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Baby Patterns from Knitting Daily: 7 Free Baby Knitting Patterns

Jun 4, 2009 posted by Knitting Daily
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Designer: Compilation
Published: May 29, 2009
Technique: Mixed
Skill Level: Easy

Knitting Daily Editor, Sandi Wiseheart has selected seven designs for the young ones in your family. Choose from a blanket full of stars, or a barnyard full of booties; a pair of stylish baby socks or a hat for baby's head; an easy, tiny jacket or a classic cabled cardigan; and last but not least, a set of quick-to-knit toys to delight young hands and hearts. From the simplest garter stitch pattern to cables and lace, you'll find something here for every skill level and every taste.

Skill level: Easy and up!

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jldotson39 wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 10:24 AM
Hooray and thanks. Just in time as we have 5 babies soon in our church and new patterns are always great. Thanks again.
SherryI wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 10:25 AM
Very adorable patterns. Thank you so much for giving them to us !!!
carol@16 wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 10:59 AM
Thank you for the BabyPatterns I've never did any baby things. Thanks again. Carol
SuzanneB wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 11:02 AM
Awesome! Just in time for "baby season" in our neighbourhood! Suze - oh and thanks so much for the newsletter - I've learned so much since I subscribed!
MonicaL@3 wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 12:15 PM
A big huge thank you! Just in time for my new grand babies !
Becka@2 wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 12:41 PM
Thanks so much. I am working with the Knit-A-Square project and we need easy patterns to make hats and sweaters for AIDS orphans in Africa. I was just ready for some new patterns. Mostly we knit or crochet 8" X 8" squares that are mailed to South Africa and made into blankets. I will be able to use the hat pattern for a square also. Love your newsletter!
D Cawley wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 1:09 PM
thank you so much Sandi. Excellent timing for me too as I have 3 new babes on the horizon.
Jeannie wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 1:35 PM
Great patterns Thanks
zeldabows wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 1:43 PM
It is so sweet to be able to knit for babies. My grandchildren are all grown but my children's friends are still having children. Thank you.
BarbaraB@13 wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 2:56 PM
awesome patterns , thank you very much for making them available to us all, have a wonderful weekend, Barb
Aoy wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 5:09 PM
thank you very much, i will make for my baby.
StellaF wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 5:10 PM
Great patterns to choose from. I especially like the kimona and baby blanket to welcome our new baby. Thanks for making it easier to get started by offering these free patterns.
Socorro de Tovar wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 6:00 PM
Sandi, Thank you they are adorable Coco
JanieW wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 8:03 PM
Sandi, Thank you so much for this group of patterns. I am always looking for unique gifts. The barnyard booties are perfect!! Since we live on a farm, this will help people remember where the gift came from. I am excited to get started. Blessings, Janie
CatsRCats1 wrote
on Jun 5, 2009 8:09 PM
I love the look of the blanket. It looks so soft and airy.
UnDawnted wrote
on Jun 8, 2009 8:53 AM
I LOVE the look of ALL the patterns - but am getting a message saying the link is broken . . . can't open the patterns. This has never happened before, with either the paid or the free patterns - so am not complaining lol - just asking for help! THank you, Dawn
DebraC@2 wrote
on Jun 8, 2009 12:17 PM
These patterns are lovely. Thank you!
Katneedle wrote
on Jun 9, 2009 3:08 AM
Love patterns, especially the Star Light Star Bright blanket, but had problems downloading them. Having eventually achieved that, I became so excited when I saw the blanket in close detail that I leapt off the chair! When I printed patterns off, however, charts weren't included in the print, so will have to do them by hand. Sure it'll be worth it in the end! Thanks again for such lovely patterns, Kath, South Wales, UK.
ltcmom wrote
on Jun 9, 2009 3:32 PM
Has anyone else tried to find the Kolibri cotton yarn for Barnyard Booties? I can't seem to find it sold anywhere. Does anyone know a similar substitute?
JanS@5 wrote
on Jun 10, 2009 7:24 PM
Thankyou so much!
Yarnsnob wrote
on Jun 10, 2009 7:29 PM
I have every issue of Interweave Knits, including the Premier Issue. The Starlight baby blanket appeared in an issue from years back, and I knitted it up in a gorgeous shade of deep Atlantic Ocean blue--not sky, and definitely not navy. It was a real challenge, on US size 2 needles, with the star lace motifs on both right and wrong side! I was amazed how quickly I was able to complete it, because I just couldn't get enough. It was the first time I picked up and knitted on a perpendicular lace border (even mitered corners!) Once I wet-blocked it on a bed sheet spread out on the floor, with about a million pins, my mouth just fell open, because it turned out so beautifully. It's an heirloom, and truly knit from a single strand of fingering weight yarn (I spliced in each new skein). It was very well received. Don't be deterred by the challenging work, or tiny needles. I plan to knit another, and it will now be "child's play." It is a skill builder and will do you proud!
Yarnsnob wrote
on Jun 10, 2009 8:41 PM
Oh, I forgot to mention: the pattern calls for knitting the lace border SEPARATELY, and sewing it on. NO WAY. Cast on the blankie using a provisional cast-on, and DO NOT bind off when the center square is complete. Instead, finish with a right-side row, and use a long circular needle to pick up stitches down the left side (right side facing), knit on the bottom live stitches and remove waste yarn, and pick up stitches up the right side. Provisionally cast on enough stitches for the lace border, and finish every other row of border by knitting the last stitch of border together with a picked-up stitch on the blankie. Continue all round, mitering the corners as you reach them. When you get all the way around the blanket, graft end of border to beginning and YOU ARE DONE. Who wants to sew on the border? It will block much more beautifully doing it the way I describe. Take the time to chart out your lace border, and pick up enough stitches along the sides to get a multiple of the border reps. Fudge if you need to; it will be an elastic edge. Keep on with the patt at corners; just don't knit the last stitch of border together with a blanket stitch EVERY time; do it every other time, or every third time, to make it lie flat.
Wendy L wrote
on Jun 11, 2009 11:01 AM
I love the patterns and I started the Raglan sweater. I'm having a tough time understanding the directions and was wondering if anyone could answer a few questions for me Please... Heeelllp!
pelo wrote
on Jun 12, 2009 8:23 PM
muchisimas gracias por estas instrucciones gratis del libro de bebes, en este tiempo de poco dinero, esto se agradece. ALEJANDRA
gigibe wrote
on Jun 13, 2009 3:24 AM
I have been knitting the cat from the Knitted Cuddlies pattern and I can't find the section for the HEAD! Is it missing from the instructions???
Joyce J. Coffey wrote
on Jun 13, 2009 8:07 PM
Since I am subscribed to Interweave Knit for the last 3-5 years, I saw a couple of these patterns, but love having these all in one set. Can't wait to get started on one or two. Thank you.
Eileen Kelber wrote
on Aug 22, 2009 6:31 PM
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