Dress Your Cutie In This French Macaroon Knitted Baby Sweater
Add this charming French Macaroon knitted baby sweater to your little one’s closet. It will definitely add an extra dose of cuteness to any outfit.
Craft in different colors for a complete wardrobe.
In fact, this pattern is an ideal project for experienced beginner knitters looking to advance their knitting skills.
Not familiar with the three-needle bind off? You can find an excellent tutorial here: Three Needle Bind Off [A How To Knitting Video Tutorial].
The pattern includes detailed written instructions for six sizes to fit newborns, babies ages 3 months, 6 to 9 months, 12 to 18 months, 2 to 3 years, and 4 years old.
This knitting pattern is a lovely design by Caroline Hegwer.
In fact, you can access the FREE downloadable pattern for this charming knit sweater.
To access the FREE downloadable pattern for this knitted baby wear, please click on this link: French Macaroon Pattern.
Featured image: Caroline Hegwer/The Nobel Thread – thank you!
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Please could you send me a copy.J
Hi Janice,
Thank you for contacting The Knitting Space. Unfortunately, we don’t own the pattern so won’t be able to send you a copy. However, you could download the pattern yourself. It is very easy to download the pattern. Just click on the highlighted link at the bottom of the text, Once you do, you will be directed to the designer’s page which in this case is Ravelry. Once there, just scroll a bit and you’ll see a link that says free Ravelry download, click that and a prompt will appear that will let you choose the language of your pattern. Just select English and Voila!
Hope this helps, Happy knitting!
Ann
Does the baby French Macaroon sweater pattern come in adult size?
Hi Lynn,
Thank you for contacting The Knitting Space. I’m afraid the pattern is only for children. The largest size in the pattern is for a 4-year-old child. Hopefully, the designer would come up with an adult-sized version of this sweater in the future.
All the best,
Ann
I have trouble converting to different yarn. What would be a yarn equivalent for this? Worsted weight? Baby yarn?
In the macaroon pattern I’m lost now
I’m at the part that says to knit 71″stitches in (12-18 months )
Then 5 rows (is that just the 71 stitches)
If I do that I end at the cuff and then it says to
Yo, k2tog,k1 (how do you yo when there is nothing on your right needle?)
And then knit1 row ? Is that one row of 71 or full row ?
Then knit 2’rows with MC. 71 or full row?
I’m totally confused and I’ve asked plenty of people. Please help
I have the same questions as Paula. Do I knit 5 rows of 75?