819 free Free Knitting Patterns for Babies and Kids knitting patterns

Knitting for babies is a popular hobby for many knitting enthusiasts, and it’s easy to see why. From hats and booties to baby blankets and sweaters, everything is smaller and faster to finish. You can explore a variety of knitting designs for babies without spending a dime by checking out these free baby knitting patterns.

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Free baby knitting patterns

Free Knitting Patterns for Baby

Whether you want to knit a pair of baby booties, a complete baby set, a hat, a sweater, a cozy baby blanket, or anything else, you’ll find a wide range of options. The choices are limitless when it comes to these must-try knit baby patterns.

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Julie’s Pinkie Blanket

Anyway, this new pinkie blankie is even more of a comfort, first knit for a buddy who needed it. It uses the same cherry leaf lace pattern made popular by the Cherry Leaf Shawl in Victorian Lace Today, but squared up to make easy lace …

Plaid Baby Blanket

I find that baby blankets make perfect gifts for baby showers, especially if parents are trying to make every effort to not tell you who they’re expecting. Although blankets are a bit tedious to make (I mean, you’re knitting a 3×3 feet piece of fabric …

Playground Set

Fun blanket and pillow set with images from the playground. by Patons Yarns. Find the free knitting pattern here: link

Oh So Soft Baby Blanket

This baby blanket is knit while holding two strands of yarn at the same time – one white and one “twinkle”. The border is done is seed stitch. The rest is knit in stockinette stitch with 4 garter and eyelet strips spaced throughout. by Major …

Opt Art

This pattern also appeals to the developmental process of infant vision. Babies are born color blind, and with very poor vision (about 20/400 for a normal infant at birth. They are naturally attracted to high contrast, black and white images, since these are more distinct …