a MUST HAVE!
Knitted in the right quality, this shrug can be worn in any season and for any occasion.

The finished shrug in the product image shows children's size 98.
However, the pattern is designed for sizes 50 - 152!
Gauge is included as always—for any adaptations.

An exact cut as well as 2 detailed schematics make the knitting process easier.

You will also find size charts for ages 0 - 12 years in the pattern.

And here’s the pattern and more details...

Our little girls are perfectly "shod" with these ballerinas...
The button sets the trend!

Also an ideal project for using up leftovers. Finished in 1–2 hours!

The pattern is designed for a foot length of about 9–10 cm.
However, the included gauge makes it easy to make any size!

You will also find a table for baby and children's shoe sizes (incl. cm measurements) in the pattern.

And here you can find the pattern and more details...

Now it’s that time again, Wiesn season—and a little vest like this for the little ones is in high demand:

Crochet Pattern Baby Traditional Vest




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For a traditional vest like this, using different colors and different buttons changes the style—it's worth trying out..


We need
for size 50/56 approx. 125 g,
for size 62/68 approx. 150 g,
for size 74/80 approx. 200 g, 

e.g. Schoeller+Stahl Zimba Top (= 4-ply), 80% wool, 20 polyamide, 50 g – 150 m, needle size according to the label 3.5 – 3.0, crochet hook size 4.0 used here; gauge according to the label 25 sts x 33 rows = 10 x 10 cm;

plus contrasting yarn for edging and bow: 50 g of 6-ply yarn, e.g. Zimba Medium or another (sock) yarn 50 g – 125 m.

Measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends, 2 decorative buttons.


These crochet skills are required:
chain stitches, half double crochet, double crochet, front post double crochet, back post double crochet, slip stitches, crocheting in rows. Post double crochets are explained. The pattern is not a basic crochet course, but it does include relevant link tips.


Included in the download :

• PDF pattern, illustrated over 10 pages. Instructions for size 50/56 with information up to size 80
• PDF table of baby measurements for sizes 50 to 104

Difficulty level: intermediate (for experienced crocheters: easy)

For warm little baby feet. You can also "wrap" cash gifts in these..

Easy baby crochet booties (knitting version included)



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This is an illustrated crochet pattern for easy-to-crochet baby booties.

Basic crochet skills are sufficient.

We need:

approx. 50 g cotton (blend) yarn with a yardage of approx. 90 m per 50 g, for (knitting) needle size 4.0 – 5.0; used here: crochet hook 4.5; thinner yarn can also be used - the specified measurements are what matters (check the gauge), leftover yarn for the bows or 2 pretty buttons, yarn needle, tape measure, scissors

In addition to the detailed pattern, I have also created a short crochet pattern (sketch) as well as a short pattern for the knitting version.

Baby Hat Ladylike for head circumference 38 cm - 40 cm crocheted



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This baby hat is suitable for year-round wear and designed for a head circumference of approx. 38 cm – 40 cm. If you leave off the brim, it is a beanie.

Required crochet skills: chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch. The magic ring and post double crochet are explained, like the entire pattern, with detailed pictures . The PDF pattern also includes a short version (for possible printing). Difficulty level: medium.

We need:
50 g per color (= 150 g total) soft yarn, used here:
Cosima by Schoeller+Stahl, 55% virgin wool, 45% polyacrylic, 50 g – 70 m, information according to the label: for knitting needle size 6 – 7, gauge: 14.5 sts x 21 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm. This corresponds to a crochet hook size of 5 – 6, but used here: crochet hook size 4.5; measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle
for weaving in ends, decorative button

For your little sunshine, there’s nothing cozier than their very own baby blanket made by Mom, Grandma, or another dear person. With a hood, of course, so that their little head is always well protected.
And when the very little sunshine grows into a bigger sunshine, the blanket will be a faithful companion day and night.


click here for the pattern

In the pattern, you’ll find lots of pictures and a color-highlighted crochet chart.

You should know these techniques:

• chain stitches
• double crochet
• slip stitches
• single crochet

Material

• crochet hook size 4
• darning needle for weaving in the ends and sewing on the hood
• Yarn with 50 g = approx. 196 meters, needle size 2.5–3 (I used Woll Butt Versailles), 5 different colors: 2 inner colors 2 x 50 g, 3 outer colors 3 x 50 g. For a larger blanket, adjust the amount of yarn accordingly.

Knitting pattern for preemie socks/baby/doll socks/keychain..






