Last month, we gathered fall children’s sweater patterns, and the Hooded Hexi Pullover Pattern from Yarnspirations caught my eye. Especially when I realized it was made with Bernat Softee Cotton.
I decided to make it for baby Nora! I left off the hood portion and just finished it as a tunic. It turned out so cute on her!
Now she is a wiggly active 2 and a half year old and it was hard to get a photo. I was on the move! I did better with a video. If you want a better idea of how the sweater fits, watch the short reel I’m attaching below:
All you need to do is make two hexagon-shaped pieces and join them together. The pattern instructions are very clear, and the sizing was spot on. Nora is a tall 3-year-old and wears size 5 clothing. So I made her the size 5. I also did not add any length to the sleeves or bottom. I just wanted it to be a simple pullover.
The entire time I crocheted this project, I was amazed at how clever it is to turn two hexagons into a sweater. It definitely is fun and relaxing. I have another one I need to make for my other granddaughter, Kate!
I used Bernat Softee Cotton in the colors Cotton (cream), Feathered Gray, and Pale Periwinkle. It is a fabulous yarn for kids. It’s a cotton blend and washes up amazingly.
Tap here to shop for Bernat Softee Cotton on Yarnspirations.com
Also, if you are looking for an Adult version of this pattern, Yarnspirations has you covered there too! Tap the photo below for an Adult Hexagon Cardigan.
If you missed the list we shared of kids’ sweaters for fall, I’ll share it again below. Maybe something will inspire you!
Thanks for stopping by! XO Tiffany
