Let’s celebrate the upcoming winter season
Undoubtedly this is best done with these everyday baby and toddler cardigan designs. Overall, these lovelies are a great way to outfit the little ones for the cool weather with classic duds. After all, there is a reason why crochet cardis are a perennial favorite and always in style. And, indeed, that reason is because they match everything, accessorize with any garment and are so much fun. Of course, there you should feel you need a reason to make one of these fabulous sweaters. Without a doubt, you can just make for the sheer joy of making them and having your little one wear something so nice.
Everyday is a New Sweater Day
So, here is a highly adaptable pattern for an everyday baby and toddler cardigan. As you can see, there is no limit at all in terms of colors or buttons for accessorizing.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry:
more info about ChloeNY’s project here.
Maisie Cardigan
However, you can also be a little fancier with an everyday baby and toddler cardigan. Thus you can make one such as the Maisie Hooded Cardigan, with its frilly edge and button closures.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry:
Bobble Inbetween Cardigan
Finally, there is the Crochet Bobble In-Between everyday baby and toddler cardigan. This is an adorable and very adjustable pattern that requires no sewing and can be adjusted for size to a quite considerable degree.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochet ‘n’ Create blog:
Cloe Cardigan
The Cloe Cardigan is an easy beginner pattern that is worked top-down in one piece. This cute raglan is available in a few sizes form 0-3 months to 3-4 T.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochet Dreamz blog:
Cotswold Baby Cardigan
Another great pattern by Crochet’n’Create. This cardigan can be made in different sizes form newborn to 12 months, and what more can be also paired with Cotswold Baby Hat.
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I do not use facebook so how do I get the patterns,