Patron
Patron
SIZES:
Knitting pattern 56 (0-1M, 0/1), 62 (1-3M, 1/3), 68 (3-6M, 3/6),
«Mountain rompersuit» 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-12M, 9/12), 86 (12-
24M,12/24), 92 (2T)
YARN:
Yarn composition: merino wool 100%
Yarn thickness: 90 m (100 yds) in 50 g (1.75 oz)
Name Ply (UK, NZ, AU) Wraps per inch
Aran 10 ply 8 wpi
Yarn examples: Lana Gatto Maxi Soft, Astra
Design Merino love, BBB Filati Full, Gazzal Wool
90, ProFil Merino Extra 90.
YARN CONSUMPTION:
Size Yarn consumption
56 (0-1M, 0/1) ~450 m (500 yds)
62 (1-3M, 1/3) ~550 m (600 yds)
68 (3-6M, 3/6) ~650 m (710 yds)
Pattern is designed by mimiKNITTING for 74 (6-9M, 6/9) ~720 m (780 yds)
personal use only and should not be copied,
80 (9-12M, 9/12) ~780 m (850 yds)
sold or distributed.
86 (12-24M,12/24) ~830 m (900 yds)
You can sell your finished items produced from
92 (2T) ~880 m (960 yds)
my knitting pattern.
I hope you’ll enjoy knitting this project. Keep
MAIN PATTERN:
your stitches nice and even! ❤
Chart of the one pattern repeats when we knit
back and forth:
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
MATERIALS:
- circular needles 80-100 cm 4 mm (32 in - 40
in US 6);
- circular needles 80-100 cm 3 mm (32 in - 40
in US 2.5) for knitting neckband, the button
band, cuffs; Key to the pattern:
- the cable needle for knitting the Cable Stitch
- markers; - knit stitch (K);
- tape measure; - purl stitch (P)
- tapestry needle; NOTE:
- buttons (18-20 mm / ¾ in). One pattern repeat is 8 rows high and 12 stitches
wide. The chart shows only odd (right side) rows
GAUGE: (read the chart from right to left). The wrong side
20 stitches х 28 rows = 10x10 cm (4x4”) in rows (even rows - 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th rows) are
knitted as established – knit all knit stitches and
stockinette stitch on 4 mm (US 6) needles after
purl all purl stitches as they appear.
blocking. Gauge of main pattern is also 20 Pattern row by row:
stitches х 28 rows. The sample can be knitted Row 1: P2, K2, P2, K1, P2, K2, P1;
with the main pattern using the chart below. Row 3: P1, K2, P2, K3, P2, K2;
Row 5: K2, P2, K2, P1, K2, P2, K1;
Row 7: K1, P2, K2, P3, K2, P2;
Recommendation №1
First, let's look at how the main pattern is built.
If we look at the main pattern, we will see that
the pattern is built from alternating columns of
knit and purl stitches of 4 stitches with an offset
of 2 stitches in a certain sequence.
Recommendation №2
Each row of the main pattern is built according
to the principle: 3 – 2 – 2 – 1 – 2 – 2
- it is in this rhythm that the stitches change
Situation 3. If in the previous two rows there from knit to purl or from purl to knit in each
are purl stitches – we purl stitch over two purl row.
stitches For example:
↓↓↓ Using recommendation №1, we find a place
where in the next row there will be three
identical stitches in a row. In my case, these are
3 knit stitches.
Situation 4. If in the previous four rows there Further, in order to understand how to knit the
are purl stitches – we knit stitch over four purl following stitches, we will mentally count 3 - 2
stitches - 2 - 1 - 2 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 2 - 2, etc.
↓↓↓ For each change of number when knitting, we
change the knit stitches to purl stitches or purl
stitches to knit stitches.
This principle works both ways.
2. DECORATING NECKBAND
Row 1 (right side row): sl, *(YO to yourself, K1)
– rep from * to last 1 st on the needles, P1
(watch VIDEO).
Row 2 (wrong side row): sl, *(slip the purl st
with yarn in front, K1 through front of loop) –
rep from * to last 1 st on the needles, P1 (watch
VIDEO).
Row 3: Slip first stitch. Slip the purl sts with yarn
in front, knit the knit stitches knitwise. Last
stitch – purl. Watch VIDEO).
Rows 4, 5: same as Row 3.
Row 6 (wrong side row): Sl, *K2tog – rep from
* to last 1 st on the needles, P1 (watch VIDEO).
KNITTING PROCESS
1. KNITTING NECKBAND FOR 1X1 RIBBING
Take circular needles 80-100 cm 3 mm (32 in -
40 in US 2.5). Knit the neckband for 1x1 ribbing.
The neckband must be knitted tightly!
