Easy Crochet Baby Romper Step By Step Tutorial

The crochet baby bodysuit is made from the bottom up. You start with the same leg panels done in rows.

Once both legs are complete, start working on the main part, joining these two leg panels with a new round of stitches.

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The middle part is done in circles. Each round ends with a slip stitch made in the first stitch, connecting the two rounded ends.

The upper part of the jumpsuit is done in rows. Both the front and back panels are mainly made with two colors and some lines are made with only one color.

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The buttons and straps are functional, which means that the jumpsuit can be opened or fastened in a matter of seconds.

The leg panels at the bottom are originally stitched with two woolen threads, each with its primary color. However, you can attach buttons or nails to make it functional.

This way, you can change the diaper without removing the tamper.

Images and pattern courtesy of Croby Patterns

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Source: Croby Patterns

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