Find an array of baby knitting patterns including knit baby afghans, baby knit booties, knit baby sweaters, knit hats and more. Find the perfect knitting shower gift.
By Vikki Bird, from the December 2019 issue
Narwhals are great, but have you seen a narwhal wearing a Santa hat? Now you have! This festive little narwhal takes the original Unicorn of the Sea Sweater from February 2018 and adds on an adorable Santa hat. Made with the intarsia technique and worked flat from the bottom up, this whimsical sweater is a must-have project for the holidays.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the Holiday Guide issue
Bunny’s best pal, Fox, sports generously pointy ears, white-tipped tail and a dashing scarf.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the Holiday Guide issue
Bunny can be seen gallivanting through the woods with her pal, Fox. Bunnies get cold sometimes, so it’s extra important to knit her a hat.
View ProjectBy Rachel Borello Carroll, from the Holiday Guide issue
This sleepy little kitten is just the right size for cuddling up for a nap during a long car ride. She is knitted in separate parts, sewn together and shaped by simple increases and decreases.
View ProjectBy Rachel Borello Carroll, from the Holiday Guide issue
This classic-style horse will leave you wanting one in every color. Knitted in the round in multiple pieces, simple increases and decreases are used to shape the body so you won’t need to learn any complicated stitches!
View ProjectBy Jessica Anderson, from the Holiday Guide issue
A sneaky raccoon is designed in honor of the classic children’s story “The Kissing Hand.” The sleeves feature a little detailed heart made with embroidery stitches. It serves as a sweet reminder of that kiss of love that stays on your little one’s hand all day long and forever.
View ProjectBy Amanda Saladin, from the Holiday Guide issue
This adorable baby costume might actually be too cute to be spooky, but either way, work up this pattern to give your new member of the family something to wear for Halloween. The onesie, tail and kitty ear headband will complete this perfect costume.
View ProjectBy Áine Marriott, from the Holiday Guide issue
The basic shape is simple and quick to knit, with colors being the main difference between each animal. The pattern is knitted flat and then seamed, and the headbands have a built-in lining so that the reverse of the colorwork is hidden and won’t get caught on little fingers.
View ProjectBy Nadya Stallings, from the Holiday Guide issue
Knit this set with siblings in mind. These coordinating vest and jumper designs pair classic plaid colorwork with an attractive 3×2 Rib stitch pattern. They also make wonderful gifts!
View ProjectBy Ashlee Lackovic, from the Holiday Guide issue
Get ready for festive fun with this red and white striped hat. It is worked in the round and sized for babies and toddlers up to three years.
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