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    Baby Sweater

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a newborn to 3 month size cardigan. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step instructions. The cardigan is worked in the round from the bottom up and includes shaping for armholes. Sleeves are worked flat and sewn on. Edging is single crochet with buttonholes. Finishing includes adding buttons.

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    Baby Sweater

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    Ecole Foyer
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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a newborn to 3 month size cardigan. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step instructions. The cardigan is worked in the round from the bottom up and includes shaping for armholes. Sleeves are worked flat and sewn on. Edging is single crochet with buttonholes. Finishing includes adding buttons.

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    Pull bébé au crochet

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    baby sweater

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a newborn to 3 month size cardigan. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step instructions. The cardigan is worked in the round from the bottom up and includes shaping for armholes. Sleeves are worked flat and sewn on. Edging is single crochet with buttonholes. Finishing includes adding buttons.

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    Baby Sweater

    Uploaded by

    Ecole Foyer
    This document provides instructions for crocheting a newborn to 3 month size cardigan. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step instructions. The cardigan is worked in the round from the bottom up and includes shaping for armholes. Sleeves are worked flat and sewn on. Edging is single crochet with buttonholes. Finishing includes adding buttons.

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    Special notes.

    Crochet Terms used in this


    pattern are US.
    Sometimes you find your side
    is quite loose and the
    straight edge has holes along
    it.
    I usually 2Dc in second last
    stitch and leave all loops on
    hook to DECREASE in last
    stitch)- the 2 DCs fill the
    little triangle left by the
    turning chain and last stitch.
    )
    Or Watch this video on here
    it will open in a new window and at exactly the correct time to watch how to crochet a
    straight edge without leaving any gaps - Amazing (thank you to our FB subscribers for
    sharing these) Watch this video

    Ch=Chain stitch, DC-=Double Crochet, St=Stitch


    Gauge:4 stitches=1 inch and 2 rows= 1 inch.
    Hook 3.50mm (UK)
    Size new-born to 3 months. (16 inches chest) (to make bigger use a bigger hook)
    Yarn- DK Aran/ Worsted

    Chain 50

    Row 1: DC in 4th Ch. from hook and next 4 Ch's, work 3 DC in next Ch. (this and every
    increases after is the corners), DC in next 6 Ch's, 3 DC in next Ch.(corner),
    dc in next 12 Ch's, 3 DC in next Ch.(corner), DC in next 6Chs, 3 DC in next Ch.(corner), DC
    in last 14 Ch's. Ch. 2,turn.
    Rows 2-7: Work DC in each Stitch { 3 DC in centre St of each corner} to end. Ch2, turn.

    (This is the row we create the armholes)


    Row 8: DC in each St to first corner, Ch. 5, (skip the stitches in-between, we are creating
    the armholes here) and DC in centre st of second corner, DC across to centre st of third
    corner Ch. 5, (skip the stitches in-between, we are creating the armholes here) DC in
    centre of fourth corner and each st to end.

    Rows 9-19: Ch. 2, turn, DC in each st across. (at end of row 19 Ch. 1)

    Edging: Mark on which side you wish the button hole loops to be, and work SC up front
    side. Make button hole loops by {sc, ch2 sc in same Stitch} where you want them,
    continue working around each st in SC around the whole of the cardigan edging placing
    3 SC in each corner.

    Join to first SC, finish off.

    Sleeves:
    Start by joining yarn to centre st at bottom of armhole, chain 3 (counts as 1st DC, DC
    around, slip to join into top of chain 3
    Work 8 rows.
    (change to contrasting yarn at this point if you wish)
    Rounds 8-12,
    Ch 1, Work Sc around sleeve.
    If you feel the cuff is too wide and needs a decrease, you can Sc2 tog, to make the
    bottom of the cuff smaller.

    Fasten off and weave in all ends.

    Add buttons and finishing touches.

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