Santa Baby Suit
Have a holly, jolly Christmas and spread the festive mood with this Santa Baby Suit. This free knitting pattern makes a Santa-suit cardigan for babies, with specific instructions for ages six months through two years. This baby sweater pattern also has instructions for how to knit the white trim and, most importantly, the iconic black buckled belt. These instructions also have a pattern for a knitted baby hat, so your child can fully look the part.
Materials:
- RED HEART® Anne Geddes Baby™: 1 (1, 2) ball(s) 902 Ladybug Color A, 1 (1, 1) ball 100 Lily Color B, 1 (1, 1) ball 112 Night-Night Color C, 1 (1, 1) ball 226 Bumble Color D
- Susan Bates® Knitting Needles: 3.75mm [US 5]
- Removable stitch markers
- Stitch holder
- 4 buttons
- 2 black snap fasteners
- Sewing needle and matching thread
- Yarn needle
Instructions:
Cardigan Back, Lower Fur Trim:
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With B, cast on 52 (58, 66) sts.
- Work in Garter st (knit every row) for 14 (16, 18) rows.
Cardigan Back, Lower Body:
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Change to A.
- Beginning with a wrong side (purl) row, work in Stockinette st (knit on right side, purl on wrong side) until piece measures about 2½ (3, 4)” (6.5 (7.5, 10) cm) from beginning, end with a right side row.
Cardigan Back, Belt:
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Change to C.
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Next Row (wrong side): Purl.
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Work in Seed st for 17 rows.
- Next Row (wrong side): Purl.
Cardigan Back, Upper Body:
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Change to A.
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Work in Stockinette st until piece measures 10½ (11½, 13)” (26.5 (29, 33) cm) from beginning.
- Bind off.
Cardigan Front Right, Lower Fur Trim:
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With B, cast on 31 (35, 39) sts.
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Work in Garter st for 13 (15, 17) rows.
- Next Row (right side): K6 for front band, place marker, knit to end of row.
Cardigan Front Right, Lower Body:
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Change to A.
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Next Row (wrong side): Purl to marker, slip marker, purl to end of row.
- Next Row: Purl to marker, slip marker, knit to end of row. Repeat last 2 rows until piece measures about 2½ (3, 4)” (6.5 (7.5, 10) cm) from beginning, end with a right side row. Remove front band marker.
Cardigan Front Right, Belt:
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Change to C.
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Next Row (wrong side): Purl. Work in Seed st for 17 rows.
- Next Row (wrong side): Purl to last 6 sts, place marker, p6 for front band.
Cardigan Front Right, Upper Body:
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Change to A.
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Next Row (right side): Knit to marker, slip marker, knit to end of row.
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Next Row: Purl to marker, slip marker, knit to end of row.
- Repeat last 2 rows until piece measures 8½ (9½, 11)” (21.5 (24, 28) cm) from beginning, end with a wrong side row. Remove front band marker.
Cardigan Front Right, Shape Neck:
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Row 1 (right side): Bind off 9 (10, 11) sts, knit to end of row—22 (25, 28) sts. Purl.
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Row 3: Bind off 2 sts, knit to end of row —20 (23, 26) sts. Purl.
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Row 5: Bind off 1 st, knit to end of row—19 (22, 25) sts.
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Repeat last 2 rows 3 (4, 5) more times—16 (18, 20) sts.
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Work even in Stockinette st until piece measures same as back. Bind off.
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Place 4 markers across right front band for button placement, as follows: Place one marker centered in lower body
- (A-colored) section. Place three markers in upper body (A-colored) section, placing one ¾” (19 mm) below beginning of neck shaping, another ¾” (19 mm) above belt, and the last centered between the other two.
Cardigan Front Left, Lower Fur Trim:
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With B, cast on 31 (35, 39) sts.
- Work in Garter st for 14 (16, 18) rows.
Cardigan Front Left, Lower Body:
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Change to A.
