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| Photos above © annakg |
Gave away the slippers and both recipients seemed quite happy. I threaded some pretty bows through the slippers so they look more ‘girly’ but it is quite cute ;).
Download Pattern: Nola's slippers
Nola's slippers - Free Knitting Pattern
Baby Cable Booties - Knitting Pattern
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| Designed by © matildasmeadow |
What beautiful baby booties knitting pattern! I found it on Etsy...
Baby Booties with Aran Cable Cuffs with double turn-down cuffs for comfort, luxury and security - difficult to kick-off! 2 sizes - 0-6 months and 6-12 months.
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Balina Top Down Cardigan - Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © OGE Knitwear Designs & © mermade |
Perfect pattern for the confident beginner who is ready to try knitting a top-down sweater according to the designer. Sleeves can be knitted in the round, or for those knitters not ready to tackle working with a set of double-pointed needles, there are also instructions included for the sleeves to be knitted flat. Rated easy by the designer. Sizes 1-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months. DK weight yarn.
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Tasseled Leaf Lace Blanket - Free Pattern
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| Designed by © Yarnspirations |
What beautiful baby blanket (Free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest...
Large modern lace leaves are bordered by a garter stitch edge and finished off with an attractive twisted cord fringe on this elegant throw. Approx 45" x 54" [114.5 x 137 cm], excluding tassels.
Download Pattern: Tasseled Leaf Lace Blanket
Simple Bunny Lovey - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © Julia VR |
This is just a simple recipe for making quick soft bunnies. Years ago I improvised one of these with a knitted square and was asked several times how I did it, so here it is.
These bunnies can be easily turned into teethers if added a wooden theether at the bottom.
Download Pattern: Simple Stripe Knit Blanket
Baby Yoda for Babies - Knitting Pattern
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| Designed by © Arianna Soloway |
What beautiful baby cardigan knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...
Baby cardigan with hood inspired by the Star Wars The Mandalorian baby alien. The sleeves roll up and the hood cinches down for an adjustable fit. Bulky weight yarn.
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Elora Baby Blanket - Knitting Pattern
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| Designed by © Emily Johannes |
What beautiful baby blanket knitting pattern! I found it on Etsy...
Leaf lace cascades down and around the edges of this lovely blanket. Lace pattern is written and charted. Size: After blocking 81cm x 105cm (32 in x 41½ in) approx.
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Simple Stripe Knit Blanket - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © Bernat |
What beautiful shawl /wrap knitting tutorial! I found it on Pinterest...
Bold bands of color accent the simple textures on this easy-to-knit blanket. Perfect for seasoned knitters or those new to the craft, this is a fun and easy project that has you working basic stitches and a fun to work border that is picked up along the side edges for a tidy finish.
Download Pattern: Simple Stripe Knit Blanket
Baby Cardigan and Romper - Knitting Pattern
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| Designed by © OGE Knitwear Designs |
What beautiful baby cardigan and romper knitting pattern! I found it on Etsy...
Seamless top down sweater can be knitted with or without sleeves. Oneseie is knitted in garter stitch with a small amount of seaming required. Rated easy by Ravelrers. Sizes Cardigan -- 3 to 6 months, 6 to 12 months, 12 to 18 months : Onesie -- 0 to 3 months, 6 to 9 months, 9 to 12 months. DK weight yarn.
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Chunky Slipper Socks - Free Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © Churchmouse Yarns and Teas & © Christinabouchard |
What beautiful socks knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest...
I quite enjoyed this pattern. Very easy to knit and the overall look is lovely. It’s the best looking knit slipper I’ve seen in a while. Would make an excellent gift.
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Big Dipper Hat - Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © NataliaGracheva |
What beautiful knitting hat pattern! I found it on Ravelry...
This hat is offered for children and adults. At night I see over the surrounding mountains.
The Big Dipper and I knitted it . For the project choose Aran weight and needles 7 US. This is the simple knitting but you should be careful when working with two color yarns to not reduce the gauge. Embroider the constellation with simple cross stitches and it looks cute.
