Crochet baby carrier pattern **FREE**

I've been meaning to get back into my blogging and I've had lots of requests for this pattern so I figured this would be the best place to get it out there and give me that push to start blogging again!

My daughter absolutely LOVES this baby carrier. She is constantly toting her babies around and now she can still play, and carry other things while having her baby close! I've also made one for my niece and now my son is requesting one so his is up next :) These are super fast and easy to make, I can make one in about 1.5 hours.

You will need
• 1 skein of loops and threads impeccable yarn
• size k or 6.5mm hook
• scissors
• darning needle
• 2 buttons


This pattern was written out while making one for my son who is almost 3 so it should fit 2-4 years.

if you need it bigger just add a few stitches too the end, don't forget to lengthen the arm straps as well if your making it larger.


Waist strap

•Row 1 - chain 55
•Row 2- HDC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 3 - HDC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 4 - DC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 5 - HDC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 6 - HDC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 7 - HDC across, ch 1, tie off



Top piece, attached to waist strap

Fold work in half, count 6 stitches over on each side and mark with stitch markers.

•Row 1 -  fasten yarn. HDC across to other stitch marker, ch 2, turn work
•Row 2 - DC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 3 - HDC across, ch 2, turn work
• Row 4 - DC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 5 - HDC across, ch 2, turn work
•Row 6 - DC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 7 - HDC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 8 - DC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 9 - HDC across, ch 2, turn work
•Row 10 - DC across, ch 1, turn work
•Row 11 - HDC across, ch 2, turn work
•Row 12 - DC across, tie off



Arm straps (make 2)

•Row 1 - Chain 40
•Row 2 - HDC across, ch 2, turn work
• Row 3 - DC across, tie off


Sew arm straps into body piece. Attach button on back of waist strap onto the DC row. Attach second button to the middle of one of the arm straps keep support  ensure the arm straps don't fall down the shoulders when your child is wearing their baby.

Happy hooking!
- Ivy

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