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Next Row (wrong side): P6, place marker, purl to end of row.
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Next Row: Knit to marker, slip marker, purl to end of row.
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Next Row: Purl to marker, slip marker, purl to end of row.
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Repeat last 2 rows until piece measures same as right front to first button placement marker, end with a right side row. Do not remove the button placement marker.
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Buttonhole Row (wrong side): P2, p2tog, yo, p2, slip marker, purl to end of row.
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Next Row: Knit to marker, slip marker, purl to end of row.
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Next Row: Purl to marker, slip marker, purl to end of row.
- Repeat last 2 rows until piece measures about 2½ (3, 4)” (6.5 (7.5, 10) cm) from beginning, end with a right side row. Remove front band marker.
Cardigan Front Left, Belt:
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Change to C.
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Row 1 (wrong side): Cast on 13 (15, 17) sts, purl to end of row – 44 (50, 56) sts.
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Row 2: Work in Seed st.
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Row 3: Cast on 2 sts, work in Seed st to end of row—46 (52, 58) sts.
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Rows 4 and 5: Repeat Rows 2 and 3—48 (54, 60) sts.
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Row 6: Work in Seed st.
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Row 7: Cast on 1 st, work in Seed st to end of row—49 (55, 61) sts.
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Rows 8 and 9: Repeat Rows 6 and 7—50 (56, 62) sts.
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Row 10: Work in Seed st.
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Row 11: Bind off 1 st, work in Seed st to end of row—49 (55, 61) sts.
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Row 12: Work in Seed st.
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Rows 13 and 14: Repeat Rows 10 and 11—48 (54, 60) sts.
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Row 15: Bind off 2 sts, work in Seed st to end of row—46 (52, 58) sts.
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Row 16: Work in Seed st.
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Rows 17 and 18: Repeat Rows 15 and 16—44 (50, 56) sts.
- Row 19: Bind off 13 (15, 17) sts, purl to end of row—31 (35, 39) sts.
Cardigan Front Left, Upper Body:
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Change to A.
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Row 1 (right side): Knit to last 6 sts for front band, place marker, knit to end of row.
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Row 2: Knit to marker, slip marker, purl to end of row.
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Row 3: Knit to marker, slip marker, knit to end of row.
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Repeat last 2 rows until piece measures same as right front to next button placement marker, end with a wrong side row. Do not remove the button placement marker.
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Buttonhole Row (right side): Knit to marker, slip marker, k1, k2tog, yo, k3.
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Repeat from Row 2 two more times (until all 3 buttonholes have been made in upper body section).
- Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until piece measures about 8½ (9½, 11)” (21.5 (24, 28) cm) from beginning, end with a right side row. Remove front band marker.
Cardigan Front Left, Shape Neck:
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Row 1 (wrong side): Bind off 9 (10, 11) sts, purl to end of row—22 (25, 28) sts.
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Row 2: Knit.
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Row 3: Bind off 2 sts, purl to end of row—20 (23, 26) sts.
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Row 4: Knit.
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Row 5: Bind off 1 st, purl to end of row—19 (22, 25) sts.
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Repeat last 2 rows 3 (4, 5) more times—16 (18, 20) sts.
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Work even in Stockinette st until piece measures same as back.
- Bind off.
Sleeves:
- With B, cast on 34 (38, 42) sts.
Sleeves, Fur Cuff:
- Work in Garter st for 14 (16, 18) rows.
Sleeves, Body of Sleeve:
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Change to A.
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Row 1 (wrong side): Purl.
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Increase Row: K1, M1, knit to last st, M1, k1—36 (40, 44) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 3 rows.
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Repeat Increase Row—38 (42, 46) sts.
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Repeat last 4 rows 4 (6, 5) more times—46(54, 56) sts.
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Next Row (wrong side): Purl.
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Repeat Increase Row—48 (56, 58) sts.
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Repeat last 2 rows 0 (1, 3) more times—48 (58, 64) sts.
