Knitting for babies is such a tradition. If baby is born in those chilly Winter months, it makes so much sense to knit for them. Now my knitting skills are limitd. I could probably manage a blanket and a scarf and that would be it. But I know knitters with greater skills than I could make booties, hats, jumpers, dresses and more. So in the hope of bridging that gap in skills, I’ve been looking around for some easy baby things to knit. Here’s what I have found.
{very cute top and pants with frills}
{baby size bunny}
{cute baby jacket}
{baby leg warmers from the purl bee – so cute!}
{organic cotton wash cloths}
{forever baby blanket from the purl bee}
{baby mittens}
Do you knit baby gifts? Do have any suggestions to add to my list?
This post was prompted by a reader question. If you have a question that you think I might be able to help with, leave me a comment or send me an email and I’ll see what I can do.
I just love frilly bum clothes on baby girls. It’s so cute.
Me, too. Soooo cute!
Hats are really not that difficult to make and are really great items because most babies don’t have much hair to keep their heads warm.
So true. I figure even in a fairly warm area, babies need to keep their heads warm. Plus hats are cute!
Those are gorgeous!
I had summer babies in stifling heatwaves, but knitted toys are great.
Yeah, my first baby was Summer but Number 2 got some cozy warm things. These days I’m thinking more of gifts.
PS I read about your fabulous verses about Givinya – clever girl!
Thanks so much for the link love! Glad you liked Melynda’s tutorial! Great roundup 🙂
Always happy to link to things I love!
Oh what a wonderful collection of baby knit patterns! Thank you so much for including the Guest Post bunny! Much appreciated 🙂
Maggy
You’re welcome. The bunny was too cute to leave out.
I’m going to try it Thank you
Love the frilly pants, I am always on the look out for easy baby patterns
They are cute aren’t they, Anne