Cast on the required number of sts for your
size:
71 stitches – for size 56 (0-1M, 0/1)
75 stitches – for size 62 (1-3M, 1/3)
79 stitches – for size 68 (3-6M, 3/6) 3. KNITTING RAGLAN
83 stitches – for sizes 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9- Before start knitting, place the markers:
12M, 9/12)
87 stitches – for size 86 (12-24M,12/24)
91 stitches – for size 92 (2T)
Take circular needles 80-100 cm 4 mm (32 in - Sizes 56 (0-1M, 0/1), 62 (1-3M, 1/3):
40 in US 6). Next, I will consider the knitting
algorithm for the first and second rows. The
remaining rows are knitted according to the Sizes 68 (3-6M, 3/6), 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-12M,
9/12):
charts from ANNEX 1.
Step 7: knit stitches of the right sleeve between 26 rows – for size 68 (3-6M, 3/6)
the markers М6 and М7 according to the chart: 28 rows – for sizes 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-12M,
Sizes 56 (0-1M, 0/1), 62 (1-3M, 1/3): 9/12)
30 rows – for size 86 (12-24M,12/24)
32 rows – for size 92 (2T).
Sizes 68 (3-6M, 3/6), 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-12M,
9/12): The number of stitches on the needles:
159 stitches – for size 56 (0-1M, 0/1)
Sizes 86 (12-24M,12/24), 92 (2T):
171 stitches – for size 62 (1-3M, 1/3)
183 stitches – for size 68 (3-6M, 3/6)
195 stitches – for sizes 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-
Step 8: knit 4 sts of raglan line between М7 and 12M, 9/12)
М8 knitwise 207 stitches – for size 86 (12-24M,12/24)
219 stitches – for size 92 (2T)
Step 9: knit stitches of the right front from the Finished raglan:
marker М8 to the end of the row according to
the chart:
Size 56 (0-1M, 0/1):
Size 92 (2T):
4. KNITTING ELEVATION OF THE BACK.
TRANSFER SLEEVE STITCHES TO THE WASTE
Row 2 (Wrong side row): YARN. SEPARATING BODY AND SLEEVES
Slip the first stitch. All stitches knit as Knit stitches to М1 + 2 sts of raglan line follow
established - knit all knit stitches and purl all main pattern (slip first stitch):
purl stitches as they appear (including the Use Recommendation №1 at the beginning of
stitches that we increased in the first row). Purl the pattern to knit without a chart.
the last edge stitch. 22 stitches – for size 56 (0-1M, 0/1)
24 stitches – for size 62 (1-3M, 1/3)
Next, knit raglan according to the charts for 25 stitches – for size 68 (3-6M, 3/6)
your size, following the knitting algorithm of 27 stitches – for sizes 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-
Rows 1 and 2. Raglan knitting charts are in 12M, 9/12)
ANNEX 1. Each size on a separate page. 28 stitches – for size 86 (12-24M,12/24)
Use the recommendations given at the 30 stitches – for size 92 (2T)
beginning of the pattern to knit without a ! Two stitches of the raglan line are knitted
charts. along the main pattern as a continuation of
In total, after knitting decorating neckband, knitting the left front!
you should get: To understand how to knit two stitches of
22 rows – for size 56 (0-1M, 0/1) raglan line, use Recommendation №2 at the
24 rows – for size 62 (1-3M, 1/3) beginning of the pattern.
To knit elevation of the back, attach a yarn from Row 3: knit all stitches follow main pattern.
another skein (the place of attachment of the Turn the work so the wrong side is facing.
yarn is indicated by an arrow in the photo). Do
not cut the main working yarn! Row 4: knit the wrong side row as established
– knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches
KNITTING PATTERN – ROMPERSUIT «MOUNTAIN», by mimiKNITTING
8
Knit stitches of the right front to the end of the the third right side row after the start of
row (purl the last stitch): knitting the body of the rompersuit. Next, we
22 stitches – for size 56 (0-1M, 0/1) make crossing in every second right side row to
24 stitches – for size 62 (1-3M, 1/3) the cuffs of the legs.
25 stitches – for size 68 (3-6M, 3/6)
27 stitches – for sizes 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-
12M, 9/12)
28 stitches – for size 86 (12-24M,12/24)
30 stitches – for size 92 (2T)
! Two stitches of the raglan line before М8 are
knitted along the main pattern as a
continuation of knitting the right front !
