I’m glad to hear it! You’re right, take it easy, step by step, and enjoy 😊 Have a great knitting comeback!

you are not alone, same here 😅

Excelente! Enjoy the second one! Happy knitting 🤗

Thanks it's very easy to follow stop by step. I will start to knit for my baby

Thank you and happy knitting 🤗

Many thanks for the simple explanations. I'm making a second one. Will donate to charity. Much appreciated Susheela - South Africa

Thank you for your comment and happy knitting 🥰

It came out great

Congratulations! 🎊🎉🎈

@@sowoolly do you know how I could make it a size bigger want to redo it cuz my son grows so fast!!!

Thank you for your lovely comment! Congratulations 🎉🎈🎊

I’m happy to hear it! Thank you for your lovely comment 🥰

Well done 🤗 Congratulations, and thank you for letting me know! Happy knitting❣️

Thank you so much! You've made my day :)

There’s a playlist here in my channel, called Easy toddlers-baby knitting patterns. Take a look 😉

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Thank you so much! I will 😉

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ba6iqr2bspnen6c.html

Have you completed now Emily?

@@nupur4849 I did, absolutely loved this one, sadly its now too small for my son, I keep meaning to make another too

@@embm2959 that's great I will make it then, thanks for replying 😊

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Great! Take a look: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osiDmb2jxNWmiX0.htmlsi=165LAZEx1Ot_e3z7 Starting on minute 16:30 😉

Knit row 21 and purl row 22.

Congratulations 🎈

Thank you Sophie 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I’m happy to hear it! Thank you for your comment 🤗

What size needles did you use for a 3yr old please and how many co stitches.. sorry if I sound dumb but I haven’t been knitting long and would love to make this for my grandson..

Take a look at the written instructions, just click on the link below the video, on the description box 😉

Can you please help me out. I can't understand after the decrease. What to do next when 34 stitches are remaining. The next step please?

At the underarm (row 47) you bind off 2 stitches (58 →56 stitches) and 2 more on row 48 (56→54 stitches). Then you decrease 2 stitches on every odd row up to row 19 (which is 20 stitches in total) which will leave you with 34 stitches. Hope that helps :)

Could you explain the 5. Row of the neckline if you got it. I'm stucked there

Can you explain the next step, after the decrease when ,34 stitches are left?

Hello, you can follow this tutorial (it’s a cardigan, but also Raglan, so the process is the same): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osiDmb2jxNWmiX0.htmlsi=Pze0EJSSVOfvQP1r Go to minute 16:32

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊

Gracias! La verdad es que no, los que he hecho son para niños más pequeños

Thank you! I’m working on it! Please subscribe if you haven’t already, and turn on the notifications, so you’ll know when it’s published 😉

@@sowoolly I have subscribed and turned on the notifications :). Thank you for replying.

Welcome and happy knitting 🧶

@@sowoolly Thank you and same to you. Though I'm still waiting on the video with the video requested. Hope to see it on your channel ASAP. Sorry to rush you.

@nataliafeliciafernandez654 Oh, I’m sorry, my lower back is hurting, and I can’t record long videos at the moment

The same happened to me. I think the blog description has an error but in the video that part is explained correctly.

Dear Joanna, I’m happy to hear it! Please take a look at this tutorial: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osiDmb2jxNWmiX0.html From minute 16:23 onwards, you’ll see how to block the sweater and how to join the pieces using the invisible seam technique. Good luck 🤗

Hola, también está en mi canal SoyWoollyendirecto 😉

Did you work out how to do this? My 6 year old really wants one too. Thanks

i assume u cast on more and just go from there x

Or you can go up a needle size. That should work. She uses 4 and 5 so try using 5 mm and 6 mm with a 4 weight yarn

Hi, if you have 34 stitches left, it means you haver just finished decreasing 2 stitches on the FIFTH row (see "Raglan shaping"). Continue decreasing 2 stitches every alternate row (the row numbers are on the pattern) till you have 16 stitches left. Then follow the pattern.... Hope this helps.

Hello! Please take a look of this video and you'll see how to find the description box below any YT video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a8B7fr2dm6y-XYk.html

this will help u. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ba6iqr2bspnen6c.html

I just sent you the link (it’s also a Raglan, so the technique is the same).

Thanks! Not for this one, I'm afraid...

