Free Baby Cardigan Knitting Patterns

This interesting pattern features a shawl-collared cardigan with textured borders. The link comes with well-written and easy-to-follow instructions, so if you are familiar with knitting techniques, making this cardigan should be a breeze. The body of the cardigan will be worked up in one piece up to the armholes. The neck will be knitted in a V-shape, and you’ll need appropriately sized buttons to match the buttonholes. Patterns from Yarnspirations

A charming little cardigan worked up in mossy and earth-toned yarn, to let your little baby channel his inner adventurous side. The Oslo is knitted entirely in garter stitch, it can be worked entirely with one circular needle. however, if you work it up in two colors, you will also need to knit in slipped stitches to use one color at a time. This pattern requires you to work the body first followed by the two sleeves joined together for the yoke. Patterns from Ravelry

This cardigan is essential for any baby’s wardrobe. For one, it will keep your cutie warm and wrapped up well. Secondly, it will go so well with multiple options for the bottom – black or blue jeans, denim shorts, casual trousers, formal pants, khakis – well, you get the idea. Third – wait, do you even need a third? This gorgeous finished look is pretty convincing I’d say!? Patterns from Love Crafts

Let your baby stand out in the cutest little Tiny Truck Baby Sweater. It’s a sweet choice for your small fellow, and it’s sure to keep him warm in the winter. The truck motif is a wonderful piece of colorwork that will be a fun challenge for you to take up, and it will be an immediate hit with your kid. This pattern features the sort of design that will make you want to hold onto the cardigan even when your little fellow has outgrown it. Patterns from Elizabeth Smith Knits

Dress up your smallest family member in this extra sweet cardigan featuring a striped hoodie, that will add just the right amount of color pop to your baby’s day. Striped patterns catch kids’ eyes and facilitate visual learning, so don’t be surprised when you find your kid drawn to your latest creation – wonderful feeling, right!? Patterns from Yarnspirations

Put your knitting skills to good use by utilizing various knitting techniques in this cute baby knit cardigan pattern. The result will be a charming and dainty-looking sweater that you can make your baby wear when you head out. The tie-string will keep the two flaps closed and your baby will get all the warmth and comfort they need, so you might want to get some pretty yarn for this. Patterns from Knitting Bee

The colorwork, different stitching techniques, and the design of this cardigan are a total beauty. Take up the Five a Day Cardigan Pattern as a challenge to test your knitting skills and enjoy watching your efforts bear fruit. This cardigan would make an enchanting gift for a cutie, and it will be the perfect choice for wearing on playdates. All the playmates will certainly be envious of your cutie’s style. Patterns from Yarnspirations

This pattern might remind you of pictures of little ones featured in family magazines, dressed up all cute and making you want to play with them. It’s a cute pattern for making a Cabled Raglan Cardigan that features a turtleneck and a button-up front. If you’ve got an upcoming outdoor event ahead, you can knit up this wonderful cardigan for your small party boy. Patterns from Cascade Yarns

Loving the minimal and modern look of this Knit Buttoned Baby Hoodie. Knitting up hoodies can be interesting, and if you’ve been shying away from trying out one up until now, this is a perfect opportunity to give it a shot. You will love how it turns out and watching just how cozy the little one will be. Follow the link for complete instructions and your heart for the choice of color. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Oh wow, oh wow! That autumn leaves inspired neckline is a stunner. Make this beauty in any fall-appropriate color and use interesting buttons to embellish it further. You can opt for big, chunky, and contrasting buttons, or you can even applique some pumpkins onto plain buttons and make a fall-time hit cardigan. What a stunner! Patterns from What to Knit When

Dress up your little man in a gorgeous Raglan Cardigan and make him the stunner at any event. The braided texture next to the button-down front is so eye-catching and gives extra texture to the cardigan making it so much more attractive. This cardigan could make a sweet and thoughtful gift for a little one’s first birthday too, and if you’re good with sizing adjustments you can always recreate it for an older kid. Patterns from Deramores

A beautiful little cardigan to dress up your little prince or princess. The choice of yarn for this pattern is super important as with this design it will really shine. You can stick to whites or neutrals and pair it with a colored outfit. Your baby is bound to look pristine and flawless in their cute, hand-knitted sweater – heads will turn, and eyes shall stare. Patterns from Garn Studio

Who doesn’t love an adorable knit set for babies? This sweet cardigan pattern comes with knitting instructions for an equally sweet hat too. Bookmark this delightful pattern for any upcoming baby’s arrival. They give you a 9 months’ notice for a reason, you know!? So get those fingers working magic asap. Patterns from Yarnspirations

This pattern is flavored to perfect with the lurking nostalgia of sweet childhood memories. It’s pretty, it’s eye-catching and it’s cozy – you know you need to make it. IF you make it for a girl, you can use glittery or heart-shaped buttons. If you’re making it for a boy, look for some chunky and attractive buttons of his favorite figurines maybe. Whatever you do, don’t forget to knit it up in the little one’s favorite color. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Simply a stunner. The sort of cardigan that goes well with multiple outfit options and makes the baby look all dressed up, effortlessly. If this pattern has caught your eye and you’re loving it then you need to stop lazing and bring it to life. Don’t let it be one of those many bookmarked patterns that you never come around to. Your child’s style game is begging you not to. Patterns from Berroco