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Very Easy Booties for Newborn Baby - Free Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © Gülümseten Marifetler |
What beautiful newborn baby booties (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest...
This is a quick and easy newborn booties pattern I publish for charity knitting.
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Super Easy Women's Socks - Free Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © Gülümseten Marifetler |
Easy women's socks knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest...
There’s nothing better than coming in from the cold and popping your feet in some soft and warm Socks…especially when you’ve made them yourself. Enjoy!
Full Post: Super Easy Socks
Tuck-in or Bow-knot Scarf - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © A Katherine Original |
What beautiful scarf knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest...
This may be called a "Tuck-in or a Bow-knot" scarf.
This little scarf uses less than 50 grams of knitting worsted. You can knit it in any type of yarn, but for an adult, I prefer worsted weight.
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Baby Footprints Blanket - Knitting Pattern
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| The photo above © Cat is Crafty |
What beautiful blanket knitting pattern! I found it on Etsy...
Who loves the tiny pitter-patter of Baby feet? Well, this adorable blanket is all bout 10 tiny toes on those tiny baby feet.
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Show Off Chevron Cowl - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © Aimee Pelletier |
What beautiful cowl knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...
The free download will print from Ravelry as a two up document. Maybe give one half to a friend! Yarn shops…feel free to print and give to customers who buy the yarn!
Download Pattern: Show Off Chevron Cowl
YYC Cowl - Free Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © Vikki Perkins |
What beautiful cowl knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...
This quick cowl’s lace motif reminded me of the top of the letter Y, and so I simply named this for the airport code for my hometown of Calgary.
Download Pattern: YYC Cowl
Baby Sophisti-Sheep Cardigan - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © cathyhs |
What beautiful hat knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry.
This is an extremely simple and quick knit that makes a very charming sweater for your little guy or gal. Using an Aran weight yarn makes the knitting go fast, and the top-down design means there is no seaming to drive you crazy! This version modified by Cathy. his called Sophisti-Sheep!
Download Pattern: Baby Sophisticate
Basic Adults Knitted Beanie - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © Shellie Wilson |
What beautiful hat knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
This is a colorful pattern for a basic adults knitted beanie. Very easy to do and the beanie is finished in a couple of hours. Basic and easy! In addition to knitting needles and yarn, you will need a yarn needle.
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Knit a Giant Bag to Hold Your Knitting Stuff - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © Fil Katia |
Easy bag knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
The Easy Bag is a great choice for holding a knitting project in progress, or just about anything else.
The pattern is mostly worked in Reverse Stockinette Stitch on size 17 US needles, so it works up in a flash. It’s a free download on Ravelry from Katia, and is available in several languages. The pattern has words, but the stitch counts are shown in a schematic, which is kind of fun. It calls for their super bulky ribbon yarn, which has been discontinued, but it would be fun to make in T-shirt yarn or any super bulky yarn you have on hand.
Download Pattern: Easy Bag
Beautiful And Easy Knitting Pattern For Sweater/Cardigan/Baby Blanket/Shawl
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| Photos above © knit with me |
What beautiful knitting pattern for Sweater/Cardigan/Baby Blanket/Shawl. I found it on Pinterest.
I like this tutorial, a very beautiful pattern...
Full Post: Easy Knitting Pattern
Basic Knitted Baby Hat - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © Stephanie - All About Ami |
What beautiful hat knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
Knit a simple baby beanie with a beautiful wool blend yarn and pom-poms for added cuteness!
Full Post: Basic Hat
Easy Hooded Poncho Phoebe - Knitting Pattern
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| The photo above © Marie - MukiCrafts |
What beautiful knitting hooded poncho! I found it on Etsy.
Easy to make a beginner-friendly hooded poncho that comes in all sizes from baby to adult L. Knitted with basic stitches and minimal shaping, this is a perfect project for a novice knitter. Knit it with or without the bunny ears, it’s still cute and comfy to wear.
