Crochet pattern for children's sweater. Crochet children's blouses

Knitting children's blouses According to this description, it can be done using different colors of yarn; the brighter the children's item, the more interesting it will be for the child. The blouse is crocheted from the neck down with raglan sleeves. The description of knitting a children's blouse is presented for a child aged 1-1.5 years.

To knit a blouse, take children's acrylic in three colors and hook No. 3.

Description of knitting a children's blouse:

To start knitting, cast on a chain of 99 chain stitches, mark on it the loops for adding along the raglan lines. The first 14 loops are for knitting the front, mark the 15th loop to add raglan between the front and the sleeve at the front. The next 19 loops are for knitting the sleeve, and the 20th or 35th loop from the beginning is for adding raglan between the sleeve and the back, from this loop count another 29 loops for knitting the back and note the 30th for adding raglan between the back and the second sleeve. Another 19 loops for knitting the second sleeve, the 20th or 85th loop from the beginning to add raglan between the sleeve and the front. The last 14 stitches remain for knitting the front.

Top of the blouse knitted in stitches, at the beginning of each row, instead of the first stitch, perform 3 lifting air loops. In the first row, knit after 3 chain stitches. lifting 13 stitches for the front; from the marked loop to add raglan, knit 2 tbsp, 1 chain stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, for sleeve 19 st. s/n, increase in raglan from a loop 2 treble s/n, 1 air stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, 29 stitches for the back, adding 2 treble stitches from a raglan loop, 1 chain stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, 19 treble s/n for the second sleeve, increasing in raglan from a loop 2 treble s/n, 1 chain stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, last 14 columns on the second shelf.

To knit a striped pattern, at the beginning of the second row, attach a thread of a different color, do not break the old thread. At the beginning of the row, make 3 chain stitches and knit stitches along the row in the opposite direction. In this row, due to the additions along the raglans, the number of stitches in each part will increase to expand the upper part of the blouse: for the front 15 stitches, from the chain loop to add raglan, knit 2 treble stitches, 1 chain stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, for sleeve 23 st. s/n, from a chain loop to add raglan, knit 2 treble s/n, 1 chain stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, 33 stitches for the back, from a chain loop to add raglan, knit 2 treble s/n, 1 chain stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, 23 treble s/n for the second sleeve, from a chain loop to add raglan, knit 2 treble s/n, 1 chain stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n, last 16 columns on the second shelf.

To knit the third row, attach a new thread, do not break the previous two. Knit a row of stitches with additions according to the pattern to expand the raglan.

In the fourth row to change colors in knitting, stretch the first thread to the beginning of the row and knit a row of stitches with it. Next, change the color of the thread each row by pulling the working thread through the side of the knitting.

Knit the top of the blouse 10-12 rows so that the width of the front and back corresponds to the circumference of the chest, and the width of the sleeves corresponds to the circumference of the shoulder.

We will knit the first row of the lower part with regular stitches, stitches along the loops of the first shelf, back and second shelf, skipping the sleeves.

To knit the second row of the pattern, pull a thread of a different color along the edge and knit from one loop a group of three double crochets knitted with the same top.

The third row is knitted with a thread of the main color, make a single crochet over two groups of stitches, after 2 chain stitches, from the previous row 2 treble crochets, 2 chain stitches. and art. s/n above the next two groups of columns.

For the fourth row, knit treble s/n.

When knitting the pattern, repeat the repeat in height from the 2nd to the fourth row, while in the second row change the color of the thread, and knit the third and fourth row with the color of the main background of the pattern.

Knit the bottom of the blouse to the desired length, repeating the pattern in height 9-10 times.

For knitting sleeves attach the thread at the raglan line, make 3 chain stitches. rise and knit rows of double crochets. At the end of each row, make a joint. the last lifting loop, start the next row with three chain stitches. rise. Having knitted the sleeve to half the length, to narrow it, decrease the stitch at the end of the row, knitting the last two stitches together. Sleeves can be knitted plain or striped, changing the color of the thread as desired.

Knit the second sleeve as well.

