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Crochet Puff Stitch Sweater For Babies
Crochet Puff Stitch Sweaters for babies are just the cutest! The intricate puff stitch creates a textured and cozy garment that will keep your little one warm and stylish. Imagine how adorable your baby will look in a handmade sweater, crafted with love and care. These sweaters are not only charming but also practical, providing both comfort and charm.
Whether you're making one for your own child or as a thoughtful gift, a Crochet Puff Stitch Sweater is sure to be cherished. Get those hooks ready and let's crochet something special for your bundle of joy!Skill Level
I would consider this pattern to be for an advanced-beginner as you’ll need to learn how to crochet the puff stitch which will take some practice to master.
Materials Needed:
Sports Weight Yarn: Rose
Crochet hook (4mm)
Needle for sewing
Scissors/yarn cutter
Stitch Marker
Abbreviation Used:
R = row
CH = chain
SC = single crochet
DC = double crochet
HDC = half double crochet
INC = increase
Pf st = puff stitch
SL ST= slip stitch
ST/S = stitch/es
Notes
Here are the Chest measurements of the Finished garment in size small, not the actual Chest measurements.
AGE 6 months-1 year old (small): 18 inches
Crochet Kids Cardigan Pattern Direction for a Size Small
Instructions written: small
R1: chain (52) then work 1DC across the chain starting in the 3rd ST from the hook. (50)
R2: Turn. Chain 2, (4DC, INC)*10 (60)
Turn. Chain 2, (4DC, INC)*11, 2DC (68)
Turn. Chain 2, (4DC, INC)*12, 4DC (76)
R3: Turn. Chain 2, (5DC, INC)*10 (70)
Turn. Chain 2, (5DC, INC)*11, 2DC (77)
Turn. Chain 2, (5DC, INC)*12, 4DC (88)
R4: Turn. Chain 2, (6DC, INC)*10 (80)
Turn. Chain 2, (6DC, INC)*11, 2DC (90)
Turn. Chain 2, (6DC, INC)*12, 4DC (100)
R5: Turn. Chain 2, (7DC, INC)*10 (90)
Turn. Chain 2, (7DC, INC)*11, 2DC (101)
Turn. Chain 2, (7DC, INC)*12, 4DC (112)
R6: Turn. Chain 2, (8DC, INC)*10 (100)
Turn. Chain 2, (8DC, INC)*11, 2DC (112)
Turn. Chain 2, (8DC, INC)*12, 4DC (124)
R7: Turn. CH 3, [work “1 puff st, ch1, 1 puff st” in the same ST (1 puff set), CH1, SKIP 2 STS, make another puff set], repeat from across to the last ST. Total of 34 puff set.
Small: Place the 1st stitch marker between the 5th and 6th puff set through the space between the 13th, and 14th puff set. Then the 2nd one on the space between 21st and 22nd puff set through the space between the 29th and 30th puff set.
The holes on the side will serve as the armholes.
Let’s continue crocheting around the body (big hole).
The Body
R8-R(14): Turn. CH 3, [work 2 puff set in the space between the 2 puff STS (1 puff set), CH1, make another puff set between the next 2 puff STS], repeat from across to the last ST around the body. (7 rows) Total of 18 puff sets.
Note: You can add rows if you want a longer cardigan.
R(15): CH2, work 1DC in each ST across to the last ST. Stitch count is not crucial.
Cut the yarn and secure the ends.
The Sleeves
It’s time to work on the sleeves! Tie yarn in any space in the middle of a puff set.
1. CH3, [work 2 puff sts in the same space (1 puff set), CH1, make another puff set between the next 2 puff sets, repeat from across to the last ST around the armhole. Total of 8 puff sets.
2. Repeat this round (1) more times.
3. CH2, work 1DC in each ST across to the last ST.
Stitch count is not crucial. Cut the yarn and secure the ends.
4. Repeat step from 1 to 3 on the other armhole to complete the sleeves.
The Buttons
R1. 8sc in Magic Circle
Cut the yarn with a long tail to sew later.
Create another one. Sew the buttons on the cardigan.
Place one on R1 and the other one on R6.
Now let’s create the lock for the buttons.
Tie yarn on R1 on the opposite side of the button. [CH10, SL ST in the same ST.]
Cut the yarn and secure the ends.
Create another one on R6 using the step on the previous one.
Almost done! Finish off the cardigan by sewing the holes under the sleeves.
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