Baby coocoon pattern?

[cae3]

Anyone know where I can find a baby cocoon pattern? I have searched all over the net and was unsuccessful.

Thanks,
Anita

[luvmykid28]

Try this
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/baby-papoose-cocoon

[tilllie]

Also on Ravelry, there is a pattern called Hoodie Baby Blanket that might work. And there is always knitting pattern central. There might be some patterns there that would fill your need.

[newknitter23]

do you mean for photographs, if so I saw a pattern, for sale, on etsy.com. here (http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=sr_gallery_1&listing_id=19029562) is the link. They also have ones already made you can buy if you search under photography props. ( I hope that link works)

[prettylittlelie]

If you mean a baby bunting...


http://www.craftown.com/knit/knit40.htm

[WandaT]

do you mean for photographs, if so I saw a pattern, for sale, on etsy.com. here (http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=sr_gallery_1&listing_id=19029562) is the link. They also have ones already made you can buy if you search under photography props. ( I hope that link works)

Did you see that it's $35 for the pattern? Wow!

[newknitter23]

Did you see that it's $35 for the pattern? Wow!

I would not pay that much for it. But you never know, someone might want the pattern bad enough.

[jpenguin]

I have seen this before only when it was for sale already made up. Very clever idea. I thought it was intriguing so read what she wrote underneath the picture. Most of it was about Copyright but farther down the page it did state:

"Included in the purchase you will get the pattern, images of the item, list of vendors, supplies needed."

I am taking that to mean yarn too or am I miss reading that line? :???::shrug:

[Marria]

Did you see that it's $35 for the pattern? Wow!

In the description it says it includes the materials, so that may not be such a bad price, depending on what kind of yarn it is.

[WandaT]

In the description it says it includes the materials, so that may not be such a bad price, depending on what kind of yarn it is.

OK well I guess I read that wrong then. I took it as meaning you would get the list of supplies needed, not the actual supplies. That does help some. She should advertise it as a kit then and not just the pattern ... IMHO. :)

[robynbird]

That is a pricey pattern - I emailed the creator to see if it's really that price. LOL I've beenlooking for a pattern for this as i have friends starting photography businesses and they have asked me to make one...

[newknitter23]

That is a pricey pattern - I emailed the creator to see if it's really that price. LOL I've beenlooking for a pattern for this as i have friends starting photography businesses and they have asked me to make one...

I thought she meant a list of the vendors who sell the supplies. Could you post her answer to your email here?

[prettyeyedgirl07]

I found two patterns for sale for $3 & $8

$3
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/baby-papoose-cocoon


$8
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=sr_list_6&listing_id=19850063

Hope this helps!;)

[evona]

Did you see that it's $35 for the pattern? Wow!

That yarn kinda looks like Moda Dea Tweedle Dee yarn in the surf & turf colorway.

There's also the pea & peapod pattern on this page:

https://www.deepsouthfibers.com/products?vendor_id=104&tag=Patterns

[evona]

BTW - I recently did my own little baby papoose and the way I did it was to cast on 3 stitches and then keep increasing by one on either end of every other row until the desired number of stitches for wrapping around the baby, then I knit straight in stockinette for a few inches (maybe 5, use your judgment) and then I joined in the round and knit a few more inches and started decreasing every other row.

[WandaT]

That sounds pretty cool evona! Can you post a picture so we can see it?

And thanks for the links on those other patterns. I really like the pea and pea pod ... may have to get that if playing on my own doesn't lend the results I'm looking for.

[evona]

That sounds pretty cool evona! Can you post a picture so we can see it?

And thanks for the links on those other patterns. I really like the pea and pea pod ... may have to get that if playing on my own doesn't lend the results I'm looking for.


Sure - I made 2 papooses - one cream colored and one red - for a friend who's having twin girls and asked for any color but pink. Guess she was getting sick of all those pink gifts she's been receiving :teehee: I added ties instead of a button to make them easier to get open. I only photographed the red one before sending them off.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3089/3129560637_f2e9b044af.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3257/3130380854_6b4d8d1337.jpg