Newborn Baseball Crochet Outfit Pattern
The Newborn Baseball Crochet Outfit Pattern is cute for any little slugger as a costume or photography prop. This crochet baby pattern includes instructions for the pants, baseball hat, and glove. And if you love make outfits for little ones, then you might also enjoy the Newborn Thor Crochet Outfit Free Pattern or the White Tail Deer Baby Crochet Pattern.
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Baseball Opening Day
Each year thousands of fans anticipate the opening day of baseball. It's a family event full of hot dogs and cheers. Here are a few fun facts about baseball.
- The first Opening Day was April 22, 1876.
- No perfect game has ever been thrown on Opening Day.
- The first pitch is commonly thrown by a celebrity or politician as a ceremonial signal to the start of the game.
My family has been fortunate to attend a few of the baseball spring training here in Orlando. And of course, in Disney style, we've had playdates with some of the characters in the tunnel while we waited for my husband to throw out the first pitch.
Want even more newborn crochet outfit cuteness? Check out these crochet patterns: Free Elephant Baby Crochet Pattern or the Baby Gladiator Crochet Outfit Pattern
Newborn Baseball Crochet Outfit Supplies:
Crochet Hook:
5.0 mm Hook (H)
4.0 mm Hook (G), or hook to obtain gauge
Notions:
Removable stitch markers if needed
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
Small Round Velcro or Button
Glue
If you would like to make your own logo for the hat pick up some felt in the color of your choice.
Yarn:
WeCrochet Brava Worsted, 100% Premium Acrylic, 218yds/100g
In Colorways:
Almond
Celestial (blue)
White
Brindle
OR you can use Red Heart Soft in colorways:
Red Heart Soft Wheat
Red Heart Soft Navy
Red Heart Soft White
Plus Vanna’s Choice Toffee
Yardage:
150 total yards.
Abbreviations/Stitches:
ch- Chain
st- Stitch
sl st- Slip Stitch
sc- Single Crochet
sc2tog- Since Crochet Two Together
hdc- Half Double Crochet
dc- Double Crochet
FPdc-Front Post Double Crochet
MC- Magic Circle
FLO- Front Loops Only
Foundation Single Crochet- picture explanation
Gauge:
3 x 3 inch swatch = 10 SC stitches x 11 Rows in Single Crochet
3 x 3 inch swatch = 10DC Stitches x 5 Rows in Double Crochet
Skill Level:
Intermediate
Size:
Newborn
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Baseball Outfit Written Pattern
Glove Fingers (make 4)
Use G Hook - Red Heart Soft Wheat
This will be worked continuously.
Round 1: MC, 8 SC in side MC. (8sts)
Rounds 2-10: sc in each stitch around. (8sts)
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing onto the glove.
Glove Thumb
Use G Hook - Red Heart Soft Wheat
This will be worked continuously for the first 11 rounds
Round 1: MC, 10 SC inside MC. (10sts)
Rounds 2-11: sc in each stitch around. (10sts)
Rounds 12-13: ch 1 and turn, sc 7. (7sts)
Round 14: ch 1 and turn, sc 7, ch 9. (16sts including chains)
Round 15: Turn, sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. (15sts)
Rounds 16-17: ch 1 and turn, sc 15. (15sts)
Continue to sc around the outside bottom of the thumb, adding an extra stitch on corners. Join, fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing on to glove.
Glove Body
Use G Hook - Red Heart Soft Wheat or WeCrochet Almond
Round 1: ch 32 and join, ch 1 and sc in each stitch around OR Foundation sc 32, join and ch 1 (32sts)
Rounds 2-3: sc in each stitch around, join and ch 1. (32sts)
Round 4: Working in rows: sc 5, sc2tog 5 times, sc 9, turn and ch 1. (19sts)
Round 5: sc in each stitch across, turn and ch 1. (19sts)
Round 6: sc 5, sc2tog 2 times, sc 10, turn and ch 1. (17sts)
Round 7: sc 16, sc 2 in last, turn and ch 1. (18sts)
Round 8: sc 2 in first, sc across, turn and ch 1. (19sts)
Rounds 9-12: sc in each stitch across. Continue to sc across the back of the glove to other side (see picture), join and fasten off, weave in ends.
Assembly:
Sew each glove finger to the glove body top opening.
Line up the bottom of the thumb to the bottom of the glove, overlapping a bit. Stitch thumb to the glove.
Thumb webbing:
These three pieces will be used between the thumb and pointer finger:
▪Chain 8, sc in the second chain from hook and across for 7 total sc OR Foundation Single Crochet 7 – Sew on between top of thumb and pointer finger.
