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This crochet baby jacket from Urth Yarns will have you in stitches. Your little one will Square Up in this fashion forward jacket fit for any young trendy tyke. All you need is one skein of Urth Yarns Uneek Fingering Yarn and a US B (2.25 mm) crochet hook to complete this jacket. This little number is sure to please both parent and baby.
Want a more mellow version of this darling jacket? Try our Urth Yarns Harvest Fingering Yarn! Naturally dyed and environmentally friendly!
This is an instantly downloadable pattern. You will receive a link for the pdf file of the Squared Up Baby Jacket from Urth Yarns.
Skill: Crochet
Yarn weight: Fingering
Suggested yarn: Urth Yarns Uneek Fingering
Hook size: US B (2.25 mm)
Gauge: 12 sts & 10 rows =4" in Dc
Additional materials: tapestry needle
Size: one size fits most
Bodice: 8.25"/21cm wide at underarm, 10"/25cm long - Sleeve length: 5"/12.5cm at underam. - Armhole depth: 3.5"/9cm
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