PetiteKnit Anker's Onesie Pattern Booklet
The Anker’s Onesie is worked from the top down, beginning with a circular yoke constructed in rib sections shaped with increases, followed by a stockinette section shaped with classic raglan increases. The upper body is worked flat to create overlapping front plackets, with ribbed edges and integrated buttonholes. Just before the legs, the body is joined and worked in the round. Sleeves and legs are also worked in the round using double-pointed needles or the Magic Loop technique. A soft, seamless piece with thoughtful construction, designed for both comfort and practicality. Be sure to read the buttonhole instructions carefully before starting.
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PetiteKnit Anker's Onesie Pattern Booklet
The Anker’s Onesie is worked from the top down, beginning with a circular yoke constructed in rib sections shaped with increases, followed by a stockinette section shaped with classic raglan increases. The upper body is worked flat to create overlapping front plackets, with ribbed edges and integrated buttonholes. Just before the legs, the body is joined and worked in the round. Sleeves and legs are also worked in the round using double-pointed needles or the Magic Loop technique. A soft, seamless piece with thoughtful construction, designed for both comfort and practicality. Be sure to read the buttonhole instructions carefully before starting.
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The Anker’s Onesie is worked from the top down, beginning with a circular yoke constructed in rib sections shaped with increases, followed by a stockinette section shaped with classic raglan increases. The upper body is worked flat to create overlapping front plackets, with ribbed edges and integrated buttonholes. Just before the legs, the body is joined and worked in the round. Sleeves and legs are also worked in the round using double-pointed needles or the Magic Loop technique. A soft, seamless piece with thoughtful construction, designed for both comfort and practicality. Be sure to read the buttonhole instructions carefully before starting.