- Work even in Stockinette st until piece measures about 5½ (6¼, 7)” (14 (16, 18) cm) from beginning. Bind off.
Belt Buckle:
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With D, cast on 15 sts.
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Work in Garter st for 7 rows.
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Next Row (right side): K5, place remaining 10 sts on holder—5 sts.
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Working over 5 sts remaining on needle only, work in Garter st for 18 rows. Place these 5 sts on holder. Cut yarn.
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Next Row (right side): Working over first 10 sts placed on holder, rejoin D and bind off next 5 sts (at center of buckle), k5—5 sts. Working over 5 sts on needle only, work in Garter st for 18 rows.
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Next Row (wrong side): K5, cast on 5 sts, knit across 5 sts remaining on holder—15 sts. Work in Garter st for 7 rows. Bind off.
- Sew shoulder seams.
Collar:
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With right side facing and A, leaving tops of front bands free, pick up and k18 (20, 22) sts across right front neck edge, 20 (22, 26) sts across back neck, 18 (20, 22) across left front neck edge—56 (62, 70) sts.
- Work in Garter st until collar measures about 2 (2½, 3)” (5 (6.5, 7.5) cm). Bind off.
Finishing Cardigan:
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Place markers on side edges about 4¼ (5¼, 5¾)” (11 (13.5, 14.5) cm) down from shoulder seams (on both back and fronts).
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Center top of one sleeve between markers on one side and sew in place. Repeat to sew 2nd sleeve to other side.
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Sew side and sleeve seams.
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Sew buttons to right front band at markers.
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Remove button placement markers. With sewing needle and thread, sew one piece of black snap fastener to underside of belt along top edge of point.
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Sew one piece of 2nd black snap fastener to underside of belt along lower edge of point.
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Sew other pieces of black snap fasteners to belt, aligning with underside snap pieces.
- Sew belt buckle to belt along center and side edges. Weave in ends.
Hat:
- With B, cast on 84 (92) sts.
Hat, Fur Band:
- Work in Garter st (knit every row) for 16 rows.
Hat, Body of Hat:
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Change to A.
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Row 1 (wrong side): [P12 (10), M1P] 6 (8) times, purl to end of row—90 (100) sts.
- Work even in Stockinette st (knit on right side, purl on wrong side) until piece measures about 4½ (5)” (11.5 (12.5) cm) from beginning, end with a wrong side row.
Hat, Shape Top of Hat:
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Decrease Row 1 (right side): K7, *k2tog, k8; repeat from * to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1—81 (90) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 5 rows.
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Decrease Row 2: K6, *k2tog, k7; repeat from * to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1—72 (80) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 5 rows.
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Decrease Row 3: K5, *k2tog, k6; repeat from * to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1—63 (70) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 7 rows.
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Decrease Row 4: K4, *k2tog, k5; repeat from * to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1—54 (60) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 7 rows.
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Decrease Row 5: K3, *k2tog, k4; repeat from * to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1—45 (50) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 9 rows.
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Decrease Row 6: K2, *k2tog, k3; repeat from * to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1—36 (40) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 9 rows.
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Decrease Row 7: K1, *k2tog, k2; repeat from * to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1—27 (30) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 9 rows.
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Decrease Row 8: *k2tog, k1; repeat from * to end of row—18 (20) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 5 rows
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Decrease Row 9: *K2tog; repeat from * to end of row—9 (10) sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 5 rows.
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Size Toddler Only: Next Decrease Row: K4, k2tog, k4—9 sts. Work even in Stockinette st for 5 rows.
- Both Sizes: Next Decrease Row: [K3tog] 3 times—3 sts. Next Row: Purl. Last Row: K3tog. Bind off. Fasten off, leaving a long tail.
Finishing the Hat:
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Use long tail to sew side edges of hat together for back seam. Weave in ends.
- Pompom: With B, make a 1¾ (2)” (4.5 (5) cm) pompom. Sew pompom to tip of hat.