Size Value X
56 (0-1M, 0/1) 27 cm (10 ½ in)
62 (1-3M, 1/3) 30 cm (12 in)
68 (3-6M, 3/6) 33 cm (13 in)
74 (6-9M, 6/9) 35 cm (14 in)
80 (9-12M, 9/12) 37 cm (15 in)
The number of stitches on the needles should 86 (12-24M,12/24) 39 cm (15 ½ in)
be as follows: 92 (2T) 41 cm (16 in)
Size The number of stitches
6. JOIN KNITTING IN A ROUND
56 (0-1M, 0/1) 101 stitches Knit right side row follow main pattern (slip the
62 (1-3M, 1/3) 109 stitches first stitch, knit or purl the last edge stitch,
68 (3-6M, 3/6) 113 stitches depending on what it should be according to
74 (6-9M, 6/9) 121 stitches the main pattern - use Recommendation 2 at
80 (9-12M, 9/12) 121 stitches the beginning of the pattern).
86 (12-24M,12/24) 125 stitches Cast on 5 stitches as follows: cast on 1 stitch,
92 (2T) 133 stitches place Marker – Beginning of Round (M-BOR),
cast on 4 stitches.
5. KNIT THE BODY OF THE ROMPERSUIT
Knit the body of the rompersuit back and forth
follow mail pattern until the length of the
rompersuit from the neckband to the last row
reaches the required value X (slip the first edge
stitch in each row, purl the last edge stitch).
You need to finish knitting with the purl row.
Four underarm stitches between markers A
and B and between markers C and D are knitted
with a "Cable Stitch", just like knitting a raglan
line. The first crossing of the stitches make in
Algorithm for knitting a gusset (for all sizes): With the help of the tapestry needle transfer
Round 1: 11 sts of the gusset to waste yarn.
M1R, K3, M1L, knit follow main pattern
between М1 and М2, M1R, K3, M1L, knit follow
main pattern between М3 and M-BOR.
Round 2:
Knit all stitches as established – knit all knit
stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear
(stitches that we increased in the first round
knit knitwise).
Round 3:
M1R, K5, M1L, knit follow main pattern
between М1 and М2, M1R, K5, M1L, knit follow
main pattern between М3 and M-BOR.
Round 4: same as Round 2. Next, we transfer sts of the left leg to a
Round 5: separate waste yarn:
M1R, K7, M1L, knit follow main pattern 50 stitches – for size 56 (0-1M, 0/1)
between М1 and М2, M1R, K7, M1L, knit follow 54 stitches – for size 62 (1-3M, 1/3)
main pattern between М3 and M-BOR. 56 stitches – for size 68 (3-6M, 3/6)
Round 6: same as Round 2. 60 stitches – for sizes 74 (6-9M, 6/9), 80 (9-
Round 7: 12M, 9/12)
M1R, K9, M1L, knit follow main pattern 62 stitches – for size 86 (12-24M,12/24)
between М1 and М2, M1R, K9, M1L, knit follow 66 stitches – for size 92 (2T)
main pattern between М3 and M-BOR.
Round 8: same as Round 2. Transfer 11 sts of the back gusset to separate
waste yarn. On the needles remained sts of the
The gusset is ready! right leg.
Size Value n
56 (0-1M, 0/1) 11 cm (4 ¼ in)
62 (1-3M, 1/3) 12 cm (4 ¾ in)
68 (3-6M, 3/6) 14 cm (5 ½ in)
74 (6-9M, 6/9) 17 cm (6 ¾ in)
80 (9-12M, 9/12) 20 cm (8 in)
86 (12-24M,12/24) 24 cm (9 ½ in)
92 (2T) 28 cm (11 in)
Kitchener stitch:
Next, pick up the stitches from the button band - knit the row to the end and bind off two
on the other side. stitches after each marker
On this button band, we will need to make - purl the last stitch
buttonholes. Knit the 5th row of the button band as follows:
Knit 3 rows for 1x1 ribbing (K1; P1) (slip first sts; - slip the first stitch
purl last sts). In the fourth row we will make - knit as established to the place where the
buttonholes. stitches were closed in the below row
Decide how many buttons we will have. Place - cast on two sts – watch VIDEO.
markers in those places where we want to
make buttonholes. Place the markers so that
there is a knit stitch on the left side of each
marker.
First, we sew the button band on which there elevation of the rompersuit (watch VIDEO) –
should be buttons. Then we sew the edge of for all sizes.
the second button band on top.
Next, make Elastic Bind Off for 1×1 Ribbing. The rompersuit is ready!
An example of how to make Elastic Bind Off for
1×1 Ribbing when we knit in a round you can
watch Annex 2.
Sew on buttons.
ANNEX 1
Raglan knitting charts
SIZE 86 (12-24M,12/24):
NOTE: The charts show only odd (right side) rows (read the charts from right to left). The wrong side rows
(even rows) are knitted as established – knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear. Slip the
first stitch in each row, purl the last stitch in each row.
SIZE 92 (2T):
NOTE: The charts show only odd (right side) rows (read the charts from right to left). The wrong side rows
(even rows) are knitted as established – knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear. Slip the
first stitch in each row, purl the last stitch in each row.