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Redbel - Knitting Pattern
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| The photo above © Caroline Wiens |
What beautiful shawl knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...
Caroline Wiens: "I’m soooo happy with how this turned out! And I’m soooo frustrated because I can’t capture the beauty with my camera! Truest color is in the photo."
Full Post: Ishbel
A Trick to Make Seaming Shoulders Easier
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| Photos above © Sarah White |
One of the disadvantages of knitting a pieced sweater is all the finishing that’s involved, and one of the most unpleasant duties when it comes to finishing a sweater is sewing in the sleeves...
Full Post: Make Seaming Shoulders Easier
Bathurst Cardi - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © sofiecat |
What beautiful cardigan (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Ravelry...
Christine (sofiecat): "I love this pattern and don’t know why more people don’t knit it. It’s a great shape, the sleeves set in nicely, and the collar is lovely the way it continues on from the front opening bands and is edged in garter stitch to match the bands. The collar can be left open at the top button and looks really cute this way with its little lapels."
Full Post: Jill Cardigan
Eyelet Yoke Baby Cardigan - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © AliciaPaulson |
What beautiful cardigan (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Ravelry...
This pattern is written for most Sport or finer Double Knitting yarns. The finished size isn’t exact or crucial, so within reason, you can adapt it to your own yarn and tension.
Full Post: Eyelet Yoke Baby Cardigan
Knitted House Slippers - Easy Tutorial
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| Photos above © Вяжем вместе с Леночкой |
What beautiful knitting slippers pattern! I found it on Pinterest...
This free video tutorial will teach you how to make these knitted house slippers. Not only do these gorgeous knitted slippers can prevent a cold that is caused by walking barefoot around the house, they also help maintain a fashionable-yet-comfy home look!
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Knit Barfi Stitch – Easy Diamond Stitch Tutorial
Photo © Knit with Suman
The Knit Barfi Stitch is an eye-catching textured knitting stitch with a repeating diamond or rhombus-like appearance. Its geometric surface can add strong visual interest even when worked in a single yarn color.
This stitch can be a beautiful choice for projects such as blankets, scarves, cushion covers, wraps and decorative knitted panels. The original tutorial linked below demonstrates how the stitch is worked.
What Is the Barfi Stitch?
Barfi Stitch is a decorative knitting stitch distinguished by repeating geometric shapes across the fabric. The finished texture creates diamond-like sections that stand out clearly against the surrounding stitches.
Because the design itself provides the visual detail, it can work well in a solid color where the texture remains the main feature of the finished project.
What Does the Barfi Stitch Look Like?
The stitch produces a structured surface made up of repeating diamond or rhombus motifs. These motifs create a decorative all-over pattern rather than a plain stockinette fabric.
Choosing a smooth yarn with good stitch definition can make the geometric texture easier to see. Very fuzzy yarns may soften or hide some of the detail.
Projects You Can Make With Barfi Stitch
A textured stitch like Barfi can be adapted to many rectangular or repeating-pattern knitting projects.
Blankets: Use the repeating texture for baby blankets, throws or larger afghans.
Scarves: A solid-color scarf can showcase the diamond pattern clearly.
Cushion Covers: The structured surface can create an attractive decorative panel.
Wraps and Shawls: Use the motif as an all-over textured fabric or a feature section.
Garment Panels: The stitch can also provide decorative texture in suitable sweater or cardigan designs.
Choosing Yarn for a Textured Knitting Stitch
For a stitch pattern with strong geometric detail, a smooth yarn is usually useful because it allows individual stitches and raised areas to remain visible.
Light and medium shades can make shadows within the texture easier to see, while darker yarns can produce a more subtle effect.
Before using Barfi Stitch in a large project, knit a small swatch with your chosen yarn and needles. This lets you check the appearance, drape and width of the repeating pattern before committing to a larger piece.
Tips Before You Start
Watch the complete stitch repeat before beginning so you can see how the geometric sections develop. Keeping an even tension is particularly helpful with textured stitches because uneven tension can distort the repeated shapes.