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Sweet preemie socks for a total foot length starting at 4.5 cm can also be used as doll socks or as a keychain and/or as packaging for a money gift, or or..

The pattern, together with the sock chart, can be used for additional sock sizes up to shoe size 20 .


The download contains 4 files:

• PDF preemie sock chart up to size 20 for baby socks
• PDF pattern for the individual preemie socks, 4.5 cm to 7.5 cm total foot length
  (23 pages incl. photos)
• Detailed PDF pattern with lots of pictures for the basic principle (using newborn socks as an example –17 pages)
• PDF handwritten sketches (using a newborn sock as an example – 2 pages)

General knitting skills (as well as knitting stitches together) are sufficient.


Required materials for 1 pair of socks up to newborn size: approx. 10 g 4-ply sock yarn, or leftover yarn. You will also need a set of double-pointed needles size 2.5, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends, and possibly a key ring

Oktoberfest season is a great occasion for this:

Knitting pattern for a baby traditional vest, size 86/92, with intarsia cable





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But not just during Oktoberfest season...

For this special sleeveless baby vest without buttons, we need:

150 g gray merino wool + 50 g red merino wool, here Schachenmayr Merino Extrafine 120, 50 g – 120 m yardage, gauge according to the ball band: 22 sts x 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm, knitting needles 3.0–4.0; here: knitting needles 4.0, cable needle, crochet hook 3.5 for the bow, stitch holder or similar for holding stitches, yarn needle for weaving in ends, stitch marker is helpful.

The PDF pattern is illustrated.

The red cable on the back is worked in intarsia technique (illustrated explanation is included) and requires a bit of time and skill - so I would not recommend it for beginner knitters.

The cable also looks beautiful in solid gray, and the whole piece is then knitted up quite quickly. I therefore recommend that beginner knitters knit this vest completely without the cable and/or in one color.

Sock-Knitting Course for 4-ply yarn - all sizes for baby, children’s, women’s, and men’s socks



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Knitting socks (possibly with leftover sock yarn) is wonderful to do - no matter where you are - and both little and big feet will be delighted with the results.

This is an illustrated sock-knitting course using baby socks size 15, knitted from 4-ply sock yarn, with charts for all sizes

Included in the download :

• Main PDF pattern with detailed photos
• handwritten sketches
• baby sock chart for sizes 15 - 20
• sock chart for sizes 22 - 47

A short-form baby mitten pattern is integrated into the main pattern.

Don’t be alarmed! It’s harder to describe the process than it is to knit the socks.

Required materials:
4-ply sock yarn (wonderfully soft options include, for example, Ferner “Lungauer Sockengarn” merino sock yarns, or Austermann “Step” with aloe vera and jojoba, or “Comfort” with cashmere)

• approx. 15 g for the baby socks,
• approx. 10 g for the baby mittens,
• for adult socks up to size 44: 100 g,
• if larger than size 44, then 150 g is required.

Set of double-pointed needles 2.5, tape measure, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.

How about using baby socks, for example, as “packaging” for gifts of money or sweets, as an Advent calendar, as a keychain, decoration, or similar...?

And here’s the

sock knitting course for socks made from 6-ply yarn—with charts for all sizes




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. .but of course, not just for Christmas.
Socks made from 6-ply sock yarn are slightly thicker—and therefore warmer—and, above all, knit faster than those made from 4-ply yarn. They’re usually preferred for house and bed socks , slippers , or even for hiking in mountain boots . Men love these kinds of socks in work boots .

This is a sock knitting course , illustrated in detail using children’s socks in size 32/33 as an example.
All other sizes can be knitted according to the corresponding chart information for 6-ply sock yarn .


Included in the download :

• PDF sock-knitting pattern—illustrated step by step (22 pages)
• Baby sock size chart for 6-ply sock yarn, from newborns up to shoe size 20
• Sock chart for 6-ply sock yarn: children’s socks up to adult shoe size 47

You will need

• Approx. 25 g for baby socks
• up to shoe size 33: approx. 50 g
• 1 ball = 150 g (length approx. 420 m to 450 m) up to shoe size 44;
• 200 g – 250 g from size 45 onward

of a 6-ply sock yarn; here we’re using the extra-soft Christmas yarn in color 02, “Mally Socks – Lungauer Sockenwolle” by Ferner Wolle, 75% merino, 25% polyamide; Gauge: approx. 22 sts x 31 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm; set of double-pointed needles size 3.5; a row counter is helpful; measuring tape, scissors, and a yarn needle for weaving in ends.

