Knitted swimsuit for girls

Even the smallest fashionistas want to look stylish and beautiful, like a mother. And if you are going to go on vacation with your family to the sea, then one swimsuit is definitely not enough. Therefore, we decided to tell you how to knit a fashionable swimsuit for a baby with our own hands, so that she would feel the most beautiful on the beach. And even if you have already chosen and bought several swimwear in the store, then knitted one will not be superfluous either.

Leotard knitting for girls

A separate swimsuit looks good on girls approaching adolescence and already especially looking after their appearance.

To knit a separate swimsuit for a girl of 8-10 years old with knitting needles, you will need:

• 150 g of sectional yarn;
• knitting needles No. 3.5;
• hook number 3.5, if you want to make decorative edges.

1. Cast on 29 stitches.
2. Knit with front stitch, and in every 2nd row, knit 3 center loops together with a broach 13 times.
3. Tie the second cup in the same way.
4. Use crochet or knitting needles to tie the bodice ties and attach as shown in the pattern.

The swimming trunks will consist of two parts - the back and the front, tied together at the fly. Start knitting from the top of the front.

1. Cast on 50 stitches on the needles.
2. With an English elastic band, knit 4 cm.
3. Continue to knit 10 rows with front stitch, decreasing sts at the beginning and end of every second row.
4. Knit 4 rows with front stitch without adding or subtracting loops.
5. Start knitting the back by making even 6 stitches.
6. Similarly to the front, knit the back, adding loops.
7. Knit with an elastic band 4 cm and join the swimming trunks at the sides.
8. If desired, crochet the edges of the leotard and insert the same cord as on the bodice.

Crochet swimsuit for girls

Leotard monokini (trikini) for girl 8-10 years old is knitted with a "sirloin mesh" pattern. You can decorate it with knitted flowers, as in the picture, or knit any other applique: decorate it with beads, beads or shells.

You will need:

• 200 g of green cotton yarn;
• hook number 2;
• materials for decoration.

Fillet mesh is an alternation of 1 double crochet and 1 air loop (see diagram).

1. Tie a chain of 91 chain stitches + 2 lifting loops.
2. Knit 5 cm of sirloin mesh according to the pattern.
3. Single crochet by decreasing two stitches in each row on both sides until there are 15 single crochets. This is the beginning of the fly pants.
4. Tie a 1-inch fly in single crochet stitches.
5. Continue to knit in single crochets, but now adding 1 stitch each until you have 91 stitches per row.
6. Knit 5 cm with a fillet net and cut off the thread.

Start knitting the bodice of your swimsuit.

1. Tie a chain of 91 chain stitches + 2 lifting loops.
2. Knit with a fillet net to a height of 5 cm.
3. Decrease in the next 5 rows, 1 rapport on both sides.
4. Tie another 12 cm according to the pattern and cut the thread.
5. Tie the edges of the swimsuit with a different color of thread.
6. Tie a decorative cord.
7. Make straps out of it; connect the bodice and panties with a cord, and thread it into the edges of the swimsuit as in the photo, or come up with your own version.
8. Decorate your swimsuit as desired.

Crochet swimsuit for girls schemes

There is no limit to the variety of knitted swimwear, no matter what you are used to knitting - crochet or knitting. But a swimsuit tied crochet, You can add more children's elements - flounces, ruffles, lace than things knitted.

We offer you a few more models of swimwear for girls, crocheted. Using the same pattern, you can knit 2 or even 3 completely different swimsuits, using a different color of thread and decorating them in different ways, taking as a basis one of the ideas in this article or coming up with something of your own.

1. Tie two cups of the bodice according to pattern # 1.
2. Connect the cups by tying a plastic ring, as in the photo; or ordinary connecting posts without a crochet.
3. Start knitting swimming trunks: knit a chain of 13 stitches.
4. Knit 17 rows with 1 crochet stitches, adding loops to fit the pattern.
5. Tie a fly in 4 rows with 1 crochet stitches without adding or subtracting stitches.
6. Knit the remaining 20 rows with 1 crochet stitches, adding loops along the pattern; this is the back of the swimming trunks.
7. To decorate, tie the swimming trunks according to pattern # 2.
8. Twist the cord from the same threads and sew the strings to the swimming trunks and bodice.

A solid, closed, but childishly cute swimsuit for a 3-4 year old girl is crocheted from cotton yarn. Thanks to the openwork insert, it will dry quickly enough in the sun and will allow the baby's skin to breathe freely, hiding the baby's tummy from prying eyes.

1. The swimsuit is knitted from the bottom up. Cast on 43 stitches and knit, alternating a row of single crochet stitches with a row of single crochet stitches.
2. After 3 rows, start decreasing 2 columns on both sides.
3. If you did everything correctly, you should have a canvas that is 10-11 cm high and about 5 cm wide.
4. Work another 6 cm in the same pattern without adding or subtracting stitches.
5. Knit another 13 cm according to the pattern, adding 2 columns on each side, until the fabric reaches 23 cm.
6. Cast on 6 air loops on both sides and close the canvas in a circle.
7. Tie 3 rows in the same pattern and 2 rows according to the pattern in the photo.
8. Leave 6 rapports loose on the back (about 15 cm).
9. Knit 16 cm in straight and back rows.
10. Knit further with the main pattern, decreasing and adding loops, according to the pattern.
11. Tie the edges of the leotard with a contrasting color thread and attach the strings as shown.