If you plan to incorporate the stitch into your own blanket, scarf or garment, first determine the stitch-repeat requirements shown in the original tutorial and make a gauge swatch.
A row counter or simple notes can also be useful when working repeated textured sections, especially on larger projects.
Watch the Knit Barfi Stitch Tutorial
The original video tutorial featured on this page is from Knit with Suman. Use the button below to watch the demonstration and follow the stitch construction directly from the source.
Amazing Knitting provides an editorial introduction to the stitch and directs readers to the original tutorial rather than reproducing the complete row-by-row instructions.
Pistachio Knitting Stitch - Easy Tutorial
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| Photos above © Страна Вязания |
What beautiful knitting stitch! I found it on Pinterest...
This free easy tutorial will teach you how to make a wonderful sweater, jacket, and cardigan using the “pistachio” knitting stitch. This pattern is simply beautiful and will prove to be useful when you are knitting a sweater or cardigan for yourself, for babies, or for a special gentleman in your life.
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Easy Knit Pattern You Should Learn - Tutorial
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| Photos above © Sk Knitting |
What beautiful knitting stitch! I found it on Pinterest...
Learn how to work this easy knit pattern by watching this free video tutorial! Keep reading for tips on how to master the technique of making this tight pattern.
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Leaf Love Baby Sweater – Free Knitting Pattern
Leaf Love Baby Sweater. Photo © AnaDs
Leaf Love Baby Sweater by Taiga Hilliard is a free baby cardigan knitting pattern featuring a delicate leaf lace panel and an eye-catching offset button front.
Worked from the top down in worsted-weight yarn, this sweet little cardigan is available in four baby sizes from 0–3 months through 12–18 months. The combination of simple cardigan construction and decorative leaf lace gives the finished sweater a classic handmade look.
Leaf Love Baby Sweater Pattern Details
- Designer: Taiga Hilliard
- Published in: Cashmere Junkie
- Craft: Knitting
- Category: Baby cardigan
- Pattern availability: Free download
- Sizes: 0–3, 3–6, 6–12 and 12–18 months
- Yarn weight: Worsted
- Yardage: Approximately 200–450 yards (183–411 m)
- Needles: 4 mm (US 6) and 4.5 mm (US 7)
- Gauge: 20 stitches = 4 inches (10 cm)
- Construction: Top down
- Features: Leaf lace panel, offset button front and buttonholes
A Beautiful Leaf Lace Baby Cardigan
The decorative leaf lace panel is the feature that makes this little cardigan stand out. It adds a delicate botanical detail without covering the entire sweater in lace.
Combined with the offset button front, the lace gives Leaf Love a distinctive asymmetrical appearance while keeping the overall cardigan simple and wearable.
Sizes from 0 to 18 Months
The free pattern includes four baby sizes: 0–3, 3–6, 6–12 and 12–18 months.
Approximate finished chest measurements are 16, 18, 19 and 21 inches, depending on the size selected. Check the original pattern measurements before beginning to choose the best size for your project.
Yarn and Needles
Leaf Love Baby Sweater is designed for worsted-weight yarn. Suggested yarns include Malabrigo Worsted, Cascade 220 Superwash and Anzula For Better or Worsted.
The pattern lists approximately 200–450 yards (183–411 m), depending on size.
You will need 4 mm (US 6) and 4.5 mm (US 7) knitting needles, or the needle sizes required to achieve the specified gauge of 20 stitches per 4 inches.
Top-Down Construction
The cardigan is knitted from the top down. This style of construction is especially useful for baby garments because the sweater develops from the neckline toward the body rather than being assembled entirely from separate front and back pieces.
The offset button placement and lace panel are incorporated into the design as the cardigan grows, creating the distinctive Leaf Love appearance.
Choosing Yarn for a Baby Cardigan
A soft worsted-weight yarn with good stitch definition will help the leaf motif remain visible. A solid or lightly tonal color is particularly effective when you want the lace panel to be the main decorative feature.
