Babies in cashmere sweaters are just about the cutest, most snuggly things I could think of! I set out to design a simple little baby sweater that would be the perfect use for one or two very special skeins of Purple Label Cashmere sock yarn.
The pattern includes two detailing options: a lacy zigzag motif and a picot edge can make a pretty cardigan for a little girl; or a handsome rope cable paired with a garter stitch hem make a masculine cardigan perfect for a baby boy.
To download the Sunnyside Baby Sweater pattern simply click the link below:
Ravelry pattern page here.
Samples shows in TFA Purple Label Cashmere Sock yarn in colourways Grape and Moss.
This sweater is absolutely gorgeous! I have four new babies in my life to knit for, so I will be putting it to good use!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving it and I have the right yarn for this! I'm going to cast on tonight!
ReplyDeletePerfect for a girl/boy set of twins!
ReplyDeleteClaudia
The sweaters are beautiful. Thank you so much for making up the pattern. It will be the perfect gift for an upcoming shower.
ReplyDeleteA-DOR-ABLE! Ok, I need someone to start having some babies...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the absolutely gorgeous baby sweaters. I've been looking for new patterns for several new babies in my circle of family and friends and these are it!!!
ReplyDeleteBath variations are adorable. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting this pattern for free! I have a couple of weeks to wait and find out whether I am having a boy or a girl, but when I do, I think I will be casting on. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous and, of course, made more gorgeous by your beautiful yarns. Thanks for sharing these great patterns. Can't wait to get my hands on some TFA yarn and knit these up.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! I have a new G-baby on the way and a coworker just had a baby girl that I am knitting a few things for. Thank you so much for this beautiful pattern!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet - thanks for sharing the pattern! I'm definitely going to make this for the next baby in my life!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this most gorgeous pattern! I'm going to be needing a cute baby sweater for this winter, and this is perfect!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I have never knit for a baby before (except for hats), but I could see me knitting these for someone. Very pretty
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thank you for generously sharing the pattern. I know a couple of babies who could use beautiful sweaters like these!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the baby sweater cardigan. I love that it has a girl and a boy option. The sweater is darling and will make a great baby gift for new babies in my life.
ReplyDeleteOMG, really? How freaking adorable are these? I want another baby just to knit this for!
ReplyDeleteHi,may i translate and post this pattern in my blog?
ReplyDelete"la maglia di marica",, with link to you offcourse.
thanks
marica
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Thank you so much for the beautiful baby sweaters. We are expecting twins in the family (boy and girl) and I have been going crazy trying to find something to make for them. This is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this beautiful pattern. I am going to make it for my granddaughter. Can't wait to start!
ReplyDeleteI've been working on one baby present after another, and was really ready for some new patterns. They're both beautiful. I'm particularly glad to see something for a boy, and I really like working top-down patterns--thanks!
ReplyDeleteHas anybody tried this with another yarn? I am concerned of the washability of cashmere. Babies get things "dirty" and can this fiber be washed?
ReplyDeleteIs this cashmere washable? Has anybody used another fiber? MaryJane
ReplyDeleteI love this sweater pattern and would like to make it in a size 2 with a little heavier yarn. Do you think that would ruin the pattern and what are my first steps for changing it? thanks
ReplyDeleteI tried to download this file, but it said the file was damaged.
ReplyDeleteI really want to make this little sweater, but when I download the pattern, it IS damaged !! Help !!
ReplyDeleteHi! I love the sweater! On Row 3 towards the end of the row, do I knit to 1 stitch before the marker, Make 1, K1 and then do the last 8 stitches in pattern then K5?
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute collections of these baby sweaters ? It was nice to see these collections and the best thing in this blog is sweaters made by hand .It's my favorite .
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute collections of these baby sweaters ? It was nice to see these collections and the best thing in this blog is sweaters made by hand .It's my favorite .
ReplyDeleteHello I've been wanting to knit this sweater but can't download PDF files on my media player. Is there another way I can get this pattern? if possible maybe my email address @ vsaflleje@msn.com. Thanks so much for your help.
ReplyDeleteVicky
So cute! The colors and patterns complements each other very well!
ReplyDeleteI am not very good at dpn's. when it comes to the sleeves would I just be able to place the sts on a holder and when done with the body go back and do the sleeves and just have a seam on it??
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Debbie
Hi Debbie, Sure! If you'd rather knit the sleeves flat and sew the seam, that's totally fine too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the pattern for such beautiful sweaters! I'll be making my little tater tots (my grandbabies) one of these for sure!
ReplyDeleteDownload did not work. Can you e-mail a copy of pattern to me please. I love making baby sweaters and would love to make these beautiful sweaters. I have not knit one from top down but would love to learn how. I believe this pattern would be a great teacher. Thanks for sharing dmdepner@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteGreat patterns! :). Did it just take one skein for each sweater?
ReplyDeleteWinter Wear is so cool and stylish in look that every kid would love to wear this winter, it keeps warm in winter and also protect from cold breeze.
ReplyDeleteHello, there!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful patterns, really but Iam stuck in row 3. I do not understand
at which point the increasings are made so that I come to 210 stitches.
Could you please try to explain?
And another thing. How do you suggest to increase 6 stitches evenly in first ten rows so that they are not very visible?
Thank you very much.
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