Chart of the left front Chart of the right front
(to М1) – Step 1 (from М8 to the end of the row) – Step 9
ANNEX 2
EXAMPLE OF HOW TO MAKE ELASTIC BIND OFF FOR 1×1 RIBBING WHEN WE KNIT IN A ROUND
Leave a tail that is at least three times longer than the bind off edge, and cut the yarn. Thread the tail
into a wool needle.
Step 1.
Insert the wool needle as shown in the photo below:
Step 2.
Join knit two stitches in pairs.
Insert the wool needle through the knit stitch as shown in the photo below (slip this stitch from the
needle):
Insert the wool needle through the next knit stitch as shown in the photo below:
Step 3:
Join purl two stitches in pairs.
Insert the wool needle through the purl stitch as shown in the photo below (slip this stitch from the
needle):
Insert the wool needle through the next purl stitch as shown in the photo below:
ANNEX 3
EXAMPLE OF HOW TO MAKE ELASTIC BIND OFF FOR 1×1 RIBBING
WHEN WE KNIT BACK AND FORTH ROWS
Knitting Algorithm:
- work 4 preparation rows before you start binding off stitches:
Rows 1-4: Slip first st, (knit the knit stitches, slip the purl sts with yarn in front) - repeat to the end of
the row. The main idea is to knit the knit stitches and slip the purls – watch VIDEO.
Cut the yarn. Leave a tail that is at least three times longer than the bind off edge, and cut the yarn.
Thread the tail into a wool needle.
The right loops of knit and purl stitches on the needle should be at the front.
Step 1: insert the wool needle into the first edge stitch as shown in the photo:
Step 2: Insert the wool needle through the next purl stitch on the needle (as shown in the photo
below). Do not slip this stitch from the needle.
Step 3: Join knit two stitches in pairs – the slipped stitch and the stitch on the needles.
Step 4: Insert the wool needle through the purl stitch on the needle (as shown in the photo below).
Then repeat Step 2, Step 3, Step 4 repeat to the end of the row.
Watch VIDEO to learn how to do it.
Knitting Algorithm:
- work 4 preparation rows before you start binding off stitches:
Rows 1-4: Slip first st, (knit the knit stitches, slip the purl sts with yarn in front) - repeat to the end of
the row. The main idea is to knit the knit stitches and slip the purls – watch VIDEO.
Cut the yarn. Leave a tail that is at least three times longer than the bind off edge, and cut the yarn.
Thread the tail into a wool needle.
The right loops of knit and purl stitches on the needle should be at the front.
Step 2: Insert the wool needle through the next purl stitch on the needle (as shown in the photo
below). Do not slip this stitch from the needle.
Step 3: Join knit two stitches in pairs. Do not slip knit stitch from the needle.
Step 4: Insert the wool needle through the purl stitch on the needle (as shown in the photo below).
Then repeat Step 2, Step 3, Step 4 repeat to the end of the row.
Watch VIDEO to learn how to do it.
ANNEX 4
SIZE 86 (12-24M,12/24):
NOTE: Read the chart from right to left. Odd rows knit follow the main pattern. Even rows are knitted as
established – knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear. In the first row, the stitches that we
pick up from the underarm and from the back elevation are marked with the symbol
SIZE 92 (2T):
NOTE: Read the chart from right to left. Odd rows knit follow the main pattern. Even rows are knitted as
established – knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear. In the first row, the stitches that we
pick up from the underarm and from the back elevation are marked with the symbol
ANNEX 5
SIZE 86 (12-24M,12/24):
NOTE: Read the chart from right to left. Odd rows knit follow the main pattern. Even rows are knitted as
established – knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear. In the first row, the stitches that we
pick up from the underarm and from the back elevation are marked with the symbol
SIZE 92 (2T):
NOTE: Read the chart from right to left. Odd rows knit follow the main pattern. Even rows are knitted as
established – knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear. In the first row, the stitches that we
pick up from the underarm and from the back elevation are marked with the symbol
ANNEX 6
Charts of the back elevation of the rompersuit
NOTE: The charts show only odd (right side) rows (read the charts from right to left). The wrong side rows are
knitted as established – knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches as they appear. There are no edge stitches
in back elevation.
SIZE 86 (12-24M,12/24):
SIZE 92 (2T):
To understand how to knit the previous stitches, we will use Recommendation №2 at the beginning
of the pattern. Mentally count the stitches to the right according to the principle: 3 – 2 – 2 – 1 – 2 –
2 – 3 – 2 – 2 – 1 – 2 – 2, etc. For each change of number when knitting, we change the knit stitches
to purl stitches or purl stitches to knit stitches. Thus, we got that the first stitch of the back elevation
is purl stitch, the second is knit stitch. This principle works both ways. In the same way, you can
understand how to knit two stitches after the M5 marker.