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Crochet openwork summer blouses for girls. Crochet baby blouse. Delicate knitted summer blouse for girls

​ Made do it yourself things will never go out of fashion, and beautiful blouses, dresses or cardigans knitted for a baby will not only be a pleasant addition to a child’s wardrobe, but will also improve the skill level of a needlewoman. Very often, young mothers are afraid to start this type of work because of the feeling of impending difficulties and seriousness, however, in fact, there is nothing in crocheting a blouse that even a beginner knitter could not handle.

Knitting is a very interesting activity that requires a lot of attention and patience. Therefore, before starting the process, it is recommended to isolate yourself as much as possible from unnecessary irritants and completely surrender to your favorite business.

This method may be of interest to many mothers, since without special knitting skills you can create an original and simple outfit for a girl. The scheme deservedly received its recommendations from other more experienced needlewomen, since with the help of simple steps and a minimum amount of funds, a wonderful children's knitted jumper is created.

For this product you will need:

  • Hook.
  • Yarn in several colors. Neutral and not very harsh colors are usually recommended for selection.
  • Buttons.

So, initially about five air loops are drawn on the hook, which are subsequently tightened into a ring. This can be easily turned by fastening the first and last loop together. Then a simple pattern of a set of three air loops and two double crochets is used; the next row of two VPs (air loops) and three CCHs (columns with a crochet). The last step is repeated several times until about six rows are created.

The knitted product resembles a three-dimensional circle, which has small spaces between the columns. It is necessary to knit three CCHs, two VPs and three more CCHs through these free sections. Once this has been done with each section, you can proceed to the next step.

You can notice that after this type of knitting, the product began to have more free space between the columns. It is necessary to do similar actions as described earlier, only now only the corner sections should be knitted with three CCHs, two VPs and three CCHs, while only CCHs are made between them.

Similar machinations should be carried out several more times until a sufficiently large hexagon is obtained. It must be folded in such a way that a figure resembling the letter "G" is obtained.

Using a different color of yarn, you can create a decoration on the sleeve and tie the upper honors together, but not completely, as this will be the neck. The next step is to create the same hexagon and tie the two pieces together. Buttons are sewn on and some details are completed, for example, if desired, you can add a few bows or patterns to make the jacket look more fun and interesting for the child. Thus, it turns out sweet crochet blouse for girls.

Openwork children's sweater

Crocheted blouses for girls have a large number of different variations. One of them is very beautiful and cute children's warm sweater which is suitable even for a small child. In addition to it, it is possible to make an openwork jacket, the description and diagram of which will be presented below.

In order to knit a set of a children's sweater and a jacket for a girl, you will need:

  • Yarn. You can use one color, preferably pastel and not very catchy, since it will look harmonious in this kind of product.
  • Hook.
  • Buttons.

When done, it is recommended apply a sweater to a child, because the description and diagram of a children's sweater is presented for a girl of 3 years old. It is necessary to take measurements and determine how many loops will be cast on first.

For the back, 70 air loops and 3 loops for lifting should be made. Work with a pattern as desired. You can use a standard set of alternating air loops and double crochets, after which beautiful and neat circles appear in the jacket. After 20 loops, an armhole and a neckline should be left. To make the work as successful as possible, do not forget to apply to the child in the process. After that, finish working with the back.

Next, make a bunch of 35 VP and 3 loops for the crochet. Use the same pattern that was in the work before. After 20 loops, leave armholes on the left side, making roundings. After that, you need to knit 1 and 3, 2 and 2 loops. As soon as the work reaches the 10th row, you can finish. Next, you need to repeat the steps to get the right and left shelves.

For knitting sleeves the same scheme is used as described in the previous step, however, the set of loops is slightly different. If you use 38 VP loops and 3 single crochet with the initial bundle, then the armholes remain through 22 loops.

After knitting, the assembly of all elements of the children's openwork sweater is done. Sleeves are stitched at the seams, all ponytails are tied into the product itself, the edges are processed with additional knitting.

Knitted sweater with a pattern for a girl 3 years old

To make a warm knitted sweater with a hood you will need:

  • Yarn (300 g) of one color.
  • Hook number 3.
  • Buttons.

It is very important that knitting takes place in one single fabric. For the back and front, 100 air loops are cast on and one row is knitted in single crochet columns. After that, you should knit according to the technique described above using double crochet columns (1 and 3, 2 and 2). As soon as the rectangle reaches the required size, you can finish the work (usually 24–25 cm).

For the sleeves, 40 air loops are made. Subsequent knitting is done according to the same description as the back. After that, you can make a hood, which requires about 75 air loops. Once all the parts are ready, they can be sewn together.

Knitting is considered a great pastime because it suits the needs of people who care about the process as well as those who need the result. Regardless of which group a person considers himself to be, this hobby will bring him satisfaction and good mood.

