Description

Flora – A Childrens Flower Sweater Knitting Pattern (Ages 2–5 Years)

Flora is a charming childrens flower sweater knitting pattern designed to create a timeless, hand-knit garment that will be loved and worn again and again. With its classic shape and playful floral details, this sweater feels both traditional and joyful.

The design features a round neckline, buttoned shoulders for easy dressing, and long striped sleeves. A scattering of intarsia and embroidered flowers decorates the front and back, adding texture and colour while keeping the overall look beautifully balanced.

Knitted in standard DK (light worsted) yarn, this pattern is suitable for confident beginners and more experienced knitters who enjoy combining simple colourwork with embroidery. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, making it a relaxing and rewarding project.

Pattern Details

• Knitted flat from the bottom up and seamed

• Round neck with button shoulder fastening

• Striped sleeves

• Intarsia and embroidered flower details

• Uses standard DK yarn

Sizes

To fit: 2 [3:4:5] years – 51 [56:61:66] cm (20 [22:24:26] in)

Finished measurements:

• Chest: 61 [66:71:76] cm (24 [26:28:30] in)

• Length: 34 [38:42:46] cm (13.5 [15:16.5:18] in)

• Sleeve seam: 24 [28:32:36] cm (9.5 [11:12.5:14] in)

Figures in square brackets refer to larger sizes.

Materials

• Stylecraft Life DK (75% acrylic, 25% wool – 298 m / 326 yds per 100 g ball)

• 1 [1:1:2] balls shade 2305 Cream (A)

• 1 ball each of:

  • 2301 Rose (B)

  • 2309 Heather (C)

• Pair of 4 mm needles (US 6 / UK 8)

• 4 × 1 cm buttons

• Wool sewing needle

Yarn quantities are approximate and based on average requirements.

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Perfect for adding a touch of handmade charm to a child’s wardrobe, this childrens flower sweater knitting pattern can be customised with your own colour choices and embroidered details, making every finished sweater unique.

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See the Jack Boys Sweater Knitting Pattern for a coordinating design – HERE