Monday, 9 September 2013

Rosebud Baby Girl Cardigan Jacket


I designed this cute little baby girl jacket for a beautiful new baby called Rosie


Rosebud Baby Girl Crochet Cardigan Jacket

Pink Rosebud Baby Girl Crochet Cardigan Jacket
 
 
Welcome to the world Rosie - and huge Congratulations to your proud Mum & Dad
 
"A baby is the greatest gift that life can bring"

 
 

 http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rosebud-baby-girl-crochet-cardigan-jacket

 

Rosebud Baby Girl Crochet Jacket         For a baby of around 6 - 9 months

Written in UK terminology.
 
Chunky yarn   100g main colour, plus a little in a contrasting colour for the borders
5.5mm hook 

Worked from the top down

Foundation Chain 46

R1:  Dc in second ch from hook, dc in every chain to end.   45sts

R2:  Ch2, turn, trc in second st, * 2tc in next st, tc in next 3sts * repeat from * to * to last 3 sts, 2tc in next st, tc in next 2sts.

R3:  Ch2, turn, trc in first st, 1tc,  * 2tc in next st, tc in next 4sts * repeat from * to * to last 4 sts, 2tc in next st, tc in next 3sts.

R4:  Ch2, turn, trc in first st, 2tc,  * 2tc in next st, tc in next 5sts * repeat from * to * to last 5 sts, 2tc in next st, tc in next 4sts.

R5:  Ch2, turn, trc in first st, 3tc,  * 2tc in next st, tc in next 6sts * repeat from * to * to last 6 sts, 2tc in next st, tc in next 5sts.

R6:  Ch2, turn, trc in first st, 4tc,  * 2tc in next st, tc in next 7sts * repeat from * to * to last 7 sts, 2tc in next st, tc in next 6sts.

R7:  Ch2, turn, trc in first st, 5tc,  * 2tc in next st, tc in next 8sts * repeat from * to * to last 8 sts, 2tc in next st, tc in next 7sts.

Divide for the armholes

R8:  Ch2, turn, trc in second st, 14tc, ch3, skip the next 25sts, tc in next 34sts, ch3, skip the next 25sts, tc in next 16sts.

R9:  Ch2, turn, trc in second st, 14tc, tc in each of 3 chain spaces, tc in next 34sts, tc in each of 3 chain spaces, tc in next

       16sts

R10:  Ch2, turn, trc across

Repeat row 10 7 or 8 times more until the jacket is the required length. Finish off.

Armhole edging

For each armhole – dc around. . Finish off.

 

For the borders – Using a contrast colour, dc all around jacket and both armhole edges. Finish off.

 

Darn away ends. Add a pretty ribbon rosebud.

 



 

 

17 comments:

  1. adorable little cardigan, Marianna!thanks for the pattern, I'd like to try!

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  2. It's very pretty Marianna :)

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  3. What gorgeous little cardigans! Thank you for sharing your pattern.
    M x

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  4. So sweet!! Love these little jackets - Thank you for linking up this adorable free pattern :) Rhondda
    http://bit.ly/15Uwa0r

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  5. Congratulations! You lovely little cardigans were one of the most clicked projects on Link & Share Wednesdays! Rhondda

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  6. A very very lovely pattern and I the sweater are so very beautiful. Hugs Judy

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  7. cute little jackets, nice tones too

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  8. Linked to this pattern from Ravelry; thank you for such a great pattern, and to offer it free!

    Wasn't sure if the pattern was written in UK or US terms?

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    1. I am happy you like my pattern.
      I used UK terms - I should have said on the blog post - I usually do say this but it seems I forgot for this design.
      I will edit my pattern, Thank you for letting me know.
      Hope you give it a try ....... best wishes. M

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  9. I love this pattern. This is the first time I have ever taken a crochet pattern written in UK terminology and converted it to US terminology. Not hard to do at all once I got it started. Love the outcome. Thanks for sharing with the rest of us.

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    1. Hello Shirley- Since you have tried this pattern could you explain the following: On R3: it says 1tc, on R4: 2tc,,R5: 3tc, and so on. R8: says 14tc. What do these terms refer to? I have no idea. Thanks!

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  10. I love the little rosebud cardigan pattern. I made one. Did you create it to come in larger sizes? My son and his wife just had a baby girl and I had made the little cardigan and suggested hat, but the baby is larger than the cardigan and hat.

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  11. Thata so pretty !! Would love to go for this.��❤️❤️❤️❤️

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  12. What a cutie pattern, and I'm going to try it in green and see if some cute little boy will be adorable in it. Off to ck my translator from UK to US.

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  13. What does tc and tcr mean in us language

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  14. US UK
    chain(ch) chain(ch)
    single crochet (sc) double crochet (dc)
    double crochet (dc) treble (tr)
    half double crochet (hdc) half treble (htr)
    triple crochet (trc) double treble (dtr)
    slip stitch (sl st) slip stitch (sl st)
    http://www.yarnfwd.com/main/crochet.html

    OR
    United States English
    Single Crochet (sc) Double crochet (dc)
    Half double crochet (hdc) Half treble (htr)
    Double crochet (dc) Treble (tr)
    Triple crochet (trc) Double treble (dtr)
    Double triple crochet (dtrc) Triple treble (trtr)
    Triple triple crochet (tr trc) Quadruple treble (q[aud] trc)
    Skip (sk) Miss
    Slip stitch (sl st) Slip stitch (ss) or (single crochet)
    http://www.crochetmemories.com/crochet6.php

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