This crochet blouse can be knitted even by those who are just starting to crochet. You can knit a blouse with yarn of any color. In our case, blue acrylic yarn was used, but you can use pink, light green, and red yarn to crochet this baby blouse!

With regard to the composition of the yarn, give preference to acrylic, since it does not cause allergies, and in terms of thermal properties it is in no way inferior to wool yarn. This blouse is suitable for both boys and girls, because it has no fundamental distinguishing features in the fastener. Our description contains data that correspond to a knitted blouse for a child aged from one to one and a half to two years. If you want to knit a larger blouse, first calculate the loops in accordance with the subsequent reductions in the armhole and neck area for the front and back details and the increases for the sleeve detail.

Knitted baby blouse for 12-18 months (1 year - 1.5 years)

Crocheted baby blouses: knitting materials

Take 150 grams of acrylic yarn of medium thickness of any color

Select the hook number according to the thickness of the yarn. We have a hook with a diameter of 1.5 and 2 mm.

When knitting a blouse for a child 1 year old, you must be able to perform the following types of loops:

  • Chain stitch and chain stitch (find out how to chain chain stitch here)
  • Single crochet
  • Double crochet
  • Embossed column with a crochet front (same as a concave column)
  • Embossed double crochet purl (same as convex column)

Using these types of loops, ordered in a certain way, you can get a knitting pattern for embossed elastic (shown in diagram No. 1) and the main knitting pattern for our children's blouse (see diagram No. 2).

Knitting density of a children's blouse

Before knitting, knit test samples according to the indicated patterns. Count the number of loops in length per 10 cm. You should get 20 loops. If it turned out more, then take a hook of a slightly smaller number, if less, then a little more and knit the test samples again.

Crocheted baby blouses with a description

Crocheted baby blouses: back detail

Take the hook that is thinner and dial them with a chain of 60 air. loops. Knit these loops for 5 cm with a pattern according to the first pattern (this will be an elastic band consisting of embossed columns). After that, we take a thicker hook and knit it with the main pattern, that is, according to the second pattern. We knit 20 cm in this way and in order to make recesses for the armholes we close 4 loops from each edge and continue to knit further, as before. When the detail of the back of the children's knitted blouse is equal to 37 cm from the air chain typed at the very beginning, then we finish and proceed to knitting the front of the blouse.

Crocheted baby blouses: front detail

Crochet in front of a children's blouse in the same way as the back. In the same way, upon reaching a height of 25 cm from the beginning of knitting, we close the loops to form recesses for the armholes and continue knitting further in exactly the same pattern. The difference in performance with the back will be the presence of a cut on the front. For him, at the same height as when forming the recesses for the armholes (that is, at a height of 25 cm from the beginning of crocheting the front of the children's blouse), we close 4 loops in the center. As a result, this our front part will be divided into two equal parts. We will knit these parts equally further for another 10 cm. Upon reaching a height equal to 35 cm from the beginning of work on the front part, to form a neckline on each half from the side of the cut, close in each row 2 times 5 pet. When the front detail is equal to the height of the back detail, that is, 37 cm, we finish knitting and proceed to knitting the sleeves.

Crocheted baby blouses: detail Sleeves

Again, we start knitting with a thinner crochet, making a chain of 40 air loops and knitting it 4 cm with a relief pattern according to scheme No. 1. After that, we continue knitting with the main pattern according to scheme No. 2 with a thicker hook. At the same time, we perform expansions, adding, starting from the 2nd row, in each 4th row 4 times, 1 pet. Upon reaching the height of the sleeve of a knitted children's blouse, equal to 25 cm from the beginning of knitting, we knit another 2 cm straight and upon reaching 27 cm from the beginning of knitting, we finish knitting the sleeve and proceed to knitting the second sleeve, which we will knit similarly to the first.

Sewing details of a crocheted baby blouse

First, sew the front and back pieces together. After that, we sew the seams on each sleeve and sew the sleeves into the armholes.

We knit a bar along the edge of the incision in front

We take a thinner hook, we bring it into the loops along the edge of the cut and, picking up all the loops, we knit 2 cm with a relief pattern in accordance with scheme No. 1. We make the straps along the edge of the cut on both sides. Sew the bottom edges of the slats by placing the slat on the right side over the slat on the left side.

Knitting a collar

With a thinner hook, we pick up all the loops along the edge of the neckline (there should be 56 loops) and knit with a relief pattern according to scheme No. 1 until the height of the collar is 10 cm.

And here is my translation:

Size: 0-3 months

Material:
3 x 50g skeins James C.Brett Rainbow Double Knit (100% acrylic)
hook number 4 and 5
3 buttons
5 m satin tape 6 mm wide

Sample: 9 st. from n. and 4 rows = 5 x 5 cm

Decrease: leave the last paragraph of each art. on hook, yarn over and pull yarn through all 3 sts.