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KrisMort
Dec 18, 2013
I'm such a slow knitter, I'd have to know as soon as the baby is conceived to have it ready for a 6 month old. :-)
katfeverforever 29 50839
Dec 17, 2013
I will definitely be making this for next Christmas. Makes me wish I had a baby to dress up like Santa. Cute, cute, cute!
beaderkim 1050386
Dec 15, 2013
Adorable! For some reason, I can't see the comments to see if mine posted or not!
momsoncrafts
Dec 14, 2013
A picture of a baby? Always cute! Only made cuter by this Santa suit!!
sej41257 2315208
Dec 14, 2013
This is so adorable! My grandkids are too big for this, so I'll have to make it when another comes along. Love it!
schoolhouse57 0705 271
Dec 14, 2013
I hope to have a new niece or nephew to make this for in 2014, if not I will make one for charity. I'd never get it done on time this year with all the gifts I'm already crocheting. Absolutely adorable!
michmeig 6891651
Dec 14, 2013
If my son was younger I'd make this for him. I might just make it anyway.
NinaDnls 1313230
Dec 14, 2013
So adorable. I would have loved to make this for my boys when they were younger.
dmhanchur 9557756
Dec 14, 2013
Too cute! This will be a future project for hopefully a future grandchild. I adore this!
thebiggirl1
Dec 14, 2013
I don't like it. It makes more sense to have designed it as a pullover. The belt should be blended with metallic yarn to give it pop.
karolfred 010743
Dec 14, 2013
Very cute, but would be too hot for my great grandchild because she lives in Hawaii.
gothicvixen71 4280 629
Dec 14, 2013
I love this...wish I knew how to knit...just I will stick with crochet..lol
mariamnestor 01936 90
Dec 14, 2013
This is absolutely adorable!!!! I would love to work on making 2 of them for my new grandbabies to be for 2014! (Baby Chloe is due first week of January and we do not know the sex of the new baby due in July, yet! :) )
corainadori 302111 3
Dec 14, 2013
Buna, mi-ati facut o bucurie cu acest costumas pentru copilasi. Am sa-l crosetez si eu pentru nepotelul meu de un an. Felicitari si mai astept si altele asa frumoase Corina Dorina Chirila
jbslove63 5897312
Dec 14, 2013
Very adorable!!!!!I would love to make this for my new granddaughter.
kmhdream21
Dec 14, 2013
Love it! Would look adorable on my little cousin with his chubby, rosey cheeks! Happy Holidays to all!!
dawnbon
Dec 13, 2013
This is too adorable for words! Every little one should have their own Santa suit!
lonelyfilly 679499 7
Dec 13, 2013
This is so cute! Almost makes me wish I had another baby so I could make it!
osc4prez 1384223
Dec 13, 2013
I am totally gonna modify this to try and make my doggy a Santa suit!!!
osc4prez 1384223
Dec 13, 2013
I am totally going to try and modify this to make a chihuahua Santa suit :)
YANMF
Dec 13, 2013
I think it is a cute outfit. If I had someone to make it for I would love to make it.
mabellret 1254764
Dec 13, 2013
I have this on my to do list for next year. I need to brush up more on my knitting before I attempt this beautiful outfit.
cedarvillemom 2517 439
Dec 13, 2013
Its ok but I have seen kids in a lot cuter outfits that are knitted or crocheted
hansenpj05 7188008
Dec 13, 2013
I would love to try this pattern next year the instructions are so clear and precise
daniellebridges 32 95994
Dec 13, 2013
I am so bummed I don't have enough time to make this for one of my little ones this year!
