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 Deepika, from the Fall 2019 issue
Wickerwork is a seamless, unisex pullover worked in round from the top down, beginning with a ribbed neckline. The front and the back have pretty wicker-like pattern and the sleeves are worked plain. The hat is worked from the bottom up beginning with a ribbed brim. The hat is topped with a large pom-pom.
View ProjectBy Melissa Metzbower, from the Fall 2019 issue
I’m a big fan of bright happy colors on babies ― and a sweater that will match multiple outfits is even better! Choose whatever color palette you love! Make this baby sweater as crazy or subdued as you like! As a bonus, this is a great stashbusting project. The stripes use less than 50 grams each.
View ProjectBy Ciara Ní Reachtnín, from the The Royal Knitting Collection: 5 Patterns Fit for a Princess issue
A quirky and whimsical crown for the dress up box, no child’s toy box will be complete without the Crown Jewels. This crown is worked flat in garter stitch, and then the edges are folded over and crocheted together to create the correct shape. The points of the crown are made with simple increases, decreases, cast ons and bind offs. To keep its sturdy (and royal) look, the crown is lightly stuffed with poly-fil so it will never droop. Buttoned jewels help to finish the royal look.
View ProjectBy Ciara Ní Reachtnín, from the The Baby Knits Collection: 5 Sweet Little Patterns for Her issue
The Layla Overalls are loose and baggy with plenty of positive ease to help little ones stay cool in the hot weather. Plus, look how adorable they are? Boasting heart-shaped pockets on the front and back, you can’t go wrong with a timeless pattern featuring a modern twist.
View ProjectBy Ciara Ní Reachtnín, from the The Baby Knits Collection: 5 Sweet Little Patterns for Her issue
Linnaea is an oversized bow headband for a baby or toddler made with super soft yarn. The band is worked in stockinette stitch in the round and shaped with short rows, allowing the edges to curl while creating a comfortable fit. The bow is worked separately in two rectangles and attached to the band. It’s the perfect accessory for family photo shoots and everyday cuteness alike!
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard, from the The Baby Knits Collection: 5 Sweet Little Patterns for Her issue
Create the most precious baby romper with this staple pattern. Worked from the top down with a raglan design and short sleeves, this piece features an open front for easy wearing. Finish it off with your favorite button set for a pattern that’s perfect for gifting!
View ProjectBy Karen Fletcher, from the The Beach Collection: 5 Knits to Take to the Sea issue
This is the perfect easy but adorable project for the little girl in your life. Knit out of cotton yarn she’ll stay cool and be able to wear this anywhere from a birthday party to the beach.
View ProjectBy Olya Bagi, from the The Baby Knits Collection: 5 Sweet Little Patterns for Her issue
Gabriella is an all-time favorite piece in your little girl’s closet. Fluffy, cute, stylish and easy to make, she’ll want to wear this vest everywhere. Worked bottom up to the armholes in one piece, it’s then divided into two fronts and a back that are worked separately. We promise she’ll love this fun and funky design!
View ProjectBy Ciara Ní Reachtnín, from the The Royal Knitting Collection: 5 Patterns Fit for a Princess issue
This is a beautiful summer top for all the little girls in your life. Knit in cotton, it’s cool to wear and as fancy as can be — complete with flouncy ruffled sleeves and a peplum bottom that adds style and flair to this trendy piece. Skill Level: Intermediate
View ProjectBy Emily Ringelman, from the The Baby Knits Collection: 5 Sweet Little Patterns for Her issue
What’s better than a classic sweater she can wear all year long? A sweater that’s covered in knitted bows! This top-down raglan is not only simple to make, but the garter stitch bows are a perfect excuse for some stashbusting! Use ups odds and ends of your favorite sock yarn to make a sweater design that really pops. The possibilities are endless and the result is timeless!
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