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Water Bubbles Sweater
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MillaMia Naturally Soft Merino
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Product Description
This is an easy cabled baby/toddler raglan sweater to dress up your little one. Cables resemble bubbles from the all-time favorite bubble blowing toys. It is suitable both for little boys or girls and would make a lovely edition to any fashionable look. The slightly retro look of the cables is combined with modern flowing rib at the hems and neck. Raglan construction provides for more comfortable wear.
Piece is knitted in the round, bottom up to the armholes with slightly negative ease. The sleeves are worked separately, in the round and feature the same base design as the body. At the yoke these are joined to body, forming a decorative raglan line up to the neck.
The cables are both charted and with written instructions and are easy to work and remember. The simple construction makes piece extremely suitable for beginners.
The pattern is intended for sport yarn.
SIZES:
6-9 months (baby size 68-74)
12-18 months (baby size 80-86)
2 years (baby size 92)
3-4 years (baby size 98-104)
Water Bubbles Sweater by Elly's Knitting Days
Garment Overview
The Water Bubbles Sweater is an easy cabled baby and toddler raglan sweater designed by Elly's Knitting Days. This knitted pullover features a playful cable pattern inspired by bubble-blowing toys, making it a charming addition to any child's wardrobe. The design suits both boys and girls with its versatile aesthetic that blends slightly retro cable details with contemporary styling elements.
Construction Method
This sweater is constructed using the raglan method, which provides enhanced comfort and ease of wear for active toddlers. The garment is knitted in the round from the bottom up to the armholes, creating seamless construction for a polished finish. The sleeves are worked separately in the round before being joined to the body at the yoke, where they form a decorative raglan line that extends up to the neckline. This construction technique distributes fabric evenly across the shoulders and chest.
Stitch Techniques and Pattern Details
- Cable Stitches: The signature Water Bubbles design features easy-to-work cables that resemble bubbles. The cable instructions are provided in both charted format and written instructions, making them accessible for knitters who prefer either method. The cables are designed to be memorable and straightforward to execute.
- Ribbed Edgings: Modern flowing rib details are featured at the hems and neckline, providing structure and a contemporary finish that contrasts with the classic cable aesthetic.
- Raglan Shaping: The raglan construction creates clean, decorative lines from the underarm to the neck opening.
Yarn and Materials
The Water Bubbles Sweater pattern is designed for sport weight yarn, which provides an appropriate drape and stitch definition for the cable work. Knitters will need appropriately sized needles for working with sport yarn in the round, including circular needles for the body and sleeves.
Skill Level
This pattern is rated as beginner-friendly, making it an excellent project for knitters new to cable work or garment construction. The straightforward cable repeats and simple shaping make this an accessible introduction to baby sweater knitting.
Pattern Format
The Water Bubbles Sweater is available as a downloadable PDF pattern, allowing immediate access to both charted and written instructions for this beloved design.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Sport |
| Featured Products: | MillaMia Naturally Soft Merino Rico Essentials Merino DK |
| Pages: | 0 |
| Designer: | Elly's Knitting Days |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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Um what am I reviewing
I should be able to preview patterns before buying them. Not terribly impressed with these instructions. Or the design.