Button Baby Sweater
Keep your little ones cosy in this simple button up raglan sweater. Using a combination of beginner stitches to create a simple body and a central textured panel, it’s a quick and easy baby crochet sweater pattern to make. The pattern is sized from baby to 4 years old with simple button fastenings to make for easy dressing. With cuffs and a hem that are ribbed, and antique buttons for a pop of colour, this sweater is perfect for all types of events to make your little one look dapper.
This crochet pattern and image are property of HanJan Crochet.
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