Free Baby Girl Jacket Knitting Pattern

Updated December 10, 2025 by Jan of Unique Baby Gear Ideas

The free baby girl jacket knitting pattern has a shawl style collar and an enduring, timeless style that is "pretty in pink", white or any color needed to complete a little lady's outfit.

The jacket is lightweight and perfect for spring or fall when a heavy coat would be too much for the mild temperatures.



The jacket pattern comes in three sizes, 1, 6 and 9 months.

Free Baby Girl Jacket Knitting Pattern

Even jackets and sweaters for babies require the softest baby yarns to avoid irritation at the wrist and neck.


Here are 12 more highly rated baby sweater and jacket knitting patterns.

This little jacket features a shawl collar and an open stitch.

Materials, Yarn, Tools and Notions

Yarn Recommendations And Requirements: Three(3) ounces of four (4)ply fingering baby yarn

Tools: One Stitch Holder, Two Buttons, Two Safety pins

Gauge: Refer to the chart provided on the Free baby Hat Knitting Pattern page for proper tension/gauge for the yarn used in this jacket's knitting instructions.

Unique Baby Gear Ideas has been told that the measurements for this as well as the ruffled diaper soaker pattern are slightly smaller than the measurements in the instructions above indicate. Careful attention to the recommended needle size and tension will assure a proper fit.

Hi, I’m Jan — the creator of Unique Baby Gear Ideas. I love helping expecting parents discover nursery décor inspiration and creative photo shoot ideas that make every stage of pregnancy feel beautiful.

Over the years, I’ve helped thousands of parents choose safe, stylish nursery furniture through hands-on reviews and real-world testing.

The suggestions I share here come from years of hands-on experience styling nurseries, reviewing maternity gowns, and learning what makes each photo session shine.

All articles and images on Unique Baby Gear Ideas are personally reviewed and edited by Jan Bay. Modern creative tools may assist with design or drafting, but every final page reflects my own voice, experience, and editorial judgment.