▪ Chain 6, sc in the second chain from hook and across for 5 total sc OR Foundation Singe Crochet 5 – Sew on between bottom of thumb and pointer finger.
▪Chain of 10 – Sew vertically on the back of the glove across the horizontal webbing.
Add stitching details with Vanna’s Choice Toffee. Stitch across the bottom and up the inside of the glove on the pinky finger. You can pull your threads a bit to shape and curve the glove.
Using your thread create an X between all the fingers. Continue to stitch over the top of the webbing.
Glue a piece of small Velcro on the back of the glove to hold the strap together.
Hat
H- Hook
Join with a sl st to the top of first dc in each round.
Round 1: With Blue Yarn MC, dc 10 inside of MC, join to first stitch. Attach White Yarn and Ch 2. (10sts)
Round 2: *dc and FPdc in first stitch, 2 dc in next. Repeat *around, join and ch 2. (20sts)
Round 3: *2 dc in first, FPdc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next. Repeat * 4 more times, join and ch 2. (30sts)
Round 4: *2 dc in first, dc in next, FPdc in next, 2 dc next, dc in next 2. Repeat * 4 more times, join and ch 2. (40sts)
Round 5: *2 dc, dc in next 2, FPdc in next, dc in next 4. Repeat * 4 more times, join and ch 2. (45sts)
Rounds 6-8: dc in next 4, FPdc in next, dc in next 4. Repeat * 4 more times, join and ch 2. (45sts)
Round 9: dc in next 4, FPdc in next, dc in next 4. Repeat * 4 more times, join and fasten off. Weave in ends. (45sts)
Bill of Hat
Round 1: The round is worked in FLO. Working across the first FPdc, join Blue Yarn (with the right side of the hat facing you) to the FPdc from the last round. sc in the same stitch you joined, sc in next, hdc in next 6, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next 6, sc in last two. Turn and ch 1. (21sts)
Round 2: Working in both loops. sc2tog, sc, hdc in next 3, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next 7, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next 3, sc, sc2tog. Turn and ch 1. (21sts)
Round 3: sc2tog, sc, hdc in next 6, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next 6, sc, sc2tog. (21sts)
Round 4: Do Not Turn. Continue to sc around the bottom of hat and over the top of the bill to the join at the corner. Fasten off leaving a long tail to add detailing. Using your long tail, sew stitching around the bottom of the hat (see picture). Weave in ends. (21sts)
Pants
H- Hook
Join with a Sl St to the top of first DC in each round.
Round 1: With white yarn, ch 56. Without twisting the chain, join and ch 2. dc in each chain around. Join and ch 2 **Alternate is to do a Foundation Double Crochet of 56 and join.
Round 2: *FPdc in first, BPdc in next. Repeat * around, join and ch 2. (56sts)
Round 3: Starting with this round you will be using 3 strands of yarn. Start with white yarn and two blue (one for each leg). For the blue, I pulled from the same skein by using both the inside and outside starting strings. The strands will be carried on the back of work. See photos at end of the pattern. dc 12, join Blue Yarn and dc 4. Join back with White Yarn and dc 24, join Blue Yarn and dc 4. Join back with White Yarn and dc 12. Join and ch 2.
Rounds 4-11: Repeat round 3
Round 12: This is where we will split for the legs.
First leg: Ch 2, dc 12, join Blue Yarn and dc 4. Join back with White Yarn and dc 12, join to the first stitch.
Now you are only working half of your stitches, which is one of the legs. (28sts)
Rounds 13-18: Repeat round 12.
Round 19: Join White Yarn and ch 2, dc 12, join Blue Yarn and dc 4. Join back with White Yarn and dc 12, join to the first stitch, Ch 1.
Rounds 20-21: Working with white yarn only, sc in each stitch around. Join and ch 1. (28sts)
Round 22: sc in each stitch around. Join and fasten off, weave in ends. (28sts)
Second Leg
Round 12: Leaving a long tail for sewing up the crotch, join to the first stitch next to the crotch, working towards the blue stripe (see picture).
Join White Yarn and ch 2, dc 12, join Blue Yarn and dc 4. Join back with White Yarn and dc 12, join to the first stitch. Ch 2 (28sts)
Rounds 13-18: Repeat round 12.
Round 19: Join White Yarn and ch 2, dc 12, join Blue Yarn and dc 4. Join back with White Yarn and dc 12, join to the first stitch, Ch 1.
Rounds 20-21: Working with white yarn only, sc in each stitch around. Join and ch 1.
Round 22: sc in each stitch around. Join and fasten off, weave in ends.
Using strand tail, sew up the crotch. Cut two strands of yarn approx. 30 inches and weave through round two for a belt look.
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