Free Baby Girl Romper Knitting Pattern Sweet, Feminine and Pretty as a Picture

Updated December 17, 2025 by Jan of Unique Baby Gear Ideas

The free baby girl romper knitting pattern is so sweet, feminine and pretty as can be.  This is a beautiful little onesie with puff sleeves and  delicate details on the bodice.

A precious piece to make for special occasions it would be so elegant knitted in deep emerald green, ruby red or deep royal blue with pearl buttons



The knitted romper pattern comes in three sizes, 1 year, 1 1/2 years and 2 years.

Free Baby Girl Romper Knitting Pattern

Never sacrifice comfort for color; always work with thes oftest baby yarn you can find or afford to avoid irritating your little lady's sensitive skin.


Here are 12 more adorable baby outfit knitting patterns for beginners.

This baby romper is a precious design perfect for a girl.

Materials, Yarn, and Notions

Yarn Recommendations And Requirements: Three (3) ounces 3 ply non-shrink baby yarn plus a small amount (1/2 ounce approximately) in an accent color for details

Tools: One Stitch Holder

Notions: Eight (8) small buttons and Five (5) medium buttons

Gauge: Correct tension/gauge and needle sizes for 3 ply non-shrink baby yarn is listed on the chart on the Free baby Hat Knitting Pattern page.

Sleeves and Collar

Unique Baby Gear Ideas would like to hear from everyone that tries this pattern to get their opinions, color recommendations and any advice they might offer to others.

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