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Free Baby Diaper Cover Knitting Pattern

This free baby diaper cover knitting pattern is No. 2 in the series and is sure to be a favorite in your little one's wardrobe.

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The design is everything a mom wants; classic, elegant and very simple.

The project works up quickly and costs practically nothing to make considering the instructions are free and very few ounces of yard is called for.

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Baby diaper cover knitting pattern with hat decorated with flowers. Knit diaper cover and hat headband decorated with crocheted floral decorations.

Go here to get the instructions for this knit diaper cover and hat set. Both the headband and the knitted baby diaper cover are decorated with flowers.


Required Materials, Tools and Notions

Yarn: Two (2) ounces crocheted knitting yarn in any color needed.

Tools:One Medium Crochet Hook (in addition to properly sized knitting needles)

Tension and Needle Size Recommendations

Please use gauge and needles recommended for this project as indicated in the illustration on the Free Baby Hat Knitting Pattern page.

Simple free baby diaper cover knitting pattern with decorative tassels
Unique Baby Gear Ideas realizes that the yarn recommendation in this pattern is rather vague. This is an issue encountered in many antique patterns and it would be very helpful if our knitting friends might share the names and weights of (modern) yarns that they find and use successfully with this piece. Use our feature page to share the weight, brand and/or name of the yarn you would like to recommend.
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