Help with a name of granny sweater

[darski]

A while back we all enjoyed the pattern of the sweater made with 2 granny squares- I think they were 6 sided but can't remember it correctly

 

Does anyone remember the name and/or where to find that pattern again?

[darski]

all for reading this but I found it thanks to our dear Rachel's CPC

 

You never go wrong to start there.

[DebraKay]

Okay... you have my curiosity going -- what is the name?

[RoseRed]

Nope- I'm drawing a blank here.

 

I am thinking of a couple baby sweaters I saw that were made up of 2 squares tho. The way you sewed them together was what made the shape of the sweater.

[CrochetDayToDay]

Could it possibly be the Hexagon Baby Jacket?

[RoseRed]

That's what I was thinking of. I always thought they were made from squares. Learn something new everyday!

[FrLopLady]

glad you found it! there are a couple of patterns by different names. I may have to make one of those soon myself

[darski]

Could it possibly be the Hexagon Baby Jacket?

 

That is the one. I really like it and must get back to making some.

[DebraKay]

Thanks -- what a great little pattern! Once again, some of my most favorite patterns are free online!

[ReniC]

H Darski-

There are a few Hexagon Baby Sweaters out there. The pattern I use is;

"Sue's Hexagon Baby Sweater" and is at Cozy's Corner (blog).

Some time back I made my great nephew a sweater/ layette from this pattern and it turned out beautiful. The pattern is so easy and very adaptable to larger sizes.

I am currently making one in a size 3T for my Grt-GD in white with pink. All I need to do is attach the buttons. When finished, I will post a pick in the Show-and-Tell folder.

 

if you prefer the granny stitch style instead of the solid granny, Bev's Country Cottage a cute pattern also.

 

Whichever pattern you decide on, I am sure it will turn out very cute.

[darski]

H Darski-

There are a few Hexagon Baby Sweaters out there. The pattern I use is;

"Sue's Hexagon Baby Sweater" and is at Cozy's Corner (blog).

Some time back I made my great nephew a sweater/ layette from this pattern and it turned out beautiful. The pattern is so easy and very adaptable to larger sizes.

I am currently making one in a size 3T for my Grt-GD in white with pink. All I need to do is attach the buttons. When finished, I will post a pick in the Show-and-Tell folder.

 

if you prefer the granny stitch style instead of the solid granny, Bev's Country Cottage a cute pattern also.

 

Whichever pattern you decide on, I am sure it will turn out very cute.

 

thank you for the links. I did see the solid st version and I will try adapting it at some point. I find that solid grannies are just toooooo many sts in a row. I am in need of a different sweater pattern as the 5hr knitted thingy is a bust.

[Real Deal]

I found a Hexagon Cardigan for Adults (in the granny style) at Virkning-crochet DOT blogspot. Hers is the first one I found for us big people, and I want to try it out. It seems easy.