FREE crochet pattern - Baby pullover pants

A pair of handmade crocheted baby pants in a neutral brown color lies on a soft, furry white surface next to warm fairy lights. Text reads: Free crochet pattern: Baby Pullover Pants—perfect for your baby crochet clothes collection.

These crocheted pants are warm and perfect for layering over anything baby wears before going out. The pattern has step by step pictures to show you how to crochet the baby pants and will make it an easy pattern for beginners as well as advanced crocheters.

A set of hand-knitted and baby crochet clothes in beige and cream, including a cardigan, pants, bonnet, and booties, displayed on a white furry surface with warm string lights and dried flowers beside them.

This pattern is part of my collection of basic crocheted baby clothes, if you want to have a look at what else is part of that collection you can have a look at the button below.

Basic Baby Clothes collection

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Pattern info

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Pattern info

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Terms

Materials

Yarn: 100-150 gr Llama soft (Balls: 50gr, 150m/164yards), you could check yarnsub for an yarn that's easier for you to get your hands on.

Hook: 4,0mm

Scissors

Needle

Gauge: 16 dc x 9 rows = 10x10cm (4”x4”)

To check your gauge:

Start by chaining 18

1-9. Starting in third chain from hook make 1 dc in each st (16) ch 2, turn

You square should now be 10x10cm (4”x4”)

Sizes: 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months

Size 0-3 months

Elastic band

1. Ch 7, in second ch from hook make 1 sl st in each ch (6) ch 1, turn

2. 1 sl st in each st (6) ch 1, turn

Repeat row 2 until your band measures approx. 33 cm in stretched. Then place both ends together being careful not to twist your band and make 1 sl st in each st through both ends. Ch 1

A beige crocheted strip for baby crochet clothes, with a yarn tail, is attached to a black-handled crochet hook, resting on a wood-patterned surface.

1. Make 72 sc evenly placed along your waistband, finish with a sl st into your first st (72) ch 2, turn

2-16. 1 hdc in each st, sl st into first st (72) ch 2, turn

You will now divide your work for the legs.

First leg

1. 1 hdc in 36 sts, sl st into your first st (creating your first leg) (36) ch 2, turn

2-17. 1 hdc in each st, sl st into first st (36) ch 2

18. *1 hdc in 2 sts, hdc2tog* x9, sl st into first st (27) ch 2

19. *fpdc, bpdc*x13, fpdc, sl st into first st (27) ch 2

20. *fpdc, bpdc* x13, fpdc, sl st into first st (27)

Cut your yarn and sew in your ends.

Second leg

Fasten your yarn in the st closes to the first leg, please note that you should be working in the same direction as the same round on the previous leg.

1. Ch 2, 1 hdc in same st as ch2, 1 hdc in the remaining 35 sts, sl st into first st (36) ch 2, turn

2-17. 1 hdc in each st, sl st into first st (36) ch 2

18. *1 hdc in 2 sts, hdc2tog* x9, sl st into first st (27) ch 2

19. *fpdc, bpdc*x13, fpdc, sl st into first st (27) ch 2

20. *fpdc, bpdc* x13, fpdc, sl st into first st (27)

Cut your yarn and sew in your ends.

You can now see a small hole in between the legs, take a piece of yarn and sew the hole shut and you are done.

A crochet project in progress for baby crochet clothes made with beige yarn lies on a wooden surface, with a black-handled crochet hook attached to the yarn and resting on top of the work.

A hand holds a piece of beige baby crochet clothes in progress, with a black and gold crochet hook inserted into the stitches, lying on a gray wood surface.

A close-up of a hand holding a piece of beige crochet fabric with a small hole in the middle, showing yarn ends and textured stitching—perfect for crafting baby crochet clothes—on a wooden surface.

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Size 3-6 months