Shell pattern: 2 tbsp. from 2 n., 1 air. p., 2 tbsp. from n.
Fork pattern: 1 tbsp. from 2 n., 1 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n.

Pico edge processing: * 2 9 tbsp. with n., 3 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n. in the 1st of 3 air. p., skip 1 tbsp. from n. *, repeat from * to *

Neck

Crochet number 4 dial 55 p.
0th row: 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in the 4th p. from the hook, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in every p. to the end (= 52 st. + 3 air p.)

1st row: (Addition) 3 air. p., 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in a trace. Art., * 2 Art. from 2 n. in a trace. st., 1 st. from 2 n. in every from trace. 4 tbsp. *, repeat from * to * to the end, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 p. Rotate (= 62 st. + 3 air p.).

2nd row: 3 air. p., 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in a trace. st., 1 st. from 2 n. in every Art. to the end, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 sts. Turn.

3rd row: (Addition) 3 air. p., 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in a trace. Art., * 2 Art. from 2 n. in a trace. st., 1 st. from 2 n. in every from trace. 3 art. *, repeat from * to * to the end, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 p. Rotate (= 77 st. + 3 air p.).

4th row as 2nd row

5th row: (Addition) 3 air. p., 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in a trace. Art., * 2 Art. from 2 n. in a trace. st., 1 st. from 2 n. in every from trace. 2 tbsp. *, repeat from * to * to the end, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 p. Rotate (= 102 st. + 3 air p.).

4th row as 2nd row

7th row: (Increment) as 5th row until 1 st. from 2 n. and 3 air. p., 2 tbsp. from 2 n. 1 in Art., 1 Art. from 2 n. to the top of 3 p (= 136 st. + 3 air p.).

1st row: 3 air. p., * skip 1 tbsp., 1 shell in the next. st., skip 1 st., 1 st. from n. in a trace. Art. *, repeat from * to * until 3 tbsp. from 2 n. and 3 air. p., skip 1 tbsp., 1 shell in the next. st., skip 1 st., 1 st. from 2 n. to the top of 3 sts (= 34 shells). To turn.

2nd row: 3 air. p., * 1 fork in the air. n. shells, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in Art. from n. *, repeat from * to * until there is 1 shell and 3 air. p., 1 fork in the air. n. shells, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 sts. Turn.

3rd row: 3 air. p., * 1 shell in a fork, 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. Art. *, repeat from * to * until 1 fork and 3 air remain. p., 1 shell in a fork, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 sts. Turn.

4th row: (separate for armholes) 3 air. p., * 1 fork in the air. n. shells, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in Art. from n. *, repeat from * to * 3 more times, 1 fork in air. n. shells, 2 tbsp. from 2 n. in Art. s n., skip 7 shells, 2 tbsp. from 2 n. in a trace. Art. with n., * 1 fork in the air. n. shells, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in Art. from n. *, repeat from * to * 8 more times, 1 fork in air. n. shells, 2 tbsp. from 2 n. in Art. s n., skip 7 shells, 2 tbsp. from 2 n. in a trace. Art. with n., * 1 fork in the air. n. shells, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in Art. from n. *, repeat from * to * 3 more times, 1 fork in air. n. shells, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 sts. Turn.

5th row: 3 air. p., * 1 shell in a fork, 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. Art. *, repeat from * to * 4 more times, 1 shell in the armhole chain between st. from 2 n., 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. Art., repeat from * to * until there is 1 fork and 3 air. p., 1 shell in a fork, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 sts (= 22 shells). To turn.

Repeat rows 2 and 3 for a total of 8 shell rows.

1st row: Wrong side to yourself, attach the thread in the same art. from n. from 2 tbsp. from 2 n. and 1 air. n. at the base of the armhole, 3 air. p., * 1 fork in a shell, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in Art. from n. *, repeat from * to * 5 more times, * 1 shell fork, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. in the same st. from n. which is 2 tbsp. from 2 n. at the base of the armhole. (= 7 forks). To turn.

2nd row: 3 air. p., * 1 shell in a fork, 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. Art. *, repeat from * to * until 1 fork and 3 air remain. p., 1 shell in a fork, 1 tbsp. from 2 n. to the top of 3 sts. Turn.

Repeat the rows of the pattern, first 1 row with forks, then 1 row with shells 2 more times.

Track. row: 1 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n. at the base of the air p., * skip 1 tbsp., 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. st., 1 st. from n. in a shell, 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. st., skip 1 st., 1 half. from 2 n. in a trace. Art. *, repeat from * to * until the last shell, skip 1 tbsp., 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. st., 1 st. from n. in a shell, 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. st., skip 1 st., 1 st. from n. to the top of 3 p (= 29 p.). To turn.

