How to Knit Double Colour Sweater Design for Babies

Knitting is a wonderful craft that can bring joy to both the knitter and the recipient of the final product. If you're looking to create a double color sweater for a baby, this guide will take you through the steps to make it happen.

Materials

Before you begin, you'll need to gather the following materials:

Worsted weight yarn (in two different colors)
Knitting needles (size 7)
Stitch markers
Scissors

Instructions

Follow these simple steps to create your own double color sweater for a baby:

Cast on - Begin by casting on 64 stitches using the first color of yarn.
Knit - Knit the first row and every row until you have 2 inches of fabric.
Switch colors - Switch to the second color of yarn and knit the next row.
Knit pattern - Knit 2 stitches in the second color, then switch back to the first color and knit 2 stitches. Repeat this pattern across the row, ending with 2 stitches in the second color.
Switch colors - Switch to the second color and knit the next row.
Repeat pattern - Repeat the pattern from step 4 on every row until you have 4 inches of fabric.
Add sleeves - Place stitch markers on either side of the 26th stitch. Knit to the first marker, cast on 10 stitches, knit to the second marker, cast on 10 stitches, and continue knitting until you have 6 inches of fabric for the sleeves.
Switch colors - Switch to the second color and knit the next row.
Knit pattern - Repeat the pattern from step 4 for the body of the sweater.
Switch colors - Switch back to the first color and knit the next row.
Repeat pattern - Repeat the pattern from step 4 for the body of the sweater until you have the desired length.
Bind off - Once you have reached the desired length, bind off all stitches and weave in any loose ends.

And there you have it! Your very own double color sweater for a baby. This is a great project for beginner knitters, and it's a wonderful way to show your love for a little one in your life. Remember to have fun with your knitting and experiment with different colors and patterns.

Happy knitting!