Crochet cute baby jacket - instructions
- material
- Shopping List / Consumption
- size
- Crochet pattern for the baby jacket
- back
- Left front
- Right front part
- sleeve
- completion
- border
- Quick guide - crochet baby jacket
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Crocheted in chopsticks, in straight parts and an easy-to-convert raglan skew the crocheted baby jacket succeeds with security. The conclusion is a border, which is also not difficult from the hand.
material
That babies are very demanding, if you could decide on the material of your crochet jacket, we know. Thankfully, the wool industry has responded well to these needs, providing a wide variety of high quality baby wool.
Shopping List / Consumption
The crocheted baby jacket in this sample pattern is made of soft baby cotton:
- Lang Yarns - Baby Cotton Color - Color 48 - 180 m barrel length - 50 grams
- Consumption: about 100 grams = 2 balls
- Crochet Hook: Thickness 3
Of course, the baby jacket can be implemented in any other wool. For a breezy summer jacket cotton fits very well and for a warm autumn-winter jacket, the best way to go back to a baby-matched merino quality. In order for the size calculation to fit, the wool should be crocheted with a needle size of 3.
size
The pattern jacket has a finished width of about 25 cm and a height of 24 cm . The sleeve length is 20 cm .
Mesh test: 10 sticks crocheted in width make 4.4 cm. The height of a row of sticks shows about 1 cm on the measuring tape.
With a finished width of 24 cm, the crocheted baby jacket is designed for an age of about 1 - 3 months.
Changes in the size of the crocheted jacket are easily possible. Just use a larger number of backstroke initial poles and, as appropriate, multiple initial stitches for the other pieces.
Finished width of 28 cm = 60 stitches back, 33 stitches per front, 49 stitches per sleeve. Extend the straight crocheted areas by 2 rows and extend the raglan area by 2 rows.
Crochet pattern for the baby jacket
back
Hit a chain of 54 pieces of air.
Attach row 1: 3 pieces of air as replacement for the first stick. This series beginning is calculated in the further pattern description as a complete mesh. Now crochet 53 more sticks into the chain of air mesh = total 54 stitches.
Row 2 - 10: Crochet 3 Transition Air Mesh + 53 Chopsticks in each row.
Row 11: In this row begins the raglan bevel. To do this, reduce the number of stitches by 1 at the front and at the back. Beginning of rows: Crochet 3 transitional air stitches, skip one stitch and crochet the first piece of twine into the second stitch of the previous row. End of row: cut off the last two sticks together.
Row 12-26: As in Row 11, each front and back decreases work. After row 26, the finished total height is reached. The thread can be cut off.
Left front
Hit a chain of air from a total of 30 air meshes.
Attach row 1: 3 pieces of air as replacement for the first stick. This series beginning is calculated in the further pattern description as a complete mesh. Now crochet 29 more sticks into the chain of air mesh = a total of 30 stitches.
Row 2 - 10: Crochet 3 Transition Air Meshes + 29 Chopsticks in each row.
Row 11: In this row, the raglan skew starts towards the sleeve. To do this, reduce the number of stitches by 1 on the left edge to create a skew. To do this, start row 11 on the right edge as usual with 3 transitional air stitches, crochet 27 rods and cut off the last two pieces together.
Row 12: In the straight rows, crochet the skew right at the beginning: Crochet 3 transitional meshes, skip a stitch and crochet the first piece of twine into the second stitch of the previous row. After this series, there are only 28 stitches left.
Row 13 - 26: In the following rows the declines of row 11 and 12 are continued. There are 14 stitches left at the end. The left front part is finished. The final row has 22 mesh heads. The working thread can be cut off.
Right front part
Hit a chain of air from a total of 30 air meshes.
Attach row 1: 3 pieces of air as replacement for the first stick. This series beginning is calculated in the further pattern description as a complete mesh. Now crochet 29 more sticks into the chain of air mesh = a total of 30 stitches.
