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Knitted baby sleep sacks have proved to be a great way to keep infants calm and happy. These sacks are better than regular blankets because they keep the baby “hugged” from all sides, reminding it of the times in mama’s belly. Newborns still associate being cuddled up with being safe, and it calms them instantly, just like hugging. This way, the baby gets better sleep, so the mom gets better sleep as well!
These sacks are very easy to make, so beginners should consider making them as a lovely baby shower gift. Handmade item that is useful? Oh yes, everybody loves such presents!
Take a look at the examples below and search for links to free patterns under the pictures.
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1. Wisterious Owlie Sleep Sack
The cute owl detail at the top of this sleep sack is easy to make and looks so cool! The knitting pattern is free and easy to follow. Try it and make a comfy accessory for your kid.
- DESIGNED by Teresa Cole
- THIS VERSION by pfong001
- PROJECT TYPE sleep sack
- CRAFT knitting
- SKILL LEVEL beginner
Photos by pfong001 / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on comfortwool.blogpost.com.
2. Lazy Daisy Angel Baby Bunting Free Knitting Pattern
This bunting is adapted from a small dress! So cute. The designer made the loveliest knitted baby sleep sack. You can wear it for a walk in spring, and your kid will sleep nicely.
- DESIGNED by marianna mel
- PROJECT TYPE sleep sack
- CRAFT knitting
- SKILL LEVEL upper beginner
Photos by marianna mel / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on mariannaslazydaisydays.blogpost.com.
3. Baby Cocoon
A sleep sack isn’t always thought of as the most comfortable accessory, but for babies, it is! This knit design is designed to keep your little one comfortable during naps. If you are looking for something to make life easier for you and your baby, consider this knit sleep sack. Three video tutorials will help you complete the project effortlessly.
- DESIGNED by Annanitato Lolo
- PROJECT TYPE sleep sacks
- CRAFT knitting
- SKILL LEVEL beginner
Photos by Annanitato Lolo / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on crazyhands.net, or read more about it on Ravelry.
