Create a timeless and cozy outfit for the little one in your life with this beautifully textured baby set.
Designed for both style and ease of knitting, this pattern features a classic grid-stitch texture that is squishy, warm, and perfect for baby photography or coming-home outfits.
The "No-Seam" Romper Construction
The highlight of this design is its ingenious construction method. Say goodbye to complicated side seams and gussets!
• One-Piece Design: The romper is knitted flat in a single continuous piece. You will begin at the top of the front bib, work your way down through the legs, and continue up to form the back.
• Easy Assembly: Once the knitting is off the needles, simply fold the piece up and secure the shape using the buttons on the hips.
• Minimal Finishing: With no side seams to sew, your finishing work is limited mostly to weaving in ends and sewing on the buttons.
Design Features
• Rich Texture: The body features an intricate-looking (but easy-to-memorize) waffle/grid stitch that provides excellent stretch and warmth.
• Practical Fasteners: The romper opens fully at the sides and straps via wooden buttons, making dressing a wiggling baby effortless.
• Complete Set: This pattern includes instructions for the matching textured beanie and cuffed booties to complete the look.
• Unisex Appeal: The neutral design makes it perfect for both baby boys and girls.
Pattern Details
• Skill Level: Intermediate (requires knowledge of basic shaping and stitch patterns).
• Recommended Yarn: DK or Light Worsted weight yarn (soft wool or acrylic blend recommended for babies).
• Notions: 6 Buttons (2 for straps, 4 for side closures).
The pattern comes in 3 sizes which are determined by the yarn and needles used
21-22” Doll / 3-6m Baby
3.25mm needles (smaller)
4mm needles (Larger)
150grms Double knit Wool
19-20” Doll/ 0-3m baby
3mm needles (smaller)
3.75mm needles (Larger)
130grms Double knit Wool
16-18” Doll / New-born Baby
2.75mm needles (Smaller)
3.25mm needles (Larger)
100grms 4-ply wool
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