For 4-ply sock yarns, a separate sock knitting course with corresponding charts is available—see also above:  https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/5603/sockenstrick-lehrgang-fuer-4-faediges-garn-alle-groessen-fuer-baby-kinder-damen-herrensocken

These are the baby booties from the Baby Knitting Set "Jakob" (click me)
:

Knitting pattern for simple baby booties “Jakob” – also ideal for beginners




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Matching baby booties for every outfit – quick and easy to knit.
You can also divide up the colors differently as you like, fold the cuff inward or outward, sew on a button, etc.

The step-by-step illustrated main pattern describes the version shown in the cover image. There is also a short pattern to print out and a sketch (be sure to download it).

These basic knitting skills are required:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, knitting in rows, edge stitches, binding off, color changes.

We need:
50 g soft merino yarn with approx. 120 m–130 m yardage per 50 g skein, color petrol, for knitting needle size 3–4, approx. 20 g of matching leftover yarn in the same yarn weight, color eggshell white or light beige (= leftover yarn). Gauge according to the yarn label: 22 stitches x 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm, used here: knitting needle 3.5, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle, for the bow a 3.0 crochet hook.

From the “Jakob” Baby Knitting Set (click here) :

JAKOB Baby Cardigan plus Loop



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This baby cardigan (from the 4-piece “Jakob” set) can be worn in all seasons—even on cool summer days without the loop. The loop is knitted separately and buttons up at the back.

The set is available in size 62/68, but can also fit up to size 74 if needed —it “grows with the baby”—made from soft, temperature-regulating merino yarn with a length of approx. 120 to 130 m (e.g., from Schachenmayr) for needle sizes 3 to 4.

Basic knitting skills are sufficient.

Included in the download:

• PDF pattern for the “Jakob” baby jacket—illustrated
• PDF pattern for the “Jakob” loop—illustrated
• PDF measurements for traditional baby jackets up to size 74

And here is the complete package:

Baby Knitting Set Jakob - 4 Pieces



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This baby knitting set will probably never go out of style and consists of a hat, jacket, loop scarf, and baby shoes. It is made from soft merino yarn, approx. 120 to 130 m yardage (approx. 150 g in petrol + approx. 50 g light beige or eggshell) for needle size 3 to 4. You will also need a measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for sewing in ends, 3.0 crochet hook, 1 button for the loop scarf, buttons for the jacket if desired, and an appliqué if desired.

These knitting skills are required:
Knitting in rows and in the round, casting on stitches and binding off, knit and purl stitches, edge stitches, decreasing by knitting stitches together, increasing with a yarn over/from the strand between stitches, crocheting a foundation chain

Included in the download as a PDF:

• Brief pattern for the baby hat (knitted in the round) for head circumference approx. 40 cm - 42 cm
• Illustrated pattern for the baby jacket size 62/68 (possibly also wearable up to size 74)
• Baby measurements for jackets in traditional/country-house style, size 50/56 to size 74
• Illustrated pattern for the baby loop scarf
• Illustrated pattern for the knitted baby shoes (a foundation chain is crocheted for the bow)
• Brief pattern for baby shoes + sketch

as well as

• the simple version of the Excel spreadsheet for converting your individual gauge (if no Excel program is available, download a free program such as “Libre Office” from the internet and use the spreadsheet with it)

A real evergreen:

Baby traditional-style knitted cardigan, size 50/56, including a gauge conversion chart




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...the traditional classic in miniature...

This cardigan can also be knitted as a vest without sleeves (in that case, crochet around the armholes once in green using single crochet).

For the model shown here of this easy-to-knit baby traditional-style cardigan, you’ll need approx. 100 g of 4-ply sock yarn or similar, e.g. Zimba Top by Schoeller+Stahl in classic traditional gray + 50 g (or leftover yarn) for the edging, knitted in traditional green, knitting needles size 3.0 and, if needed, a size 3–3.5 crochet hook for the decorative foundation chain on the button band.

The PDF pattern includes 15 images.

Also included in the download as a bonus is a simplified version of my Excel spreadsheet for quickly converting your gauge to the desired size (applicable to all knitted/crocheted pieces;
a spreadsheet program is required, e.g. Excel or LibreOffice—the latter is available free online).

Basic knitting skills are assumed (i.e. these steps are not illustrated).
Required knitting skills: cross cast-on, knit stitches, bind off, increase stitches (from the strand between stitches), yarn over (for the buttonholes), knit two stitches together. 

