[Free Pattern] This 5 Hour Baby Sweater Is A Spectacular Pattern That Is Easy To Make For Anyone!

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This pattern is so easy that even a novice could do it successfully! The 5 Hour Baby Sweater by Beverly A. Qualheim, Jennifer Cox, and Beth Koskie is a lovely pattern that makes such a gorgeous cardigan for a baby! Great stash buster, this baby sweater is the perfect gift for baby shower and a great go-to baby sweater which is quick and fun and always appreciated.

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Size 10-1/2 needles (full-term 7-8 lb baby), size 8 or size 5 needles for preemie baby sizes

Matching hat and bootie patterns are linked from pattern page. Hood optional.

[Free Pattern] This 5 Hour Baby Sweater Is A Spectacular Pattern That Is Easy To Make For Anyone!

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Bev's Country Cottage

Thanks to Beverly A. Qualheim, Jennifer Cox, Beth Koskie for the article inspiration and featured image.

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24 thoughts on “[Free Pattern] This 5 Hour Baby Sweater Is A Spectacular Pattern That Is Easy To Make For Anyone!”

    1. Hi Robin,the pattern is always linked to the name of the pattern ( 5 Hour Baby Sweater in this case) and in most cases, at the end of the article , in the credits area. Please click the link to get to the pattern’s page. Hope it helps!

  1. It would take me a lot longer than five hours I’m sure. And it is beautiful but it’s knitted not crocheted so I probably won’t attempt it. It says easy for even a novice…well I’ve knitted before but I don’t think this would be easy.Thanks for posting though

  2. The name of this website is KNIT and crochet daily, so why the numerous responses saying This pattern is KNIT not crochet, like the person who shared it did something wrong??? Can t you just thank someone for being kind enough to share a beautiful pattern and go on your merry way and still have a nice day even though you might not knit?? Why does everyone have to be so negative and ungrateful and unkind to others?

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