Hi Peggy, I’m happy to hear it! Below this video, on the description box, you’ll find the link to another tutorial where I explain how to block and join your sweaters 😉

I think I used a 4.0mm and it turned out perfect for my 2 year old . Other than being loose in the neck . She's only 25lbs and 33" tall

After the ribbing, you need to work 48 rows, increasing on rows 1, 11, and 23, and decreasing on row 47. Take a look at the pattern here: sowoolly.net/how-to-knit-a-sweater-for-children-aged-2-4-years-step-by-step/

@@sowoolly thank you!

Happy knitting 🤗

Hi, it’s correct

That's what happened with the one I made for my 2 year old. The only thing I can think of is stop before you do the neck line on any parts. Leave the stitches on a stich holder. When you've finished sewing all the parts together go back and pick up the stitches for the neck line. Add extra stitch on the corners where you sewed together if you need to. Knit in the round with the smaller needles.. you. After 8 rows you might want to decrease 4 -8 stitches depending on the child's neck size. And knit several more rows k2P2. So it's taller. The one I made for my toddler who's 25lbs 33" tall. The neck line is open and sits on her shoulders. I put a t shirt underneath and the t shirt is visable at the neck but it's too late for me to fix it. I'm going to attempt the sweater again making adjustments where I need to fit my baby better. And look nicer.. The neck line was my only real issue with this pattern

Next to the title of the video, you’ll see the word “More”. Click there and the description box will appear. You’ll find the link to my website there.

Follow this tutorial (from minute 16:30): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osiDmb2jxNWmiX0.htmlsi=DO6Zpe5YoSYpOPBH

The pattern recommends worsted yarn . You would probably need a few more stitches .

It could be smaller, maybe for 2 years 😉

@@sowoolly perfect, that's exactly what I am looking for! thank you so much!

Yes, but if your gauge is smaller, the sweater will be smaller too 😉

Thanks! The size is good for av2 year old (take a look at the written pattern to see the measurements)

I made it for my 2 year old using smaller needles since she's skinny

Hello Carmen, maybe you are not making the decreases needed, or you are increasing stitches without even realising it. Please take a look at the written instructions below the video, on the description box. Good luck ;D

Because the Stockinette stitch curls. It’s easier to sew the sweater after blocking (this process helps the pieces to stay flat) 😉

I like your exact explanations please can you recommend me how to knit women cardigan bottom to up .. i cant knit with secular needles.. thank you so much

@mikyrosenblum1240 Yep! I have a new one that came out recently: How to Knit Your First Comfy Cardigan (quick and super easy!) - So Woolly kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9OWksyqpq22mac.html Thank you for your comment, and don’t forget to subscribe and activate the notifications, so you don’t miss a thing 🤗 Happy knitting 🧶

I calculated this pattern for this gauge only

sara wael idk if you found a solution, and in a beginner so take this with a grain of salt but I think you would need circular needles and do everything the same but cast one more. So say you measure around your waist and it’s 30 inches and you wanted your sweater to be a little loose, we’ll say 32 inches just for ease, if you cast on how ever many stitches to make it 16 inches (because the front and back is the same) it would probably work. Idk what you would do ones you got up to the arms but if you just measured your body and made the rows it would probably work out. Good luck :)

You would need to knit a Guage swatch and take measurements of the child. And see how many sts it would take to get the size you need.

This sweater should fit 2-4 years.. I made mine using 3.0 and 4.0 needles and made it longer before doing raglan to fit my baby better. She's 2.5 years old but is skinny and tall. . For a 3 year old you can make it longer just remember what you do on the front and back do to the sleeves as well.

@@loving110995 Thank you for your reply! I will give it a go..

If you want to make it wider increase the cast on stitches by adding on sets of 4 stitches .. then you can increase the length.. and for the neck just make sure the hole is large enough to fit over there head... Another thing you can try is stop knitting before you do the k2 p2 for the neck and leave the sts on a stitch holder, then finish all the pieces and sew together so when you work on the neck you can work in the round. To me this looks neater and fit my baby better. 16" circular needles will work. And around 80-88 stitches should be plenty large enough .

@@loving110995 Thank you for your help! 😊

I have my own version of this sweater I made following her pattern. However I changed it to start from the neck and go down to the belly. And I knit in the round so I don't have to sew as much together. To me it's easier and looks nicer and can fit my baby better.

And tell me one more thing that I knitted this sweater with velvet woolen is looks nice or not

Yes, from 2 to 4 years of age. Please check the measurements included on the written instructions 😉

Honestly, I don’t like that kind of yarn, but if you do, knit a swatch first and be sure that it’s what you want.