For a frequently worn baby garment, you may also want to consider how easy the finished yarn will be to wash and care for.
Why Knit the Leaf Love Baby Sweater?
Leaf Love combines a practical baby cardigan with enough decorative detail to keep the knitting interesting. The leaf panel adds an elegant touch, while the four available sizes make the pattern useful throughout much of a baby's first year and beyond.
It would make a lovely handmade baby-shower gift, newborn cardigan or special sweater for a little one's wardrobe.
Get the Free Leaf Love Baby Sweater Pattern
The complete Leaf Love Baby Sweater by Taiga Hilliard is currently available as a free downloadable knitting pattern.
Get the Free Leaf Love Baby Sweater Pattern
Pattern availability was checked when this article was updated. Availability on external websites may change over time.
Leaf Lace Baby Sweater - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © Marlene |
Looking for an elegant free baby knitting pattern with a traditional lace finish? The Bernat Leaf & Lace Set combines a beautiful knitted baby jacket with a matching hat and booties, creating a complete handmade outfit for a new baby.
Worked in soft Bernat Softee Baby yarn, the design uses delicate leaf-inspired lace details to give the set a classic heirloom appearance. You can knit the complete matching set or choose just the jacket, hat, or booties for a smaller project.
Bernat Leaf & Lace Baby Set at a Glance
Pattern: Bernat Leaf & Lace Set
Brand: Bernat
Publisher: Yarnspirations
Craft: Knitting
Set Includes: Baby Jacket, Hat/Bonnet and Booties
Skill Level: Intermediate
Yarn: Bernat Softee Baby
Needles: US 4 / 3.5 mm and US 5 / 3.75 mm
Gauge: 24 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch
Sizes: 3 months and 6/12 months
Pattern Availability: Free download
About the Leaf & Lace Baby Set
The Bernat Leaf & Lace Set is more than a single baby sweater pattern. It is a coordinated knitting set consisting of a jacket, matching hat or bonnet, and baby booties.
A repeating foliage-inspired lace motif gives the pieces their distinctive appearance. The combination of soft baby yarn and decorative eyelet work creates a traditional style that works especially well for baby gifts, special occasions, and handmade keepsakes.
Baby Jacket
The jacket is the centerpiece of the set. It combines a classic baby-cardigan shape with decorative lace details and a shaped yoke.
According to the current pattern, the jacket is worked in one piece from the neck edge down. This top-down approach reduces some of the assembly normally associated with garments knitted as several separate pieces.
The finished cardigan can be paired with the matching accessories or worn by itself as a lightweight knitted baby layer.
Matching Hat and Baby Booties
One of the nicest features of this pattern is the ability to create a complete coordinated outfit.
The matching headwear carries the lace theme from the jacket, while the tiny booties repeat the decorative texture on a much smaller scale.
You do not have to make all three pieces at once. The accessories can also work as individual projects when you want something smaller or have limited knitting time.
Available Baby Sizes
The current Yarnspirations pattern provides two size options:
- 3 months
- 6/12 months
When knitting baby garments, always use the measurements in the current pattern rather than relying only on the age label. Babies of the same age can vary considerably in size.
Yarn for the Leaf & Lace Set
The pattern is designed for Bernat Softee Baby, a lightweight yarn intended for baby garments and accessories.
The amount of yarn required depends on the size and whether you are knitting only the jacket or the complete jacket, hat, and booties set.
If you substitute another yarn, choose one that can achieve the required gauge and that is appropriate for garments worn by babies.
Needles and Gauge
The pattern lists two knitting needle sizes:
- US 4 / 3.5 mm
- US 5 / 3.75 mm
The published gauge is:
24 stitches × 32 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch
Matching gauge is especially important when making the jacket because it determines whether the finished garment will correspond to the intended baby size.
