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Cool kids´capris

These super soft pants are quite multifunctional. You can use them as pants when your kid is tiny, 0-12 m, and then as shorts the following year.

What we used

Circular and double pinted needles US 8
3 balls Sublime soya cotton

Gauge
17 s= 4"

How we did it

With the beige colour, cast on 78 stitches using the circular needles. Knit in the round.
Knit 1.8". On the next round, you´ll make two holes for the cord.
K 35, K2together, YO, K4, K2together, YO, K35.
Knit 0,5" more and switch to the light blue colour.
Knit 5 rounds before you switch colours to the darker blue. Keep on knitting 5 and 5 rounds of each colour.
We used an old technique to make jogless stripes between the colours like this:
Every time you change colours, you knit one round with the new colour. When you reach the first stitch of the new colour, you pick up the stitch below it and knit them as one.




Keep on knitting until the piece is 7,9".
Increase one stitch on each side of the three stitches in the middle at the back.
Do this every second round, 4 times in total.
Cast off the 5 stitches in the middle, in front and at the back of the piece.

Knit the first leg using the double pointed needles. Knit three stripes, 5 rounds= 1 stripe, and end the leg with 10 rounds of beige. Knit another leg, and you´re done.
Make the cord and you´re done!

Reader Comments (9)

Those little pants are the sweetest! Thank you for sharing :).

juli 9, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterDebra

I love these little pants! I don't understand the pattern. How is the waist band made? Fold it over and sew it? Any details on the finishing would be appreciated.
Thank you

november 17, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterJan

Yes, I'm wondering the same. How to you create the waistband for the I-cord???
Thanks

desember 6, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterJ

Hi, Yes, you simply fold it in and sew it. :)

desember 7, 2009 | Registered Commenterpickles

Hi- started, confused about a few things- knit for 1.8"- do you mean one inch and eight tenths of an inch?? not sure how i would measure that.

and waistband- read the answer from other person re sewing it so i';mk good there.

and the last- knit 7,9" ? not sure what that means? 7 OR 9 inches?

i love these pants. just wnat to make them right!

thanks!!!!! annie

februar 5, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterannie

It means 1 point 8 inches. It how google translates cm into inches;)

februar 8, 2011 | Registered Commenterpickles

Hi, I also love these pants... i am wondering about the crotch area.. is that suppose to be sewn as well?

oktober 26, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngelica

Hi, how many balls do I need for this pants? Is it 3 balls, one of each colours?

januar 24, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterLisa

Yes;) We don´t sell this yarn. We made it before we started selling yarn;) Say hi to Joana;)

januar 25, 2012 | Registered Commenterpickles

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