On the sides of the shelves tie the planks, completing 4 rows of st. b/n. On the left placket for button fastening, make holes for loops. To do this, when knitting the third row, first after the second stitch, knit 3 chain stitches, skipping 3 loops along the row, knit 9 sts. b/n, repeat from * to the end of the row. In the fourth row, above 3 chain stitches, knit 3 tbsp. b/n. Having knitted the second shelf, sew buttons on it, opposite the loops.

Description of the blouse for this dress:

1. Square raglan yoke:

Pattern port =6p+1 This means that each raglan line should be divided into 6 loops + 1 for symmetry.

For example: shelf 2 reports = (6*2)+1=13 loops; sleeve 4 reports = (6*4)+1= 25 loops, before (front + shelf) 4 reports = (6*4)+1 = 25, etc. If you need to increase the number of loops, then add loops per 1 report per shelves and 2 on the front, on the sleeves at your discretion (1 or 2)

Gained 165 air. loops
2nd row: 18dc + 1dc, 2v. p., 1dc + 47 dc + 1 dc, 2 v. p., 1dc + 35dc + 1dc, 2 v. p., 1dc + 47dc + 1dc, 2 v. p., 1dc+18dc
(+1 dc is an increase, indicated in this picture by gray dc)

Next we knit according to the yoke pattern. After row 7, repeat from row 4.
Please note that the first and last stitches in the yoke are double crochets so that the edge under the buttons is even.
The yoke pattern (option No. 2) differs from the previous one only in the first row of dc. (before the 2nd ch, there is no need to make increases, that is, the number of dc = the number of ch of the initial chain). But the quantity in. each raglan line must still be divided by 6+1!!!Outline in the diagram:in the lower left corner of the yoke I drew an extra dc above the v. p, they shouldn't exist!!!

We knit a yoke of the required depth (I measure so that it fits well on the shoulders).
Before adding loops for undercutting (under the handles), we knit turning rows only on the front and back loops.
Here I tried to depict turning rows on two shelves of the back

When we knit a row of double crochets, add air. loops for undercutting (I added 18 chain stitches + 1 on each side = 3 pattern reports). We connect the knitting in a circle and then knit the pattern in a circle.
You can use such a scheme, only instead of 1 v. knit two sts between reports

2. Seam.
In this diagram I have indicated how I knit the initial instep stitches to get a good seam

The arrows indicate where to close the row.
I start a row of double crochets like this: 2 air. loops + dc in the same starting loop.
In the next row I knit the initial loops like this: 1 in. n. + single crochet in the same initial loop + 1 air. a loop

3. Web expansion:
After knitting in a circle, knit several rows of the pattern straight. To expand the fabric in rows of double crochets, make uniform increases for 2 reports of the pattern.

4. Ruffles
Having knitted the required length of the dress, we knit the top ruffle according to the pattern

We attach the ruffle to a row of double crochets.
We knit the second ruffle (yellow) like this: bend the top ruffle and find the purl jumpers of a row of double crochets (I’ll show you in the photo in the process) behind these jumpers we knit a row of double crochets. Next, according to the pattern of the upper ruffle, only instead of stitches with 1 crochet, we knit a st with 2 crochets. The lower ruffle should be positioned relative to the upper one in a checkerboard pattern.

5. Sleeve.

For the sleeve, cast on 19 stitches (3 stitches + 1 chain stitch)
In each row of double crochets (5th and 9th), make uniform increases of 6 stitches (to extend for another pattern repeat). The first and last increase according to the scheme do not count!!!
There is no need to increase in the 13th row. There should be 65 loops. Make a binding according to the ruffle pattern (start with 2 single crochets)

6. Neck tie.
Using a thread of the main color, tie the neckline and the place for the buttons with half-columns (make loops for the buttons on one side). Using a contrasting thread, we knit a row of double crochet stitches behind the back of the half-columns.

Gone are the days when mothers knitted and sewed at home out of necessity so that family members had something to wear. Nowadays, needlework for women is not a duty, but a pleasure that they discover for themselves. How nice it is to see the fruits of your labor on your sweet child. After all, a thing made with your own hands is unique, there is no other like it. A child dressed in a suit or dress made by his mother’s caring hands feels special and dearly loved. A stylish crocheted blouse for a little girl is an alternative to expensive warm blouses from the store. It will become especially relevant in cold weather. There are many patterns for a crocheted blouse, but let's look at at least one example for a girl.