How about this classic set:

Knitting pattern set BABY TRADITIONAL JACKET CLASSIC plus hat



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This set includes

• the illustrated pattern for the baby traditional jacket (size 50/56)
• and the short pattern for the matching hat

in a simple, absolutely classic traditional style for our littlest ones. Both knitting patterns are also available separately.

General knitting skills as well as knitting in the round (hat) are sufficient.

Both pieces are knitted with soft merino yarn with 120 to 130 m yardage per 50 g ball, for knitting needle size 3–4.

Knitting pattern for baby socks with cable




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These cute baby socks with a cable, knitted from 4-ply sock yarn, e.g. especially soft cashmere sock yarn (Comfort sock yarn) or alpaca sock yarn (from ApuKuntur), are especially temperature-regulating and cuddly soft.

They can also be repurposed, for example as “packaging” for gifts of money, jewelry, etc. I once packaged my wedding money gift this way.

Included in the download :

• PDF knitting pattern, 18 pages (actually almost a sock-knitting course), detailed and illustrated for size 15 (newborns); larger sizes can be knitted easily according to the included table information
• PDF supplementary handwritten sketch
• PDF baby sock size chart for sizes 15–20
• PDF sock size chart from size 22 (up to 47)

Required materials: for sizes 15 to 22 approx. 15 g 4-ply sock yarn (leftover yarn), set of double-pointed needles size 2.5, cable needle, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle.

These cute little baby booties are quick and easy to crochet, a perfect gift for St. Nicholas Day and a great little present to bring along.

• The crochet pattern for the baby booties is written in size 19; the different information for size 17 is written in parentheses.
• Cotton with a yardage of 125 m per 50 g was used (e.g., Catania). You will need a total of 55 g of yarn per pair.
• Crochet hook size no. 2.5.

Using the specified materials, the inside sole of the shoes in size 19 will be about 11–11.5 cm long, making them suitable for babies 6–9 months old. In size 17, about 10–10.5 cm, suitable for babies 3–6 months old.

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With a little cable pattern:

Baby traditional-style jacket OANS GLATT - OANS GNÄDLT - knitting pattern




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A little translation from Bavarian:
Oans glatt = knit 1 stitch; oans Gnädlt = purl 1 stitch (comes from the way it looks, like a dumpling). But don’t worry, the knitting pattern is written in standard German - grin..

The pattern is worked out in detail for size 70
with options to adjust it for sizes 50 to 104.

Basic knitting techniques are used, plus cabling, knitting stitches together, increasing stitches from the bar between stitches – everything is explained with pictures. Difficulty level: intermediate.

The download includes:

• PDF knitting pattern with plenty of pictures (29 pages)
  incl. short version for printing
• PDF Knitting Basics – basic knitting techniques with pictures
• PDF baby measurements for this traditional jacket model sizes 50 to 104

Material:

150 g (size 104: possibly 200 g) 6-ply sock yarn, Regia Tweed, 70% virgin wool, 25% polyamide, 50 g – 125 m for needle size 3.0 to 4.0; plus 50 g for the bands here in denim blue; gauge according to the ball band: 22 stitches x 30 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm. Used here: size 3.5 knitting needles; stitch marker is helpful; cable needle, stitch holder or another knitting needle for putting the neck stitches on hold, yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors.

The cuddly vehicles are perfect for our little ones’ first crawling attempts.

Whether fire engine, police car, ambulance, taxi, submarine, or helicopter, there’s sure to be something for every little explorer.
Wee-woo, wee-woo, even for the littlest ones.

click here to get to Flitzi and Poldi



click here for Karli and Timmy



and click here to get to Bernd and Hubi

Knitting pattern_Dress Lina
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A little dress is simply a must-have for every little princess ;-)

Because knitting for babies is such a joy,
I designed the patterns so that even beginners
can easily make this dress.
Have fun knitting!

Size 62/68(74)(80)

Material:
Schachenmayr Bravo Originals100(150)(150) g 08346 dark antique rose
50(100)(100) g 08322 (light antique rose)
50(50)(50) g 02106 effect yarn
Yardage: 50 g / 133 m
Circular knitting needle size 3 (40 cm)
1 set of double-pointed needles size 3
1 crochet hook for the cord
Wooden beads

Gauge:
Stockinette stitch: 22 stitches and 30 rows  10x10cm

Difficulty level:
medium

Pattern:
PDF format
The individual steps and stitch patterns are described in detail
and documented with pictures.