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Easy Crochet Baby Sundress Pattern

This document provides instructions for making a simple baby sun dress in different sizes using various yarn weights and hook sizes. The dress has a yoke that is worked back and forth in rows, then continues in the round. It uses basic stitch patterns like double crochet, chains, and joining rounds. The pattern is intended to be easy and fast to make with scrap yarn to provide clothing for needy newborns.

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Easy Crochet Baby Sundress Pattern

This document provides instructions for making a simple baby sun dress in different sizes using various yarn weights and hook sizes. The dress has a yoke that is worked back and forth in rows, then continues in the round. It uses basic stitch patterns like double crochet, chains, and joining rounds. The pattern is intended to be easy and fast to make with scrap yarn to provide clothing for needy newborns.

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Easy Baby Sun Dress

This is a very simple little sundress that can be manipulated in so many ways! If you
use sport weight yarn & a 3mm hook, you will gain a preemie size, DK & a 4mm
hook will give you a newborn size, DK & a 5mm hook will get you 0-3 months size, &
worsted weight & a 5.5mm or 6mm hook will give you 3-6 months size.

Stitches used: ch = chain


sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
V-stitch = double crochet, chain 1, double crochet, all in the same spot.
sl st = slip stitch

Yoke:
Row 1: Chain 68, in 3rd chain from hook, dc 1, & dc 1 in each chain for the next 8
chains (10 stitches total). V-stitch (double crochet, chain 1, double crochet) in the
next chain. ( this is the back half, the extra 3 stitches count as button tab.) dc in the
next 15 chains. V-stitch in the next chain. (this is one shoulder side).
dc in the next 15 chains. V-stitch in the next chain. (this is the front of the dress). dc
in the next 15 chains. V- stitch in the next chain. (this is the other shoulder side.) dc
in the next 7 chains, chain 3 & turn.
You will notice that there are 3 extra stitches on one side, this is because those
stitches will be used as the button tab.

Row 2:
dc into 2nd dc from end (ch 3 acts as first dc on row), dc 1 in the next 6 dc’s. V-
stitch into the chain1 center of V-stitch. dc into the next 17 dc’s. V-stitch into the
ch1 center of V-stitch. dc into the next 17 dc’s. V-stitch into the ch1 center of V-
stitch. dc into the next 17 dc’s. V-stitch into the ch1 center of V-stitch. dc into the
next 11 dc’s, ch 3 , turn.

Row 3:
dc into 2nd dc from end (ch 3 acts as first dc on row), dc into the next 12 dc’s. V-
stitch into the ch1 center of V-stitch. dc into the next 19 dc’s. V-stitch into the ch1
center of V-stitch. dc into the next 19 dc’s. V-stitch into the ch1 center of V-stitch. dc
into the next 19 dc’s. dc into the next 9 dc’s. Ch 3 & turn.

Row 4:
dc into 1st dc, (skip 1, 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc) into next dc 4 times. 2 dc into ch 1 center of
V-stitch, ch 1, 2 dc into NEXT V-stitch center. (skipping 19 dc’s & Thus forming the
arm-hole). (skip 1, 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc) 10 times, then 2 dc into ch 1 center of V-stitch,
ch 1, 2 dc into NEXT V-stitch center. (skipping 19 dc’s & Thus forming the 2nd arm-
hole), (skip 1, 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc) into next dc 4 times, skip 1, 2 dc into the next stitch (
there will be three stitches left, this is ok, it forms the button tab), sc 1 & slip stitch
join to the other 2 dc’s. ch 3, but DO NOT turn.
All of the remaining rows will be worked in the round.

Row 5:
dc 1, ch 1, 2 dc into join ( ch 3 acts as 1st dc in row), (2dc, ch 1, 2 dc) into the ch1
of each ( ) set, all the way around, treating the join under the arms as a ( ) set. You
should have 21 ( ) sets altogether.
sl st join last ( ) set into first ( ) set. sl st through very top of 1st 2 dc’s (1 is a dc, 1
is a ch3) in the round, so that you are now in the center of the ( ) set. This sets you
up for the next round of ( ) stitch sets, allowing for a seamless look.

Rows 6- 16:
chain 3, dc 1, ch 1, 2 dc into join ( ch 3 acts as 1st dc in row), (2dc, ch 1, 2 dc) into
the ch1 of each ( ) set, all the way around, sl st join, & sl st to center of ( ) set.
Repeat 10 times.

Row 17:
Break off yarn if you are doing a contrast color. with contrasting color, sl st between
( ) set joins, and make a shell of 7 dc’s into center of ( ) set. sl st inbetween next ( )
set, & continue around, to make a total of 21 shells.

Finishing:
sc around neck-line in contrasting color. You may also wish to sc around the
armholes.
Add a button or two sewed onto the flap in the back, no need for button-holes as the
dc stitches work just fine for it.
Also, if you wish, the buttons may be the front of the dress just as easily as the
back.

I hope you enjoy this simple little pattern. I made it up in response to a need for our
local humanitarian center newborn kits, because it is fast & easy, & can be worked
up in just a few hours.

I also have made up a bloomers or diaper cover pattern to match this dress. I hope
you will try it out!

Also, if you have some spare yarn, please make a little set for some needy child at
your local OB ward, just drop it off, I guarantee they can always use it, it will help
someone who truly needs it ~ a tiny innocent new one. Have a beautiful, service-
filled day, & God Bless you for your kindness!

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