Contains:
- US terms and measurements used
- Instructions include picture guides and written instructions in US terms for sizes in 6, 12, 18, and 24 month
- 6 month Chest 20" Length 11" , Color A approximately 2 oz or 97 yards , Color B approximately 2.2 oz or 106 yards
- 12 month Chest 22.5" Length 12" , Color A approximately 2.4 oz or 117 yards , Color B approximately 3 oz or 146 yards
- 18 month Chest 24" Length 13" , Color A approximately 2.4 oz or 117 yards , Color B approximately 3.7 oz or 181 yards
- 24 month Chest 26.5" Length 14" , Color A approximately 3.2 oz or 156 yards , Color B approximately 3.6 oz or 176 yards
- Gauge 10 sc over 16 rows = 4x4 inch square swatch
- Skill level adventurous beginner with experience in the round
- Stitches used ch, sl st, sc, dc, sc2tog
Materials you need at home:
- US M/9.00mm crochet hook
- Medium weight yarn Vanna's Choice in Fishermen and Silver Blue
- Stitch markers
- Tapestry needle
I love this little sweater because it is worked in the round, removing the need to sew and seam long portions of the garment. :) The yoke is used to join the sleeves and body together, then decreases to create the collar. There is an alternating stitch within the pattern to help keep us on track for stitch count. The sweater is used with medium weight yarn, so it is light enough for spring and summer, but also warm enough for mild winters! Months 12 and 24 have wider borders than months 6 and 18 to help meet the length requirement without breaking the pattern. I love making these sweaters for a quick baby shower gift (around 6 hours of work), and to use up my spare bundles of yarn.
CocoaBe Designs
Hello! CocoaBe started with a dream of mine three years ago. I love crochet and the creative outlet it gives me. My mom taught it to me when I was seven years old. I found a blanket in her pattern book and wanted to try it so badly! It had two rows and at the time that seemed so daunting and the process so time-consuming. But she helped me get started and showed me the basics. She completed one row, then I raced to finish the next row. Back and forth we went until we had a beautiful afghan for my bedroom. I still have it! :) And the pattern! I hope my patterns will inspire you for years to come and be cherished with your family as well.
My design aesthetic is to create modern and simple designs with cozy-textured feels. It is truly my goal to create patterns that inspire love, joy, and cozy-feels (not frustration and despair!) <3 Happy Crochet!
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