Member 5733438
Dec 13, 2013
Wow! That is so adorable I just started learning how to crochet (havent started on knitting yet) I really love this hobby so far so hopefully I can practice enough to get much better and be able to make things as cute as this :) Love ur blog!
dianaleeneff 88418 35
Dec 13, 2013
What fun to find a 'FREE' pattern for this! Thanks. It looks great.
normaellen 8082933
Dec 13, 2013
Looks so cute and simple, will work on it for next year now . I have a baby that is coming in January whose mommy might love it for 2014.
llgregg
Dec 13, 2013
It looks really cute on the child, and he's not crying or trying to rip it off; so, it is all good!
dlmarchuk 6082046
Dec 13, 2013
I wish I had started knitting when my kids where little. This would have looked adorable on them.
Runeshadow
Dec 13, 2013
What a beautiful outfit!! And my 5th grandchild was born today... could make this for her next year's Christmas!!
friedslug 2759238
Dec 13, 2013
Oh my gosh, this is so cute! If only I could talk someone into giving me a grandbaby (one that doesn't have 4 paws) ;)
riboopfan 7559030
Dec 13, 2013
What a cute project. Santa needs all the help he can get this time of year.
imzdamomma2 863155 1
Dec 13, 2013
very cute. wishing there were a baby in my life i could craft it for.
hgatti 1605729
Dec 13, 2013
This is so cute. I will make some for next year, time is running out for this year!
mysteriana 5991190
Dec 13, 2013
This is very cute. I have made a nice scarf I saw a pattern for and gave it to my cousin in law and finished a larger one for myself because I loved the pattern so much. With 4 month old, I'm not getting much time to start a new project, but I hope to make a hat to match soon.
cropperhopper1 975 7134
Dec 13, 2013
Super Cute! I will definitely make this suit when I have grandchildren!
allatti2d 0113179
Dec 13, 2013
This baby santa pattern is cute, maybe I can do this next year for my newest grandson if he doesnt get too big! :) My Dad passed away last June, and he was Santa Clause for many years and loved it, so this pattern is perfect to pass down to his great-grandkids. Thanks for the pattern! <3
macaskillbarbara 2 542091
Dec 13, 2013
This is such an adorable suit! My granddaughter would look adorable in it! Thank you for the chance tow in such an amazing prize a package! Merry Christmas!
dhardwi 3779733
Dec 13, 2013
This is sooooo cute - It would make an adorable baby an adorable Santa!!!!
halona
Dec 13, 2013
OMG! I have so many friends/relatives that this will look ADORABLE on!! Better get to sewing!!!
Bllebby
Dec 13, 2013
Ahhh...my son better have another baby soon so I can make this cute outfit!! :)
shazbuggy 6263377
Dec 13, 2013
So cute. If I knew how to knit and had the time to do it... Kudos to all those who can make things like this. It's incredible.
jessicacormier79 8 046120
Dec 13, 2013
Would love to make this for my nephew...Sadly, I'm not sure I'm a fast enough knitter to have it done by Christmas!
Deborah Hale
Dec 13, 2013
This is adorable and I believe my great-granddaughter would probably rock the look (or in green as an elf?) but it's way too late in the season to consider now. And she'll be far too big next year...which is a shame! Still going to bookmark this just in case another precious bundle comes along!
christinafreshour 4646099
Dec 13, 2013
This is so adorable, wish I had seen it earlier but it's already on my list for next year.
jrll 2505342
Dec 13, 2013
Wish there were a baby to make this for but will save for next christmas
purplemonkey320 44 56601
Dec 13, 2013
This so cute!!!! If only I had a baby in the family to make it for.
msimonmt 8904953
Dec 13, 2013
I learned to knit in high school and have not done much sense. This pattern is so cute I need to pull out my knitting needles and make it for a few of my friends that have little ones yet.
