Busy Baby Boy Sweater Hat

Brown Sheep Company, Inc.
Pattern
Busy Baby Boy Sweater & Hat FREE
Designed Exclusively for Brown Sheep Company by Lorna Miser
Size
6 months (1 year, 2 year)
Finished Measurements
Chest: 20 (22, 24) inches
Hem to shoulder length 10 ½ (12, 13 ½) inches
Sleeve length: 6 (7, 8) inches
Hat: 14 ½ (17 1/2) inches
Materials
Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece (80% Cotton, 20% Wool [215

yards/skein]) 2 skeins
(Shown in CW640 Spryte)
Needles
Size 6 (4mm) circular or dpn needles or size to obtain gauge

One dpn need for three needle bind off
Notions
Stitch holders
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Gauge
20 sts and 28 rows = 4” in stockinette
Abbreviations
Sts = Stitches
Pattern
2X2 Ribbing
*K2, p2; rep from * around.
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Note
Body is knit in the round to the underarms, and then divided for upper body. Sleeve sts are picked up
and knit down. The collar is picked up along three edges, overlapped and then sewn along the fourth
edge.
BODY
Cast on 104 (112, 120) sts. Join being careful not to twist sts. Place marker for the beginning of the
round. Work eight rounds in 2X2 Ribbing.
Following chart, work in Relief Pattern until body measures 6 (7 ½, 9)“ from cast on.
Divide for Upper Body

Work in pattern across 52 (56, 60) sts. Turn work – this will be the upper back. Change to
stockinette st and working pattern as established, work until upper back measures 4 (4 ½, 5)” from
the dividing row. Place back sts on holder.
Upper Fronts
Using 52 (56, 60) sts still on needles work in pattern across 13 (15, 17) sts and join second ball of
yarn. Bind off center 26 sts, continue in pattern across remaining 13 (15, 17) sts. Changing to
stockinette st and working pattern as established work until fronts measure 4 (4 ½, 5)” from the
dividing row. Place left front sts on holder.
Three Needle Bind Off/Shoulder Join

Return back sts to one needle and with right front and back sts RS tog work 3 needle bind off.
Using a dpn, put needle through the first st on the front needle and then through first st on the back
needle, k as usual. Repeat for second st. There are now two sts on the right needle. Lift first st over
last st and off the needle. One st is now bound off. Repeat across each shoulder. Return unworked
back sts to holder.
SLEEVES
Preparing to knit in the round begin at underarm seam and pick up and knit 46 (50, 60) sts around
armhole. Place marker for the beginning of the round. Work the first and last 3 (1, 2) st as knit sts,
then work in Relief Pattern, decreasing first st on each side of the marker every fourth round 7 (9, 12)
times, beginning with the plain knit sts and eventually decreasing pattern sts. 32 (32, 36) sts
Work even until sleeve measures 5 (6 ½, 8)”. Change to 2X2 Ribbing and work eight rounds. Bind
off.
Repeat for other sleeve.
COLLAR

NOTE: Sts are NOT picked up along the front bound off sts. The collar must be knit to the width of
this edge, and then the side edges are overlapped and sewn to the bound off edge.
Beginning at the right front neck edge, pick up and knit 23 (25, 30) sts along the straight edge to the
shoulder. Pick up one extra stitch in the corner and knit across the 26 back sts on the holder. Pick
up one extra stitch in the corner and pick up and knit 23 (25, 30) sts along the left front edge down to
the left center bound off stitches. 74 (78, 88) sts
Working back and forth, begin on a WS row as follows.
Row 1 (WS): *K1, p1; rep from * across.
Row 2: *P1, k1; rep from * across.
Repeat these two rows until collar measures 5” or the width of the center front bound off sts. Bind off
loosely. Overlap left collar over right and sew both layers to bound off center front sts.
Cut yarn. Weave in ends.
Hat Pattern
Preparing to knit in the round cast on 72 (88) sts. Join being careful not to twist sts. Place marker for
the beginning of the round. Work eight rounds in 2X2 Ribbing.
Following chart work in Relief Pattern until hat measures 4 (5)” from cast on. End Relief Pattern.
Crown Decreases
Larger size only: (K9, k2tog) 8 times. 80 sts
Knit one round.
(K8, k2tog) 8 times. 72 sts
Knit one round.
Both sizes: (K7, k2tog) 8 times. 64 sts

Knit one round.
Knit one round.
Knit one round.
Knit one round.
Knit one round.
Knit one round.
Knit one round.

(K2tog) 8 times. 8 sts
Finishing
Cut yarn leaving an 18” tail. Thread yarn through tapestry needle and run through remaining sts.
Fasten securely. Weave in ends.
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(8 stitch repeat)
Busy Baby Boy Relief Pattern
P on RS, K on WS
K on RS, P on WS


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Brown Sheep Company, Inc.

Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece (80% Cotton, 20% Wool [215

Size 6 (4mm) circular or dpn needles or size to obtain gauge

20 sts and 28 rows = 4” in stockinette

Brown Sheep Company, Inc. • 100662 County Road 16 • Mitchell, NE 69357

Divide for Upper Body

Three Needle Bind Off/Shoulder Join

Brown Sheep Company, Inc. • 100662 County Road 16 • Mitchell, NE 69357

Cut yarn. Weave in ends.

Both sizes: (K7, k2tog) 8 times. 64 sts

Brown Sheep Company, Inc. • 100662 County Road 16 • Mitchell, NE 69357

Busy Baby Boy Relief Pattern

Brown Sheep Company, Inc. • 100662 County Road 16 • Mitchell, NE 69357

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