Two Tone Sweater Pattern - PDF - Free Crochet Sweater Pattern!!

Update: I've just release this sweater as a complete set! Check it out here!!

I am so excited to introduce my Two Tone Baby Sweater Pattern. I am offering this pattern for free to
everyone!! I LOVE making baby items for my store and this is one of my favorite sweaters to make. It is so easy to make for a baby girl or baby boy. Also, you can add pockets, appliques, or whatever you would like to make it your very own!
The sweater is written for 0-3 month size, but it is simple enough that you can adjust it to make it larger if you wish.

Just click the picture to the left, or the link below and enjoy this pattern. Also, I would love to hear what you think!

Two Tone Baby Sweater
Skill Level - Easy
Abbreviations

ch(s) – chain(s)
sc – single crochet
dc- double crochet
sp – space
ea - each
st(s) – stitch(es)
sk - skip
sl st – slip stitch
dc2tog – double crochet 2 stitches together
V-st – V-Stitch
FO – Fasten Off

Special Stitches

V-Stitch – dc, ch1, dc

Materials

Worsted Weight Yarn:

Color A – approx. 4 ounces
Color B – approx. 1 ounce

Crochet Hook, size H
Yarn Needle
5 Buttons

Notes

• Ch3 always counts as first dc
• Button band on right for boys and left for girls, so you can adjust the pattern accordingly
• This pattern will make a sweater like the green one pictured. The others are variations that you make on your own.

Instructions
Body

Use Color A

Ch 37

Row 1 – Dc in 3rd ch from hook and in the next 4chs. V-st (see special stitches) in next ch. Dc in next 4chs (sleeve), V-st in next ch, dc in 12chs, V-st in next ch, dc in next 4chs (sleeve), V-st in next ch, dc in last 6chs, ch 3 turn. (40dc, 4 chs)

Row 2 – Dc2tog in ch 3 space and in next dc (this will close the usual hole here, but not add stitches) *dc in ea dc to first ch1 sp. V-st in ch1 sp,* repeat from* 3 times. Dc in ea dc to end, ch3 and turn (48 dc, 4 ch1)

Rows 3-5 – Repeat row 2 (72dc, 4 ch1)

Row 6 – Dc2tog in ch3 sp and next dc. Dc in ea dc to first ch1 sp. Dc in ch1 sp, ch 3, sk next 14 dc, dc in next ch1 sp (arm opening made). Dc in ea dc to next ch1 sp. Dc in ch1 sp, ch 3, sk next 14 dc, dc in next ch1 sp (second arm opening made). Dc to end, ch 3, turn. (48dc, 6chs)

Row 7 – Dc2tog in ch3 sp and next dc. Dc across in each dc and ch sp. Ch 3, turn. (54dc)

Row 8-14 – Dc2tog in ch3 sp and next dc. Dc in ea dc across, ch 3, turn. – FO (54dc)

Sleeves (x2)

With Color A

Row 1 – Join with a sl st in middle of ch3, ch 3 (counts as first dc here and throughout). Evenly dc 20 sts around opening – sl st in top of ch 3. Ch 3, turn. (21dc)

Row 2-8 – Dc2tog in ch 3 sp and in next dc, dc around – sl st in top of ch 3. Ch 3, turn – FO (21dc)

Cuffs (x2)

With Color B

Row 1 – Join with a sl st on top of where you last FO. Sc that same st and around – join with a sl st, ch 1 – DO NOT TURN (21sc)

Rows 2-5 – Sc in ch1 sp and sc in ea sc around – join with a sl st, ch 1 – FO (Fold back) (21sc)

Trim

With Color B

Row 1 – Attach yarn with a sl st in bottom right front of sweater ch 1, sc in that same st. Evenly sp 28 sc to first corner, 3sc in corner, sc in next 33sts, 3sc in corner, 28 sc evenly spaced down next side, 3sc in corner, 52sc along bottom, 2sc in same st as beg (ch1,sc)st. Join with sl st.

Row 2 – Ch 1, sc in same st, sc in next st, *ch 1 sk next st, sc in next 5* 4 times. Ch 1 sk next st, sc in next 3 sts, 3 sc in corner (center st of group of 3sc made in round one), sc in each remaining st with 3sc in corners like previously made, join with a sl st.

Row 3 – Sc in ea st and ch. 3sc in corner, sl st along neck, 3sc in corner, sc in ea st with 3 sc in corner, sc in ea st. along the bottom. 2sc in same st as beg – join and FO

• Weave in all ends
• Sew on buttons opposite button holes
• Applique if desired