Lmansfel 7136118
Dec 13, 2013
This is so cute. I don't think I am at the skill level to make it. Maybe by the time I have grandchildren.
hookhollyanne 8931 745
Dec 13, 2013
This is so adorable! Don't have anyone I know with babies, but should make it in preparation for when they do!!
klk8015 6778337
Dec 13, 2013
This is too adorable! Can't wait to get good enough at knitting to make something like this! I'll have to practice like crazy before we have our next baby ;)
rdvan 5990903
Dec 13, 2013
This is such a darling suit! I don't have a little one this size to make for this year. But, will keep it in mind should there be one for next year!
ksevern 0429153
Dec 13, 2013
I currently have no babies in my universe. This would be a wonderful outfit (warm too) for a baby.
njloveylin 5099646
Dec 13, 2013
aDORAble!!!! gifts made by hand are so much more thoughtful than anything you can purchase!!
szajis 7195680
Dec 13, 2013
This one looks so much better than those overpriced costumes they sell at places like Wal-mart. Good job.
Sewbig01 5693268
Dec 13, 2013
This suit is very cute. I am afraid that at the speed I knit I would have had to started it before my child was a twinkle in my eye if they were to wear it before they would have outgrown it. Guess it would have been waiting for my first grandchild.
squiggy1108 481664 0
Dec 13, 2013
This is an adorable outfit. I have not made it but if I had a little one I would love to make this for them. I have made scarfs and mittens but nothing more intensive yet.
lzoocowskiss 18446 49
Dec 13, 2013
So adorable! Too bad that you can only use it for one season since they grow so fast, but on the bright side you can pass it on which is what the season is all about- giving to others.
ghako2 2910259
Dec 13, 2013
Need to learn how to knit, going to have to teach myself again! Taught myself to crochet, guess I need to get busy with the knitting now maybe I can make this by next Christmas! :)
jshel58 9885720
Dec 13, 2013
Very adorable. Just so happens I have a couple of grand babys that would look soo cute in this outfit. Simple must make a couple of them.
sherylbailey 27164 74
Dec 13, 2013
Cute as can be. Can I get it done in time for Christmas? Hurry!!
blondertomboy 1163 456
Dec 13, 2013
This is the cutest thing EVER!! I will be saving the pattern for my "someday" grandchildren!
mom2paigenjunior
Dec 13, 2013
I LOVE THIS!! It is adorable and would look cute on any little girl or boy!
p4ny4ng 8456104
Dec 13, 2013
I'm keeping this pattern in mind for when I have my own little one to dress up.
ontheroad56 708011 5
Dec 13, 2013
This is so cute but do not have any little ones to make it for.
bevjones 2762190
Dec 13, 2013
Too cute of a baby Santa suit.....I only wish I had a grandbaby to make one for
ruthechidley 94193 94
Dec 13, 2013
This little outfit is adorable. When I first saw it I thought I would have no one to make it for then I remembered that my niece is expecting a little boy in April 2014. This Santa outfit would be perfect for his first Christmas and it would give me a year to get it made! Now I'm really excited about it...so much fun to look forward to!
snownana50 9851102
Dec 13, 2013
We are expecting our 12th grandchild in a few months,but I'm not sure I could take on a whole outfit!
tabithakeener 6358 895
Dec 13, 2013
I love this little outfit, it's too cute! Your website has been a huge inspiration to me with ideas and patterns. I'm a craft newbie and you guys make everything seem so easy to do! Thank you and merry Christmas!
ScrapNSew 8634801
Dec 13, 2013
I love the Santa Baby Suit kit, it's so festive and adorable. As a recent widow, I'm trying to keep in the holiday spirit. Thanks for the opportunity to win your Grand Prize! How exciting for a lucky someone. Good luck to all and Merry Christmas, too!
Deenasan 4022735
Dec 13, 2013
Pattern reads really well, I think it could be done in green and used for St Patricks Day!!!
Screkeeper 4432897
Dec 12, 2013
That is just precious and every young child should have one, csnt wait to try making one.
lcinsr 5866629
Dec 12, 2013
I love this pattern to make for my new grandson born on Nov 8. Thank you for sharing.
bporter795 3875414
Dec 12, 2013
so precious, definitely making one for the next person that has a baby
goodwitch 0203994
Dec 12, 2013
I have two little grandsons...may I should make them both a set!
cgodwin1976 293644 0
Dec 12, 2013
This is so adorable! It makes me want another little baby just so I can make it for them!
kristaturk123 2485 760
Dec 12, 2013
I would totally make this for my niece or nephew, when he or she is born next year.
spanky730 0681156
Dec 12, 2013
This is so adorable! Would look so cute on my little grandson!!