Learn to crochet a blouse for a girl with patterns

The provided openwork children's blouse is original in that it has a lace pattern and a crochet yoke for a 10-11 year old girl.

The density of the pattern will be 17 loops per 15 rows.

1. Let's prepare the necessary materials. We will need yarn - 350-400 grams, which contains wool, a hook number 4 and buttons that you like.

1. Let's consider schemes 1 and 2.

On them, the pattern begins with a double crochet and a double crochet.

1. We begin to knit the part from top to bottom and back again from the middle of the front. We cast on 77-85-85-92-100 chain stitches and knit the row as follows. We knit a double crochet into the second chain stitch, and we knit another double crochet into the next 5-3-3-5-3 chain stitches. Then we remove one chain stitch, knit a double crochet in every 4th chain stitch and repeat this until the end of the row. After this, we should have the following number of double crochets: 63-69-69-75-81. Remember that 1 chain stitch at the beginning of the row is equal to one double crochet.

Next, we begin to insert markers. These could be pins or paper clips. The first marker is inserted after 5-6-4-5-6 stitches, then 13-14-15-16-7 markers are inserted after every 4 stitches. In total, 6-7-5-6-7 loops remain from the last marker. In each row we repeat the increments in the following sequence - 5-5-3-3-2 times, and in every fourth row 0-0-2-2-3 times. The total now is 147-159-165-177-189 loops.

Perform increments as follows. Knit 2 loops in 1. The first time from all the markers in the row, the next time - also from all the markers in the row, but on the other side. Make increments before and after markers.

We look at pattern A2 and knit 1 double crochet in each of the 4 double crochets, then on the next 7 double crochets, based on pattern “a”. Then we look at pattern “b” and knit until there are 10 double crochets left. Using pattern “c” we work on the next six double crochets and one double crochet.

Let's move on to diagram 1. It must be read vertically. In the first two rows, the first and last 4 double crochets on each side are knitted. Then we make increases again near the markers in the 4th row. In the 7th row we begin to evenly add 16-13-16-15-12 stitches. The total is 177-187-197-209-219 loops.

The last row is knitted with 28-30-31-33-34 double crochets, then 6 chain stitches (they are necessary for further knitting of the sleeve), 36-38-40-43-45 double crochets are skipped, then 49-51-55 are worked. -57-61 double crochets, again 6 chain stitches and again skip 36-38-40-43-45 double crochets. At the end we knit 28-30-31-33-34 double crochets.

Now we have 177-123-129-135-141 loops. We remove the old markers and insert new ones through 3 air loops under the sleeve. We knit the first row according to pattern A 2, and then in the same way according to patterns a, b, c. That is, we knit the first and last 4 loops on each side like a double crochet stitch in the first two rows. Continue pattern A2 until the pattern has been worked 4-4-4-5-5 times after the cokteka. Thus, the height of the product from the armhole becomes 24-24-24-30-30 cm from the armhole. This is still only the smallest size. It is necessary to knit 0-4-6-4-6 cm according to pattern A1 to a product height of 24-28-30-34-36 cm.

1. Let's move on to knitting the sleeves.

It is necessary to knit back and forth so that the pattern is identical to the pattern on the shelves. The sleeve will have 42-44-46-49-51 stitches. Start knitting from the marker, and make the first row from the wrong side after three chain stitches. The first row is knitted in a stitch with an increase in each chain stitch. At the same time, evenly reduce the stitches with an increase by 6 loops.

Decreases are made by knitting two stitches together.

The next row is worked on the right side in one stitch with two increases in every first 3-1-2-0-1 stitches with an increase. Next, pattern A 2 is knitted like this: pattern “a” - 7 loops, “b” - until 8-6-7-6-7 loops remain, pattern “c” on the last 6 loops. We finish with one column with two surcharges in each of the last 2-0-1-0-1 columns with a surcharge.

Turn the product and continue knitting. Knit the fourth row according to the pattern and decrease equally by 5-1-3-0-2 loops. This makes a total of 31-37-37-43-43 stitches.

