Every kiddo should have at least a few handmade sweaters because they are such a sweet reminder of childhood when they grow up and above all, they keep the baby warm and cozy at all times. What’s more, you know exactly which materials you used to make a cardi, so you don’t have to worry about any harmful chemicals or about where the sweater was made. Such a sweet gift idea as well!
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Forsythia Cardigan
- Designed by Shelly Fane
This cheerful yellow maybe is the best choice for this cute knitted baby cardigan. It is raglan style with garter stitch edging and cute dots. The knitting pattern is free. It includes links to the required knitting techniques. The size is approximately 9-12 months.
PHOTOS by Shelly Fane / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry. This particular project on Ravelry.
Baby Cardigan
- Designed by Annanitato Lolo
When the cold weather is on its way, it is time to prepare warm clothes and knit a cozy cardigan for your baby. This is the most useful piece of a child’s wardrobe because you can quickly wear it or take it off. This knit baby cardigan pattern is free, and there is a video tutorial. This cardi will fit 6-12 months kids.
PHOTOS by Annanitato Lolo / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on crazyhands.net, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Lazy Daisy All-in-One Baby Cardigan
This sweet little knit cardi is not only a lovely addition to your kiddo wardrobe, but whats’ more – a sweet gift for all charities. They very often lack baby clothes, especially handmade ones, and as we know – they are timeless and very durable!
The full article about this free pattern is here, more about this project here
BEN Baby Cardigan Jacket
You can add buttons and beautifully personalize this sweet jacket as you like. It looks great in blue and white, however, you can go for different colors as well, because the pattern is really classic and looks good in any color combination.
The full article about this free pattern is here, more about this project here
Mjuk Cardigan
Who doesn’t like colorful and positive baby clothes? This cardigan is really one in a kind, because it’s so elegant and classic. I can easily imagine passing this lovely cardi to the next generation or keep it as a reminder of childhood.
Strawberry Seed Baby Sweater
Pink and white always look good, and the strawberry fruit is the best example for that! This baby sweater is super easy to make and will take you no time. And above all, you can easily change it’s look, just choose different buttons!
The full article about this free pattern is here, more about this project here
Two-ball baby cardigan
Striped cardigans are true classics. We all had at least one of those in our childhood, right? This sweet unisex cardi will keep your baby warm and cosy and it won’t irritate the delicate baby skin, because the yarn is really soft.
No Purl Baby Cardigan Set
- DESIGNED by LJM Designs
This fantastic knitted cardigan set in the pictures below was made by LJM Designs and it’s the ultimate set for newborns and little babies! It will fit any baby from 0 – 6 months old. Let’s knit this super cute cardigan and keep you little one warm and cozy!
Photos by LJM Designs / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on Ravelry.
Top Down Baby Jacket
- DESIGNED by Creative Fibre NZ
How cute is this little knitted baby jacket in the pictures below, am I right? What’s more, it’s absolutely adorable with these little shiny buttons and a bit of texture near the collar and at the bottom. It will fit newborns and babies from 3-6 months and 6-9 months,
Photos by Creative Fibre NZ / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on creativefibre.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Poppy Children’s Cardigan
- DESIGNED by Sanna Mård Castman
This beautiful knitted cardigan in the pictures below is the work by Sanna Mård Castman and it’s a beautiful series of 5 knitting patterns on exquisite clothes as well as accessories for babies and children. Not to mention how stunning the colors are!
Photos by Sanna Mård Castman / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on hobbii.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
