Crochet Pattern Baby Vests

Take your most crochet crochet pattern baby vests here!

Crochet Pattern Baby Vests

Take your most crochet crochet pattern baby vests here!

Baby and Children are usually the first crochet crochet pattern baby vests look for when starting to knit. Many knitters and crocheters, no matter how long they have knitted or crocheted, prefer babies and toddlers projects. There are so many sites for finding free baby knitting and crochet patterns on the Internet. Here are just a few of this writer's favorites, those with knitting and crochet testers, the best free knitting and crochet patterns for children and babies.

Garn Studio allows the visitor to print free patterns in eleven different languages. There's even a link for American English patterns and British English patterns. You'll find many knittting and crochet crochet pattern baby vests and children: hats, sweaters, blankets. You'll also see links for their yarn on the Garnstudio.com site at discounted prices, however, you can use your own yarn.

If you click on the resource link at the bottom of this article, you find hundreds of free patterns that will pique your interest. Under the image, Garnstudio specifies "gauge/tension, number of stitches per 10 cm/4" or crochet hook. Suggested yarn may be replaced by yarn with a similar knitting tension." So you don't have to buy their yarn to download the pattern.

At AllAboutYou you will find free patterns from Debbie Bliss and Erika Knight, both noted children's knitting and crochet designers, who create beautiful traditional patterns, with timeless style that can be passed down for generations. You will have such a hard time making a decision just which knitting or crochet pattern to tackle first... So many hats, sweaters, cardigans, vests, and blankets.

Knitty.com is an online magazine where designers post their patterns you may download for free. Have fun and start creating, knitting and crocheting for babies and children!

Sharon Watterson - author is a knitter, not an expert, who writes about the art of knitting and talented knitters and designers in the vast knitting community.

She enjoys finding new patterns, new techniques, and always learning about new yarns. She writes online http://www.ehow.com/members/knittingscribe-articles.html as Knittingscribe and on Examiner http://www.examiner.com/x-23677-Providence-Knitting-Examiner.html as Providence's Knitting Examiner. She holds a BA in English. This article is copyrighted by Sharon Watterson.

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