Track. row: 1 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n. at the base of the air p., 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. Art., * 2 air. p., skip 1 tbsp., 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. 2 tbsp. *, repeat from * to * until the end. To turn.

Track. row: 1 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n. in every loop to the end (= 29 tbsp.). To turn. Repeat last. row 2 more times.

Track. row ("pico"): 1 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n. at the base of the air p., 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. Art., * 3 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n. in the 1st of 3 p., skip 1 tbsp., 1 tbsp. from n. in a trace. 2 tbsp. *, repeat from * to * until the end. Finish.

Completion

Sew sleeves. Starting from the bottom edge with the right side towards you, crochet No. 4, knit 1 row of st. from n. evenly along the right edge, around the neckline and along the left edge (3 sts each in corner loops). To turn.

Track. row: 1 air. p., 1 tbsp. from n. in every Art. to the neck. To turn. Track. Row: Work edge with picot pattern to end. Finish.

Do the same for the other edge of the shelf. Finish.

Hide the ends. Sew on buttons. Pass the tape through each. 2 tbsp. from 2 n. around the yoke and at the bottom of the sleeves. Decorate with roses and bows.


Yarn: cotton Violet (282 meters in 50 gr.), Hook number 1 for 2.5 years.

Description of the blouse for this dress:

1. Square Raglan Coquette:

R aport of the pattern \u003d 6p + 1 So each raglan line should be divided into 6 loops + 1 for symmetry.

For example: shelf 2 reports = (6 * 2) + 1 = 13 loops; sleeve 4 reports = (6 * 4) + 1 \u003d 25 loops, before (shelf + shelf) 4 reports \u003d (6 * 4) + 1 \u003d 25, etc. If you need to increase the number of loops, then add loops for 1 report on shelves and 2 on the front, on the sleeves at your discretion (1 or 2)


Gained 165 air. loops.
2nd row: 18stsn + 1stsn, 2v. p., 1stsn + 47stsn + 1stsn, 2 c. p., 1stsn + 35stsn + 1stsn., 2 c. p., 1stsn + 47stsn + 1stsn, 2 c. p., 1stsn + 18stsn
(+1stsn is an increase, here in this figure it is indicated by gray stsn)


Next, we knit according to the coquette pattern. After row 7, repeat from row 4.
I draw your attention to the fact that the first and last columns in the yoke are double crochets so that the edge under the buttons is even.
The coquette scheme (option No. 2) differs from the previous one only in the first row of stsn. (before 2 in. p, no increase should be made, that is, the number of stsn = the number of in. p. of the initial chain). But the quantity in n. each raglan line should still be divided by 6 + 1 !!!In the outline diagram:in the lower left corner of the coquette drew an extra stsn over c. Well, they shouldn't be!


We knit a yoke of the desired depth (I measure it so that it fits well on the shoulders).
Before adding loops for undercutting (under the handles), we knit turning rows only on the loops of the front and back.
Here I tried to depict turning rows on two shelves of the back


When we knit a row of double crochets, we add air. undercut loops (I added 18 air loops + 1 on each side = 3 pattern reports). We connect knitting in a circle and then we knit a pattern in a circle.
You can use such a scheme, only instead of 1 c. n. between reports, knit two


2. Seam.
In this diagram, I have indicated how I knit the initial lifting loops to get a good seam.


The arrows indicate where to close the row.
I start a row of double crochets like this: 2 air. loops + stsn in the same initial loop.
In the next row, I knit the initial loops like this: 1 c. p. + single crochet in the same initial loop + 1 air. a loop

3. Web expansion:
After you have connected the knitting in a circle, knit several rows of the pattern straight. To expand the canvas in rows of double crochets, make uniform increases for 2 pattern reports.

4. Ruches
Having connected the required length of the dress, we knit the upper ruffle according to the scheme

We attach the ruffle to a row of double crochets.
We knit the second ruffle (yellow) as follows: we bend the upper ruffle and find the purl lintels of a row of double crochets (I will show in the photo in the process) for these lintels we knit a row of 2 double crochet stitches. Further, according to the scheme of the upper ruffle, only instead of columns with 1 crochet we knit st with 2 crochets. It is necessary to place the lower ruffle relative to the upper one in a checkerboard pattern

5. Sleeve.


For the sleeve, cast on 19 loops (3 reports + 1ch)
In each row of double crochets (5th and 9th), make uniform increases of 6 loops (to expand for another repeat of the pattern). The first and last increase according to the scheme do not count!!!
In the 13th row, no increase is necessary. You should get 65 loops. Make a tying according to the ruffle pattern (start with 2 tbsp. without a crochet)

6. Neck strapping.
With a thread of the main color, tie the neck and place under the buttons with half-columns (on one side make loops for the buttons). For the purl jumpers of the half-columns, we knit a row of columns with 1 crochet with a contrasting thread.