Row 2 - 10: Crochet 3 Transition Air Meshes + 29 Chopsticks in each row.
Row 11: In this row, the raglan skew starts towards the sleeve. To do this, take the skew immediately at the beginning of the row: Crochet 3 transitional air stitches, skip a stitch and crochet the first piece of twine into the second stitch of the previous row. Finish the row as usual = 29 stitches.
Row 12: In the straight rows, the skew is at the end of the row. To do this, crochet the row as usual with chopsticks and cut off the last two pieces together, leaving 28 stitches.
Row 13 - 26: In the following rows the declines of row 11 and 12 are continued. There are 14 stitches left at the end. The right front part is finished, the working thread can be cut off.
sleeve
Both sleeves are worked the same. Hit a chain of air mesh out of a total of 45 air meshes.
Attach row 1: 3 pieces of air as replacement for the first stick. Then crochet 44 more sticks into the chain of air stitches = a total of 45 stitches.
Row 2 - 10: Then crochet in each row 3 transition air mesh + 44 sticks.
Row 11: In this row, the raglan skew begins on both sides of the sleeve. To do this, reduce the number of stitches by 1 at the front and at the back. Beginning of rows: Crochet 3 transitional air stitches, skip one stitch and crochet the first piece of twine into the second stitch of the previous row. End of row: cut off the last two stacks together.
Row 12 - 24: As in row 11, each front and back decreases work. After row 24, the finished total height is reached. The final row has 13 mesh heads. The working thread can be cut off.
completion
Before the baby jacket can finally be crocheted with a border, the individual parts must be sewn together.
Close the following seams:
The raglan skew of the right front piece is sewn together with the left raglan skew of the right sleeve. (The top of the right sleeve becomes a shoulder area.)
Now turn the jacket so that you look at it from the back. The second raglan skew of the sleeve already attached to the front is stitched together with the left raglan skew of the back.
The second raglan skew of the back piece is sewn together with the left raglan skew of the second sleeve.
Now turn the jacket forward again and sew the raglan skew of the left front piece together with the remaining skew of the second sleeve.
border
Sequence for the border:
* 1 fixed loop - 2 air stitches - 4 sticks in one puncture site - 2 air stitches * - Repeat this sequence all the way around the jacket.
Borders round
It is best to start the border round at the back center of the back with a strong loop. Insertion point between two rods of the end row of the back part.
Now crochet 2 loops and make 3 sticks - the next puncture for 4 sticks is again between two sticks of the final round - with 2 sticks again 3 sticks - put a tight loop between two sticks of the final round ... if correctly calculated, a firm sits Mesh exactly in the kink between the back and sleeves.
Continue the border round at the upper edge of the sleeve and at the upper edge of the right front piece. At the corner to the front edge sits a tight mesh. Along the front edge, the border is inserted as follows: Crochet 4 rods each around the entire longitudinal side of either the 3 transitional air stitches or a stick - with 2 air stitches 1 sticks or 3 transition air stitches - 1 solid stitch in the space between 2 rows of the front piece,
Crochet the underside of the jacket like the top, crochet the left front edge just like the right front piece and finish the border over the left side of the neck back to the middle back.
Quick guide - crochet baby jacket
Back: Cast on 54 sts and crochet a total of 10 rows of chopsticks. In the next 16 rows for raglan skewing, remove 1 stick left and right
Front pieces: Cast on 30 pieces of air and crochet a total of 10 rows of chopsticks. in the next 16 rows for the raglan skew on the left, remove 1 stick - work the second front piece in the same direction
Sleeves: Cast on 45 sts and crochet a total of 10 rows of chopsticks; In the next 16 rows for raglan skewing, remove 1 stick left and right
Sew the items together and the baby jacket with one
Crochet border round: 1 fixed loop - 2 air stitches - 4 sticks in one puncture point - 2 air stitches