Start pattern A2 again and continue working it down 3-4-4-5-5 times. On the third repeat, decrease 0-6-6-6-6 stitches evenly. You should get 31-31-31-37-37 stitches. And when pattern A2 is knitted 4-5-5-6-6 times on the sleeves, you can continue to knit pattern A1 until the sleeve measures 26-30-32-38-40 cm.

The second sleeve is knitted using the same principle.

1. The final stage is the assembly of the product. Sew the sleeves together and then sew the buttons onto the left placket.

The provided diagram, a crocheted blouse for a girl, according to which it was knitted, was clear to everyone, and the product itself is ready! Now the question of how to crochet a stylish blouse will not remain unanswered for you, because you really want to create a stylish product for a girl.

Video on the topic of the article

And if you want to knit a blouse of a different style, then these videos may be useful for you.

A knitted blouse is perhaps the most comfortable and practical item in your baby's wardrobe. A big plus is also its versatility and breadth of application. Children's blouses can be worn both in winter and summer. Let's consider the main criteria of these knitted products.

Tools and materials Time: 2-3 days Difficulty: 4/10

• yarn for hand knitting (100% cotton or microfiber) - 100 grams;
• a hook corresponding to the thickness of the yarn you have chosen;
• decorative elements (you can knit them, or you can make them from satin ribbons, or you can buy ready-made products in the store);
• thread with a needle for connecting knitted parts together;
• scissors.

All children's blouses are conventionally divided into summer and winter. Blouses for summer are thin and knitted from natural cotton yarn or microfiber. Winter products should keep your baby warm, so they are knitted from natural warm materials such as merino wool.

Crocheting a baby blouse yourself is not at all difficult; you just need to follow the knitting pattern and perform each stage of the work consistently and carefully. In this article we will look at a knitting pattern for a simple openwork children's blouse for the summer for a one-year-old child, which can be repeated even by novice craftsmen.

Step-by-step description with diagram

Step 1. Knitting the border

We start knitting a blouse by knitting an openwork border. Initially, we cast on a chain consisting of 113 air loops. Next, we knit according to the following pattern:

A total of 21 rows need to be knitted.

After all the rows are knitted, we move on to knitting, which we start with a row consisting of single crochets.

After this, we divide the entire product into two equal parts: the back and the front. Before you need to divide it in half again and knit each part separately.

Step 2. Knitting the back

The upper part of the back is knitted according to the following pattern:

Having knitted 11 rows, you need to close off the middle 33 loops, and knit the side parts - 2 rows - separately from each other with single crochets.

The upper part of the back is ready! The thread should be cut.

Step 3. Knitting the front

After the back is ready, you need to knit the second part of the shelf. To do this, on the existing border in front with 11 rows of single crochets knitted, we form a neckline. To do this, on the inside (on both edges of the product) we close 16 loops and knit 2 more rows. A total of 32 neck loops need to be closed.

Step 4. Knitting the sleeves

We start knitting the sleeves with an openwork border according to the same pattern as the bottom of the blouse. First, we cast on a chain consisting of 76 air loops and knit 9 rows according to the above pattern No. 1. Next, we continue knitting in the round according to the second pattern.

Step 5. Assembling the product

We begin assembling the product from the shoulder seams. We sew the hangers together using a thread and a needle.

We design the neck and shelf. To do this, the cutouts must be tied with one row of single crochets and one row according to the following pattern: 3 single crochets, 1 picot. Next, repeat until the end of the row.

The product can also be decorated with flagella. To do this, you need to twist 6 flagella of 12 cm each and sew them to the shelves.

You can also decorate the shelves with flowers and ribbons.

An openwork blouse for a girl is ready for the summer.

In conclusion, here is a table of sizes for children's clothing that will help you correctly calculate the length and width of your product, as well as the amount of yarn you need.

​ Done with your own hands things will never go out of fashion, and beautiful blouses, dresses or cardigans knitted for a baby will not only be a pleasant addition to a child’s wardrobe, but will also improve the level of skill of the needlewoman. Very often, young mothers are afraid to start this type of work because of the feeling of upcoming difficulties and seriousness, however, in fact, there is nothing in crocheting a blouse that even a novice knitter cannot handle.

