776 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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Scroll below for the latest baby knitting patterns!

  • Provence Baby Cardigan

    Provence Baby Cardigan from Elite Yarns by Cecily Glowik. Knitting Skill Level: Intermediate SIZES: 6 – 9 (9 –12, 12 –18, 18 –24) months Finished Measurements: 201 ⁄4 (213 ⁄4, 233 ⁄4, 251 ⁄4)” Pattern

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  • Scardey Cat Cardi

    Super cute knitted little striped cardi with cat motif for girls SIZES: 2, 4, 6 created by Vickie Howell! Find the free pattern here: link

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  • Berry Baby Hat

    Super cute Berry Baby hat created by Random Stitches! The design is a soft, stretchy baby hat with a playful leaf crown and a knotted top. It begins with smooth stockinette that naturally curls at the edge, shifts into a neatly stacked leaf motif, and finishes with a clean, shaped crown. The i-cord knot adds…

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  • Knitted Baby Bow Hat

    Knitted Baby Bow Hat created by Twenty Something Granny! The Baby Bow Hat is a simple, adorable knit baby hat (roughly newborn to 0-3 months) that’s easy enough for a beginner. You start by casting on 44 stitches in worsted-weight yarn and working a short K1/P1 brim, followed by a few rows in stockinette stitch.…

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