Additional Materials
In addition to yarn and knitting needles, the current pattern calls for several finishing supplies, including:
- Stitch holders
- Stitch markers
- US F/5 / 3.75 mm crochet hook
- 2 buttons
- Yarn needle
- Ribbon for the bonnet
Check the official pattern before purchasing materials because requirements can vary by size and by which pieces of the set you plan to make.
The Leaf Lace Design
The decorative stitch pattern is what gives this baby set its name. Yarn overs, decreases, and other lace techniques create repeating shapes reminiscent of small leaves.
This openwork detail adds visual interest without requiring different yarn colors, so a single soft shade can still produce a highly decorative garment.
Soft green emphasizes the botanical theme beautifully, while white, cream, pastel pink, blue, or other baby-friendly shades can give the same pattern a completely different appearance.
Skill Level and Techniques
Yarnspirations currently classifies the Leaf & Lace Set as an Intermediate knitting pattern.
Depending on which pieces you make, you may encounter techniques such as:
- Knit and purl stitches
- Yarn overs
- Knitted increases
- Knitted decreases
- Lace pattern repeats
- Stitch markers and stitch holders
- Garment shaping
- Picking up or managing stitches
- Basic finishing
Reading the entire pattern before casting on is particularly useful when working a lace design because increases and decreases need to remain correctly aligned with the pattern repeat.
A Beautiful Handmade Baby Gift
A coordinated knitted set can make a particularly thoughtful baby-shower, newborn, or keepsake gift.
If you have time, knitting the jacket, hat, and booties together creates an impressive matching outfit. If you prefer a smaller project, the jacket or accessories can also stand alone.
The classic lace texture gives the finished pieces a traditional appearance that can work well as an heirloom-style baby set.
Is the Bernat Leaf & Lace Pattern Free?
Yes. The Bernat Leaf & Lace Set is currently available from Yarnspirations as a 100% free pattern download.
Yarnspirations notes that an item associated with the pattern has been discontinued, but the knitting pattern itself remains available to download for free.
Amazing Knitting does not reproduce the copyrighted pattern instructions. Please use the official Yarnspirations page for the complete pattern.
Get the Free Leaf & Lace Baby Set Pattern
Visit Yarnspirations to download the current pattern and view the latest sizing, materials, instructions, and pattern updates.
Get the Free Leaf & Lace Set Pattern →
Pattern credit: Leaf & Lace Set is a Bernat knitting pattern published by Yarnspirations. Pattern availability, sizing, materials, and technical information are controlled by the publisher and may change over time.
More Baby Knitting Inspiration
Explore more baby cardigan knitting patterns, baby booties knitting patterns, and baby hat knitting patterns from the Amazing Knitting archive.
Before You Start
Visit the current Yarnspirations pattern page before buying yarn or beginning the project. Confirm the size you want to make, yarn quantity, needle sizes, gauge, buttons, ribbon, and any revised instructions before casting on.
Tulips, A Colorful Cardigan for Baby - Knitting Pattern
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| The photo above © Nicole |
What beautiful knitting baby cardigan! I found it on Ravelry...
Super Easy and a great way to use up small amounts of pretty yarn.
Knitting with worsted is like a little vacation after a fingering weight sweater with a bunch of seed stitch!
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Aurora Baby Romper - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © Gynka Knitwear |
What beautiful knitting baby girl romper suite (free pattern)! I found it on Ravelry...
Baby Girl romper suite, knitted bottom-up. This pattern needs blocking because of the lace pattern (if you are not comfortable with blocking, you may leave it out, but it much nicer when blocked).
This is for a 9-12 months old baby but I am working on other sizes as well, they will be available here as I am finished. Thank you for your patience.
In this size the pattern requires 5 skeins of Drops Muskat yarn (a little less).
Download Pattern: Aurora Baby Romper
Wee Leafy Baby Set - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © flintknits & © juliebie |
What beautiful knitting baby set (free pattern)! I found it on Ravelry...
A super-simple, super-quick baby gift. Written for newborns, but easily adapted to larger sizes.
Download Pattern: Chestnut Street Scarf
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