How much time do you have to knit before the shower?
Baby Shower Countdown is a collection of baby knits, suitable for gift-giving, arranged by the amount of time you have to knit before the baby shower.
Whether you’re a beginner or advanced knitter, you’ll find that these patterns are knitter-friendly and fun to make. Additionally, each pattern includes links to free instructional videos to guide you through the trickier parts. The only skills required for this collection are casting-on, knitting, purling, and binding-off.
Each pattern is designed using affordable, machine-washable yarns. Since baby knits require so little yardage, it’s likely that you already have enough yarn in your stash to knit many of the patterns.
These 10 patterns + links to 39 instructional videos are available three ways:
PDF collection (suitable for printing), $12.00 US 
Amazon eBook digital download (suitable for devices that use Kindle; including iPad, iPhone, Android, and Blackberry): $9.99 US 
Patterns + links to instructional videos are also available for individual purchase and download, listed below.
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Striped Cardi and Matching Beanie or Beret
Sizes: 3 mo, 6 mo, 12 mo |
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Sleep Sack
Sizes: 0-3 mo, 6 mo |
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Cabled Baby Afghan
Size: 36″ x 36″ |
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Eyelet Baby Blanket
Size: 38″ x 38″ |
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Quick-Knit Hoodie
Sizes: 3 mo, 6 mo, 12 mo |
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Baby Athletic Socks
Sizes: Infant/Child shoe sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 |
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Tassel Hat and Matching Thumb-less Mitts
Sizes: Preemie, 0-6 mo, 6-18 mo |
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Cotton Wash Mitts
Size: adult |
This book is a GREAT idea!
Hi Staci,
I downloaded your pattern for the toddler tunic. I am knitting it right now but it seems really big. How can I adjust the knitting pattern to make it smaller? Can I start off with fewer stitches?
Thanks so much!
Best,
Isabel Reichert
I love your idea of the Baby Shower Countdown. I wish I new someone that’s pregnant so I can indulge myself. I first learned how to knit by my mother-in-law when I was pregnant with my 1st child…he just turned 24. I can always knit some of your baby patterns and donate them! Thanks for your wonderful patterns and videos. I have learned so much from your website. I also taught myself your method of knitting…flicking. It took me a few months, but now I can’t imagine “throwing” the yarn like I used to.
It is good if you place it in refrigerator for keeping it wet and cool for long time.
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This is beautiful. Now, please, we need one containing all those wonderful patterns you’ve designed for women.