Knitted swimsuit for girls

Even the smallest fashionistas want to look stylish and beautiful, like their mother. And if you are going to go on vacation with your family to the sea, then you definitely won’t be able to get by with just one swimsuit. Therefore, we decided to tell you how to knit a fashionable swimsuit for your baby with your own hands, so that she feels the most beautiful on the beach. And even if you have already chosen and bought several swimsuits in the store, a knitted one will also not be out of place.

Knitted swimsuit for girls

A two-piece swimsuit looks good on girls approaching adolescence and already taking particular care of their appearance.

To knit a two-piece swimsuit for a girl 8-10 years old using knitting needles, you will need:

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

1. Cast on 29 stitches on the needles.
2. Knit in stockinette stitch, and in each 2nd row knit 3 central loops together with a broach 13 times.
3. Knit the second cup in the same way.
4. Using a crochet hook or knitting needles, crochet the bodice ties and attach them as shown in the pattern.

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

1. Cast on 50 stitches on the knitting needles.
2. Using an English elastic band, knit 4 cm.
3. Continue to knit 10 rows in stockinette stitch, decreasing stitches at the beginning and end of every other row.
4. Knit 4 rows in stockinette stitch without decreasing or adding stitches.
5. Start knitting the back part, making even increments of 6 stitches.
6. Knit the back in the same way as the front, adding loops.
7. Knit 4 cm with an elastic band and connect the bottoms at the sides.
8. If desired, crochet the edges of the swimsuit and insert the same cord as on the bodice.

Crochet swimsuit for girls

Monokini swimsuit (trikini)  for girls 8-10 years old knitted with a loin net pattern. You can decorate it with crocheted flowers, as in the picture, or knit any other applique: decorate it with beads, beads or shells.

You will need:   200 g green cotton yarn;

• hook No. 2;
• materials for decoration.
• The loin net is an alternation of 1 double crochet and 1 chain stitch (see diagram).

Knit a chain of 91 chain stitches + 2 lifting stitches.

1. Knit 5 cm of fillet mesh according to the pattern.
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3. Work single crochets, decreasing two stitches per row on both sides until 15 single crochets remain. This is the beginning of the fly of the swimming trunks.
4. Knit the fly - 3 cm with single crochets.
5. Continue to work in single crochets, but now adding 1 stitch at a time until you have 91 stitches in a row.
6. Knit 5 cm of fillet mesh and cut the thread.

Start knitting the swimsuit bodice.

1. Knit 5 cm of fillet mesh according to the pattern.
2. Knit with fillet mesh to a height of 5 cm.
3. Decrease 1 rapport on both sides in the next 5 rows.
4. Tie another 12 cm according to the pattern and cut the thread.
5. Tie the edges of the swimsuit with a thread of a different color.
6. Tie a decorative cord.
7. Make straps out of it; connect the bodice and panties with a cord and thread it through 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 patterns

There is no limit to the variety of knitted swimsuits, regardless of what you are used to knitting with - crocheting or knitting. But the swimsuit tied  crochet, you can add more childish elements - flounces, ruffles, lace - than something knitted with knitting needles.

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

1. Knit two cups of the bodice according to pattern No. 1.
2. Connect the cups by tying a plastic ring, as in the photo; or with ordinary connecting stitches without a crochet.
3. Start knitting swimming trunks: knit a chain of 13 chain stitches.
4. Knit 17 rows with double crochet stitches, adding stitches according to the size of the pattern.
5. Knit the fly in 4 rows using single crochet stitches, without adding or subtracting stitches.
6. Knit the remaining 20 rows with single crochets, adding loops according to the pattern; This is the back of the swimming trunks.
7. For decoration, tie the swimming trunks according to pattern No. 2.
8. Twist a cord from the same threads and sew the ties to the swimming trunks and bodice.

A one-piece, 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 allow the child’s skin to breathe freely, hiding the child’s still slightly protruding belly from prying eyes.

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