Hooded Infant Sweater – A Wonderful Pattern

Hey loves! I already missed you. How did those days go? I hope to find you all well, with lots of health and willingness to learn. The rest we always try to find a way, right? The important thing is to be well. Excited for a new pattern? Today our little ones will be even more beautiful, warm and comfortable. The Hooded Infant Sweater is this amazing model. Made entirely in crochet, it guarantees comfort and mobility for children. 

Crochet is a technique that allows you to transform wool and yarn into incredible pieces of decoration, accessories and clothing for all ages. Children’s clothes, for example, are an excellent alternative if you want to earn money with crochet. Making crochet baby clothes, in addition to being very pleasurable, encourages our creativity. How about using that advantage to create something unique? Or take advantage of the recipes to create pieces of different sizes for children of different ages? With crochet this is possible.

Crochet clothes are part of a tradition that, even today, conquers the eyes of fathers and mothers. In addition to beauty, the durability of the pieces and the versatility of crochet are great advantages that you should take into account. Sweaters are ideal for protecting babies and children in the winter. Caps and gloves can combine to form a beautiful set, and you can check out the beautiful models that we have already shared here as well. For those little ones who don’t like to wear a cap, to keep them warm, the hood is a great option.

Image / Pattern / Tutorial: Cobbler’s Cabin

It comes already sewn with the sweater, there’s no way the child can take it off or lose it along the way. Crocheting is based on repeating stitches, forming rounds until you have the size you need. It’s a technique with few materials, but that’s not why quality should be overlooked. Especially when we talk about children, quality yarns are essential. Today you can find anti-allergy lines for them that do not itch the skin or cause allergies. 

Another very important point is the size. Don’t make small clothes that restrict their movement. Keep crocheting and measuring to make sure it will be a good size. Ready to get started? The complete pattern of the hooded infant sweater can be found at Cobbler’s Cabin. Read once, twice, as many times as necessary to understand all the steps. Remember this is not a waste of time, you will need to stop a lot less while crocheting. Come on, let’s crochet!