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Playtime Rompers to Knit

25 Cute Comfy Patterns For Babies Plus 2 Matching Doll Rompers

Jessica Anderson
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Pages
144
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Globe Pequot Publishing

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Knitted rompers are perfect for playtime and photo ops!

Jessica Anderson has outdone herself with these 25 patterns for the most adorable baby rompers you will ever see, in characters and animals including a giraffe, elephant, pumpkin, and ballerina, as well as colorful and striped designs for everyday wear. These outfits are both comfortable for baby and practical (easy to take on and off) for the busy parent. Patterns for two special rompers for your child's favorite doll are also included.

Presented in an easy-to-follow format, you can start with a basic romper and then learn to add stripes, bum pockets, and hoods. Take it to the next level and add ears, tails, and other embellishments for a variety of animal designs. All instructions are clear and concise, so even a novice knitter can complete these rompers with ease. The only question is, which one will you knit first?

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  • Fiber Arts & Textiles
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