These Toy Cardigan Free Knitting Patterns will make your toys wearable collection winter ready! Check them out!
If you love knitting tiny clothes, cardigan for toy free knitting patterns are a fun and satisfying place to start. These patterns are made for dolls, teddy bears, and soft toys, so they’re quick to knit and easy to customize. You can play with colors, buttons, and textures while using small amounts of yarn. . They are fun, beginner-friendly, and great for turning leftover yarn into adorable toy outfits
Toys Cardigan Free Knitting Patterns
1. DIY Chloe Knit Cardigan
Susan B. Anderson is behind this lovely Chloe cardigan. It is knitted quickly and requires no seams. You can easily change the yarn color to match different characters.
2. Garter Stitch Cardigan
Showcase your knitting skills with these cute cardigans by Abc Knitting Patterns. All you need is to use 100% bertagna fingering weight yarn and 2 mm dpn.
3. Mini Doll V-Neck Cardigan
Knit something unique for your doll with this Dawn Smith V-neck cardigan. It can be made in two different sleeves, as both are made in a flat one-piece.
4. Petite Blythe dolls Cardigan
Dress up your doll with your knitting skills. Lyudmila Korkina has shared all the instructions in the free pdf available on Ravelry. And with this, you can knit a cardigan for all Petite Blythe dolls.
5. Bjorn Bear Cardigan
Bjorn bear cardigan by Rachel Borello Carroll is a simple knitting pattern made for small bears. Its classic cardigan style works well in solid colors and looks nice with small buttons or minimal detailing.
6. Ysolda Teague’s Otto Bear
Ysolda Teague’s Otto Bear by Snowden Becker is an adorable knit pattern featuring a top-down raglan cardigan. The red button will surely grab everyone’s attention wherever you place it.
7. Bunny JellyCat Cardigan
This cute and cozy cardigan is shared by Mou Mou Knits. All you need to use is Drops Baby Merino Wool in 3 different colors, with a US 8 knitting needle.
8. Fair Isle Toy Cardigan
Have a look at this charming pattern by Mrs Rose Designs. All you need is a 2mm needle and fingering-weight yarn. It is worked in flat with garter stitch used on the edges.
9. Labubu V-Neck Cardigan
If you are a big fan of Labubu, then it’s time to dress it up in a quirky and unique cardigan, just like Sarah E Brown did. It is inspired by Taylor Swift’s folklore cardigan.
10. Minky’s Cardigan
Minky’s cardigan by Janice Helge is a simple yet stylish knitting pattern made for small toys and soft dolls. The front button makes it easy to fit on a stuffed animal.
11. Topsy’s Toy Cardigan
Are you looking for a quick project for this weekend? Then this topsy cardigan from Lena C Bergsman might be perfect for you. All you need is to use 20-30 grams of fingering-weight yarn.
12. Teddy Grandpa Cardi
Have a look at this charming pattern from Paula Jensen Ward. It is especially designed for teddies and features a cozy, classic knitting pattern for all levels of knitters.