Knitting Pattern | NURIS Jumpsuit | Size 50/56 - 98/104

The NURIS Jumpsuit starts with the straps and is then worked—first in rows, and later in the round—all the way down to the heels.
Since babies don’t all have the same body shape, the design includes two points of adjustment.
Chest and back section: This part is worked in garter stitch. The garter texture is naturally stretchy, allowing the romper to “grow” a few extra centimeters with the baby.
Ribbed cuffs on the legs: These are designed to be folded up at first. As the baby grows, they can simply be worn unfolded, making the leg length adjustable.
The pattern includes two versions—one with buttons on the straps and one without. Even with closed straps, putting the romper on and taking it off is easy: the straps can simply be slipped over the shoulders, so there’s no need to undo the buttons.
The diaper area is designed with extra room, so the jumpsuitalso fits babies who wear cloth diapers. From size 86/92 onward, the pattern also includes a version with fewer stitches in the crotch area for children who no longer wear diapers. (This does not imply that a child of this size is expected to be potty trained—every child develops at their own pace ).

The jumpsuit is named after little Nuri.

The pattern issuitable for confident beginners. You can find links to suitable YouTube videos for the techniques used.
Techniques
k2tog, k2tog tbl, kfb, k tbl, m1l, m1r, skp, sl1 wyib, yo

Size
50/56 (62/68) 74/80 (86/92) 98/104
0-3 months (3-6 months) 9-12 months (18- 24 months) 3 years
Measurements of finished jumpsuit:
Waist circumference: 46 (50) 55 (58.5) 63.5 cm
(18 (19.75) 21.75 (23) 25 in)
Length (neckline to crotch): 27 (32) 38 (40.5) 43 cm (10.5 (12.5) 15 (16) 17 in)

Material
Yarn
100-150 (150) 150 (200) 200-250 g
Baby Merino by Drops
50 g = 175 m, 100 % merino wool

Equipment

• Circular needle 3.0 mm (US 2.5),
  80 cm (32 in)
• Circular needle 3.5 mm (US 4),
  80 cm (32 in)
• If you don’t want to knit the legs and leg cuffs using a circular needle and the Magic Loop method, you will also need: double-pointed needles 3.0 mm (US 2.5), double-pointed needles 3.5 mm (US 4)
• 2 buttons, max. 15 mm (0.6 in)
• Needle and thread to sew on the buttons
• 5 stitch markers (use one stitch marker in a different colour or shape to mark the beginning of the round)
• Tapestry needle

Gauge
24 sts X 34 rounds = 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 in) (stockinette stitch; 3.5 mm (US 4) knitted in rounds)
24 sts X 48 rows = 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 in) (garter stitch; 3,5 mm (US 4) knitted in row)