V neck braided cardi for boys and girls, constructed from the waist up.

Lacy and warm scarf, requires approx, 180 to 200 grams of fine baby alpaca, but any other supple and soft yarn could be substituted.

Cute pullover with two wide braids in front and back worked in post stitches. I used Perlita Gigante (similar to Hayfield Baby Bonus 4 ply) and a 3.5 mm hook. You will need approximately 150 grs for a size 9 to 12 months.

This square yoke is worked in alternating rows of Front and Back post half double crochet, giving it an interesting texture and added warmth.

Worked in a nice “raised diamond stitch”, this cuddly scmocking collared cardi is perfect as it is for a baby boy, but could as easily be worn by a baby girl adding a lacy edging to the collar.

If you have a little experience working with front posts, this cardi will be fairly easy to make…

Square yoke, top down baby jacket with Picot Shells bodice.

Romantic, vintage look round yoke baby matinee jacket, with full sleeves. The yoke can easily be embellished with embroidery if desired. Three pearl buttons complete the “antique” look of the garment.

Two separate patterns sold as a set. These bonnet and booties are the perfect complement to CR019 - Vintage Round Yoke Baby Cardi, and also perfect to make separately as a charming gift for a new baby boy or girl.

The jacket was worked with one 100grs. variegated skein and one 100grs solid color skein. Enough yarn was left over to crochet a matching beannie.

Delicate round yoke cardi sized to give room for growth. It is made with a very fine (lace weight) yarn.

Classic beannie pattern with an interesting texture. The beannie itself is crocheted with a 4.5mm hook and the ribbing with a 3.00mm hook.

Striped yoke onesie for babies, requires less than 80grs. of yarn, and can be made in different colors and with different embellishments to suit gender.

Soft and cuddly, this round yoke baby jacket is worked in a mix of wedges and shell stitches.

This is a very “versatile” pattern… You can make a vest or a Matinee Coat out of it, and you only need your hooks and yarn, because even the closure is made of yarn.

Cute baby cardigan worked in cotton thread. (Lion Brand Lion Cotton or Lily’s Sugar and Cream cotton yarns are similar to the one I used for this project)

Pretty baby jacket worked with very fine baby yarn or cotton thread and a 2.5mm hook. The bodice is worked from the yoke down in one piece. The scalloped collar (which is optional) is very simple to make and is worked at the end.

Simple square yoke cardi, with a combination skirt in a shell stitch pattern that renders two very distinctive sides. You get to choose which you prefer,

Round yoke baby jacket with a nice shell stitch skirt.