Crochet Baby Boy Sweater Pattern, Bentley Sweater

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When I designed my first crochet baby sweater for girls, the Evelyn sweater, a lot of people commented that they wished I had designed one for boys. So here it is, my very first crochet baby boy sweater pattern!

 

Finished boy crochet sweater pattern in gray, cream and brown

 

Crochet sweater for baby boy in cream color

 

Finished gray sweater made from crochet pattern for boys

 

Brown textured sweater made from crochet Pattern for boy sweater

 

Cream colored sweater made using crochet patterns for baby boys

 

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The Designing Process

I wanted to combine different textures for this sweater. I was so skeptical of the diamond stitch when I made a gauge swatch. I thought it would be too much for a tiny baby sweater but once I made my first sample, I fell in love with it.

 

The crunch stitch used on this sweater is a modification of the regular crunch stitch that will make your work grow quicker and give it more texture. I replaced the half double crochet with double crochet stitches and avoided working into the slip stitches which can be a pain to stick your hook into.

 

If you have been following my designs, you must have already noticed that I love quick projects. To make this sweater work up fast, I have kept the back of the sweater plain and simple. You might also enjoy my girl’s free baby cardigan crochet pattern.

 

The back is worked in herringbone half double crochet stitches which look really neat compared to a regular half double crochet. The stitches seem to slant and stack closely together.

 

The sweater has been worked sideways to give the effect of that vertical line to this sweater. Adding the shawl collar just added a little more pizzazz to an already cute design, if I may say so myself, lol!

 

Crochet Baby Boy Sweater Pattern Features

*The pattern is written in standard US terms.  You can see a US to UK conversion chart here.

 

*It includes 7 sizes, 0-3 months, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, 2T, and  3/4T.

 

*It is worked with an H(5mm) hook and worsted weight(size 4 yarn).

 

*It takes 600-1000 yards of yarn depending on the size you are making.

 

*The front and the back of the sweater are worked separately. The shoulders are seamed and the shawl collar is added to it. The sides are then joined and the sleeves are worked directly onto the body of the sweater.

 

Payment can be made securely through PayPal using your credit card or PayPal account, see FAQ for details. The pattern will be emailed to you within 24 hours, actually much sooner.

If you have any questions or fail to receive the patterns please use the ‘Contact Me’ form on my blog, top right. Please do not resell the pattern itself or pass it on to others. All my patterns are protected by copyright. Read my Copyright page for more info.
 
If you love crocheting baby sweaters, check out my first baby girl sweater, The Evelyn Sweater. 
 
Bentley Sweater
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    1. Hi Heather, I am so glad to hear that. I would love to see a picture if you don’t mind sharing. Thank you.

  1. I’m slowly working on this sweater as I am not an experienced crocheter yet and I don’t want to overwhelm myself since the pattern is the hardest I’ve tried. I do want to say it’s totally worth buying the pattern, as what I’ve completed so far is coming out really good. I’m loving the challenge. Thank you so much for this gorgeous pattern!

  2. Any chance of where I could find this or something similar in men’s sizes? I would LOVE to crochet this for my 19!year old son who was in major motorcycle accident. He LOVES this sweater and wants me to make him one. Thank you for your time 🙂

    1. Hi Cassandra, I am sorry to hear about your son’s accident and hope that he recovers quickly. I will be coming up with bigger sizes by next Fall. I will have a lot of testing before I can publish it.

        1. I am sorry, I am not finding the time to test them in bigger sizes. Bigger sizes would need more armhole shaping.

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