35+ Free Knitting Patterns For Preemie Babies
Last Updated: 24th August, 2017
It’s Thursday! Which means today we have more wonderful, and more importantly free, knitting patterns to share with you.
If you’ve missed out on the pattern posts we shared recently here at KnittingWomen.com, here’s a quick roundup of what is available for you to enjoy so far: 33 Baby Blankets, 50 Baby Booties, 30 Chunky Blankets and Afghans, 27 Cushion Covers and 20 Tea Cosies.
Today we have a collection of knitting patterns which are essential for some new mothers: patterns for items and clothes to use for premature babies. An expectant mother never imagines the eventuality that her baby will be born pre-term, and oftentimes new mothers are caught unexpected with no clothes or accessories for their babies. Preemie clothes are also sometimes hard to come by, so these knitting patterns will come in very handy! These can be knitted and donated to hospitals and charities to help new mothers in the future. These are precious patterns, for precious babies!
Enjoy these patterns, and happy knitting!
- Bernat Preemie Garter Stitch Set
- Preemie Baby Hats
- Bernat King/Queen Baby Hats
- Bernat Half & Half Preemie Baby Blanket
- Caron Wee Knit Cap
- Caron Mini Garter Stitch Cap
- Puerperium Cardigan
- Premature Baby Bootees
- Premature Baby’s Cardigan, Hat and Bootees
- Double Knit V-neck Raglan Premature Baby Cardigan
- Preemie Hats
- Patriotic Preemie Layette
- Premature Baby Cardigan, Hat and Bootees Set
- Brick Patterned Suit for Premature Babies
- Sleeping Bag for Premature Baby
- Sweaters and Leggings for Premature Babies
- Preemie Cardigan
- Hoodie & Pant Set
- Ribbon Edged Preemie Blanket
- Raglan Sweater and Cap
- Premature/Low Birth Weight Baby Body Warmer (for N.I.C.U. use)
- Patriotic Preemie Layette (2)
- Baby Bowties Preemie Hat
- Bootie Pattern
- Preemie Twinkle Hat
- Premature Baby Set
- Sweater, Bonnet and Diaper Cover
- Lace Edged Preemie Hat
- Preemie Hats
- Premature Baby Set
- Little Miracle – Premature Cardigan
- Heather Premature Baby Jacket
- Angled Rib Preemie Hat
- Preemie With A Twist Blanket
- Honeycomb Preemie Hat and Booties
- Josie Tiny Booties
- Premie Baby Kimono
- Top Down Diamonds Preemie Hat
- Multi-Color Ripple Sweater
- Scalloped Dress and Bonnet
- Preemie Knit Sweater
Please note: Each link points you to the page where you can access the free knitting pattern; again all these have been checked so as to ensure they are totally free of charge at the time of publishing. Some websites might require that you register with them before being able to access the pattern, but this is also free.
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Evelyn -
I love your patterns, they are beautiful!
Linda Wilson -
Thank you for your generosity!!! I love it!!!!
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Susan McGahan -
I have knitted about 8 prem baby hats, do you have a list of hospitals which would like them, my usual outlet has closed down.
Many thanks
Susan
Flo Bradsell -
After knitting lots of premature baby hats, I have been asked to knit mittens, I can only find one 4ply pattern but would like a double knitting pattern, can anyone help me please, many thanks
Susan Renshaw -
Hiya honey x do you have a very easy knitting pattern for a babies beanie hat. Can only do
Garter stitch. . These are for prem babies x
Dorothy -
I also need a pattern for preemie mittens. Please tell us where we can get one so we can supply the NICU in neighboring hospital. thank you
Patricia Price -
I am a governor at our local hospital and have been knitting baby hats and cardigans for the nnu. Have you any patterns that I can purchase as I have done so many of the same pattern that I feel the babies not look individual with hats and cardigans all the same design.
Thank you
Patricia Price.
Joyce B -
Hi I like your patterns
Lyn -
I would like to hace some perm patterns please as I do alot of permature knitting
barbara barnes -
thank you for the free patterns I am knitting for my local hospital an was looking for some more patterns to make a change
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Ann Thomas -
Hi everyone, I would like some help!!! I am an amputee and confined to a wheelchair. I lost my leg two years ago which has changed my life. But I am as independent as this will allow, the problem is I get bored but after giving it much thought have decided to knit cardigans and other things for the premature baby unit at my local hospital. When my own children were small (many years ago, hehe) I knitted almost all the clothes babies and children needed. So the help I need is if anyone has patterns, needles and any baby wool they can spare or have left over from your own projects I would be very grateful. Thank you A.T.a
Karen Snell -
Hello Ann,
l knit and crochet for a group on Facebook called Needles & Hooks Angels & Preemies, it’s a wonderful group of people, we don’t just do things for babies though, we also do stuff for Soldiers Off The Streets and various other causes, like dementia patients and children s homes.
If you’d be interested and have a Facebook page please feel free to find me and friend me, l can then get you into the group……
Much admiration for your persistence, hope to hear from you soon.
Hugs
karen xxx
Dona Crane -
I make baby item for gifts and also for safe harbor for abused women. And also for the childrens hospital in ICU.
Jane -
I am from Nairobi, Kenya and am interested in Knitting, these days we buy everything second hand things from baby’s socks to our own sweeter how can you help me. Start knitting. Thank you. Jane
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jane -
Please help i knitted a cardigan with hood but decided i want to add a collar to my finished article instead of hood could anyone tell me how i would do this or have a simple pattern for a collar to add to the cardigan Thank you
Barbie Maguire -
Sadly, I am unable to get into the site for the sock pattern ‘Josie tiny socks’. I again knit for premature babies and the little sock pattern is so different. If anyone has any idea how I can obtain this pattern please email me – many thanks, Barbie
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Cheryl Smith -
I wood like some patterns for baby’s hats plz
Lucille Maraschiello -
Wonderful site!!
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Elizabeth marshall -
I would like free premiture baby patterns
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Yvonne Richer -
I have some blankets knitted in garter stitch DK 20 x 20 in pastel colours. I need to find a home for them.
Sarah -
Post on our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/knittingwomen, maybe you’ll find someone interested there!
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Kathleen Larkin -
That is want I need as I do charity knitting for premature babies
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Sandra Aitken -
I would like some free perm knitting patterns thank you
Shirli -
Just came across this site when searching for angel baby knitting patterns. There are so many that I can convert into a smaller size for babies who are born asleep. Thank you so much for a lovely, comprehensive and easy to use website. The links work too!
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Whitney L Herriage -
Why do I have to download a pdf extension to view these patterns?
Sarah -
Some of the patterns are made available in PDF format. Normally all computers, smartphones or tablets have a built-in application that you can use to view these documents. Otherwise you can download a free PDF reader app like Adobe PDF Reader.
karen jackson -
I would like to print the the patterns is that possible
Sarah -
Yes it totally is! Simply click on the link for the pattern you wish to knit, and print the pattern on the page that appears next. Hope that helps.