Weezie40
Dec 12, 2013
Very cute. I have a 9 month old great grand child that sure would look cute in this.
dviousenigma 43915 94
Dec 12, 2013
ADORABLE! Now I just need to find someone's baby so that I can make this!
zekezac 2965335
Dec 12, 2013
this is one of the cutest suits that I have seen!! I have this on my to make list for the next person I know who has a baby!
nlclouser 6329714
Dec 12, 2013
Cute! I can see my son in this when he was at that age-he would have been so cute-I can hear him now, oh mom!
ChinaRose562
Dec 11, 2013
How absolutely adorable! If I didn't have arthritis, I'd attempt to make this for my friends grandson - maybe next year?! ;-)
danielledrown 1904 042
Dec 11, 2013
This is such a cute pattern! I would love to make it for my little nephew
janetthomas 443645 1
Dec 11, 2013
This is so adorable! I wish my grandchildren were still that size, I would make them one each, they would look so cute!
yarning4asmile on Ravelry
Dec 11, 2013
I love red heart and their cute lovely patterns! I love how they have been sending holiday ones in email!
tlcalhoun59 720325 3
Dec 11, 2013
Such an adorable outfit! No grandchildren at this time - but maybe some day!?!? :)
lorahelms 9515088
Dec 11, 2013
This santa suit is just adorable! Would be perfect for a photographer to have on hand for holiday pictures!
chanyebon 7064061
Dec 11, 2013
I have four grandchildren under the age of 4 and they would look amazing in this suit. I've made a Santa suit for one of our town's organizations and had a blast making it. It would be amazing to make them for my grandchildren.
jd2crafter 1821910
Dec 11, 2013
Cuter than cute! Learning to knit is on my todo list right after the holiday crochet gifts are done. Favecrafts.com your link to the blog for this does not work (Not Found, Error 404, http://www.favecraftsblog.com/Knitted-Baby-Santa-Suit-Red-Heart-Giveaway) Not fair I can't leave comment. Maybe??? this is where I'm supposed to comment? If so, great. If not, guess I out of luck! :(
Joanne384
Dec 11, 2013
This is too stinkin' cute! Now that I have the pattern...I will be making one! There are always cute patterns for girly things...this is a great one for baby boys! Thank you!
V2
Dec 10, 2013
I don't think there is enough time to finish this before Christmas, but that doesn't mean I couldn't start it (early) for next year! It's so stinking cute!
ncephas07 4782331
Dec 10, 2013
so adorable. if i had a little one in my life that small i would totally make one
monedkelly 1804422
Dec 10, 2013
So wish I knew how to knit. Would make this for my grandson' s first Christmas! :-)
kdsavon 6478595
Dec 09, 2013
What a cute way of reinventing the phrase "Santa Baby". Also can be passed down to younger children and the next generation.
ctsheehy 5454627
Dec 08, 2013
I would love to make one of these each year to put under the Jesse Tree at church, or give to the Pregnancy Aid Center. Red Heart has some other really cute Christmas themed baby clothing at their site, too - anybody else seen it?
judyann46 6535004
Dec 08, 2013
This is so adorable for a baby!! Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!! God Bless!:)
SandyInMontana
Dec 05, 2013
This is absolutely adorable, makes me wish my grandchildren were much younger. Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays Sandy in Montana
AliciaS1993
Dec 04, 2013
So adorable :) makes me wish my toddler was a baby all over again just so I'd have a reason to make it!!!!
lindamc05 4169895
Dec 04, 2013
i will be making this for my new grandchild 1st christmas next year
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