Knitting is a very interesting activity that requires a lot of attention and patience. Therefore, before starting the process, it is recommended to isolate yourself as much as possible from unnecessary irritants and completely devote yourself to what you love.

This method may be of interest to many mothers, since without special knitting skills you can create an original and simple outfit for a girl. The scheme has deservedly received its recommendations from other more experienced needlewomen, since with the help of simple steps and a minimal amount of funds a wonderful children's knitted jumper is created.

For this product you will need:

• Hook.
• Yarn in several colors. It is usually recommended to choose neutral and not very strong colors.
• Buttons.

So, at first About five air loops are placed on the hook, which are subsequently tightened into a ring. This can be easily accomplished by securing the first and last loops together. Then a simple pattern of casting on three chain stitches and two double crochets is used; the next row of two VP (chain loops) and three SSN (double crochet). The last step is repeated several times until approximately six rows are created.

The knitted product resembles a voluminous circle, which has small spaces between the columns. It is necessary to knit three DCs, two VPs and three more DCs through these free sections. Once this has been done with each section, you can move on to the next step.

You can see that after this type of knitting, the product began to have more free space between the columns. You need to do similar steps as described earlier, only now only the corner sections should be knitted with three DCs, two VPs and three DCs, while only DCs are made between them.

Similar machinations should be carried out several more times until a sufficiently large hexagon is obtained. It needs to be folded in such a way as to form a shape resembling the letter “G”.

Using a different color of yarn, you can create a decoration on the sleeve and knit the top parts together, but not all the way, as this will be the neckline. The next step is to create the same hexagon and tie the two parts together. Buttons are sewn on and some details are completed, for example, if desired, you can add a few bows or patterns to make the jacket look more fun and interesting for the child. So it turns out cute crochet blouse for girls.

Openwork children's sweater

Crocheted blouses for girls have a large number of different variations. One of them is very beautiful and cute children's warm sweater, which is suitable even for a small child. In addition to it, it is possible to make an openwork jacket, the description and diagram of which will be presented below.

In order to knit a set of a children's sweater and jacket for a girl you will need:

• Yarn. You can use one color, preferably pastel and not very catchy, since it will look harmonious in this type of product.
• Hook.
• Buttons.

When performing it is recommended apply the sweater to the child, because the description and diagram of a children's sweater is presented for a 3-year-old girl. It is necessary to take measurements and determine how many loops will be cast on first.

For the back you should make 70 air loops and 3 loops for lifting. Perform the work in a pattern as desired. You can use a standard set of alternating chain stitches and double crochets, after which beautiful and neat circles appear in the jacket. After 20 stitches, leave an armhole and a neckline. To make the work as successful as possible, do not forget to apply it to the child in the process. After this, finish working on the back.

Next, make a bunch of 35 chain stitches and 3 yarn over loops. Use the same pattern that was used before. After 20 loops, leave armholes on the left side, making curves. After this you need to knit 1 and 3, 2 and 2 loops. As soon as the work reaches the 10th row, you can finish. Next, you need to repeat the steps to get the right and left shelves.

For knitting sleeves The same scheme is used as described in the previous step, however, the set of loops is slightly different. If you use 38 VP loops and 3 single crochets for the initial connection, then the armholes remain after 22 loops.

After knitting, all the elements of the children's openwork sweater are assembled. The sleeves are sewn along the seams, all the tails are tied into the product itself, the edges are processed with additional knitting.

Knitted sweater with a pattern for a 3-year-old girl

To make a warm knitted sweater with a hood you will need:

• Yarn (300 g) of one color.
• Hook No. 3.
• Buttons.

It is very important that knitting occurs in one single fabric. For the back and front, 100 chain stitches are cast on and one row is knitted in single crochet columns. After this, you should knit according to the technique described above using double crochets (1 and 3, 2 and 2). As soon as the rectangle reaches the required size, you can finish the work (usually 24–25 cm).

For the sleeves, 40 air loops are made. Subsequent knitting is done according to the same description as the back. After this, you can make a hood, which requires about 75 air loops. Once all the parts are ready, they can be sewn together.

Knitting is considered a wonderful pastime because it equally satisfies the needs of people who value the process and those who need the result. Regardless of which group a person belongs to, this hobby will bring him satisfaction and a good mood.