Cozy Baby Crochet Hoodie With Pocket

Discover the perfect baby crochet project that combines practicality with adorable style while keeping little ones snug.

This Cozy Baby Crochet Hoodie with Pocket to solvesthe practical challenges of dressing little ones while keeping them warm and adorable. The soft Bernat yarn creates a gentle texture against sensitive skin, while the front pocket adds both charm and functionality. The tassel detail on the hood gives it that special handmade touch parents appreciate. If you’re looking for a project that’s both satisfying to create and genuinely useful, you’ll want to see how simple this pattern really is.

Why You’ll Love this Cozy Baby Crochet Hoodie with Pocket

This adorable baby hoodie combines style and comfort in one irresistible package. I love how the textured stitch pattern creates a cozy feel perfect for keeping little ones warm in chilly weather. The front pocket adds both function and charm, while the cute tassel on the hood gives it a playful touch.

Made with Bernat Baby Blanket Tiny yarn, it’s soft against delicate skin yet durable enough for everyday wear. The design comes in three sizes to fit growing babies, and the square armholes provide plenty of room for movement. It’s quick to work up and makes a thoughtful handmade gift!

Materials, Sizes and Gauge for Cozy Baby Crochet Hoodie with Pocket

This adorable baby hoodie is perfect for keeping little ones warm and stylish during cooler days. The pattern features a comfortable fit with a cute pocket and tassel detail that parents will love. Working with Bernat Baby Blanket Tiny yarn creates a soft, cuddly texture that’s gentle against baby’s skin while being practical for everyday wear.

Materials:

  • Bernat Baby Blanket Tiny (3.5 oz/100 g; 316 yds/288 m)
  • Color options: Red Barn (14006), Seedling (14008), or Dungarees (14010)
  • Size U.S. 7 (4.5 mm) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge

Sizes:

  • To fit chest measurement: 17″ [43 cm], 18″ [45.5 cm], or 19″ [48.5 cm]
  • Finished chest measurement: 21″ [58.5 cm]
  • Suitable for babies up to 18 months

Gauge:

  • 14 stitches and 12 rows = 4″ [10 cm] in pattern
  • Note: Chain 3 at beginning of row counts as double crochet

When selecting your materials, remember that yarn substitutions might affect the drape and size of the finished project. If you’re new to crochet or want to guarantee proper sizing, I’d recommend working up a gauge swatch before diving into the project. The pattern includes instructions for three sizes, with the smallest size appearing first in the instructions, followed by medium and large sizes in parentheses. Isn’t it wonderful how one pattern can grow with your little one?

How to Make this Cozy Baby Crochet Hoodie with Pocket

This adorable baby hoodie is perfect for keeping little ones warm and cozy during chilly days. Made with soft Bernat Baby Blanket Tiny yarn, it features a cute pocket and tassel detail that adds a playful touch. The pattern comes in three sizes to fit chest measurements of 17″ [43 cm], 18″ [45.5 cm], and 19″ [48.5 cm], with a finished chest measurement of 21″ [58.5 cm]. The simple stitch pattern creates a lovely texture that works up quickly, making this a satisfying project for crocheters of all skill levels.

Abbreviations

  • Approx = Approximately
  • Beg = Beginning
  • Ch = Chain(s)
  • Cont = Continue
  • Dc = Double crochet
  • Hdc2tog = Yoh and draw up a loop in each of next 2 stitches. Yoh and draw through all loops on hook
  • Pat = Pattern
  • Rem = Remaining
  • Rep = Repeat
  • RS = Right side
  • Sc = Single crochet
  • Sc3tog = Draw up a loop in each of next 3 stitches or spaces. Yoh and draw through all loops on hook
  • Sl st = Slip stitch
  • Sp(s) = Space(s)
  • St(s) = Stitch(es)
  • WS = Wrong side
  • Yoh = Yarn over hook

Back

  1. **Ch 38 (40-42).
  2. 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook.
  3. *1 dc in next ch. 1 sc in next ch.
  4. Rep from * to end of chain.
  5. 2nd row: Ch 3.
  6. Rep from * to end of row.
  7. 3rd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in first dc.
  8. *1 dc in next sc. 1 sc in next dc.
  9. Rep from * to end of row.
  10. Rep last 2 rows for pat until work from beg measures 7 (7’2-8)”
  11. [18 (19-20.5) cm], ending on a WS row.
  12. SI st across first 3 (3-4) sts.
  13. Ch 1. 1 sc in same sp as last sl
  14. st. Pat across next 32 (34-34) sts.
  15. Leave rem 2 (2-3) sts unworked.
  16. ** Cont even in pat on 33 (35-35) sts for 13 (14-15) more rows.

Front

  1. Work from ** to ** as given for Back.
  2. Cont even in pat on 33 (35-35) sts for 1 more row.
  3. Ch 1. Pat across 16 (17-17) sts (neck edge).
  4. Leave rem sts un- worked.
  5. 2nd row: Ch 2 (does not count as st).
  6. Rep 2nd and 3rd rows 2 (3-3) times more, then rep 2nd row 1 (0-0) time.
  7. Cont even in pat until armhole measures same length as Back.
  8. With RS facing, skip center st. Join yarn with sl st to next st and pat to end of row.
  9. Ch 1. Pat to last 2 sts.
  10. 2nd row: Ch 2 (does not count as st).
  11. Rep last 2 rows 2 (3-3) times more, then rep 2nd row 1 (0-0) time.
  12. Cont even in pat until armhole measures same length as Back.

Sleeves

  1. Ch 28 (30-30).
  2. 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook.
  3. *1 dc in next ch. 1 sc in next ch.
  4. Rep from * to end of chain.
  5. Rep from * to end of row.
  6. 3rd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in first dc.
  7. *1 dc in next sc. 1 sc in next dc.
  8. Rep from * to end of row.
  9. 4th row: Ch 1. (1 sc. 1 dc) in first sc.
  10. *1 sc in next de. 1 dc in next sc.
  11. Rep from * to last sc. (1 dc. 1 sc) in last sc.
  12. 5th to 10th rows: Rep 2nd and 3rd rows 3 times.
  13. 11th row: As 4th row.
  14. 12th to 15th rows: As 2nd and 3rd rows twice.
  15. Rep 2nd to 4th (4th-11th) rows.
  16. Cont even in pat until Sleeve from beg measures 8 (9-10)” [20.5 (23- 25.5) cm].
  17. Place markers on side edges *4 (*4- 1)” [2 (2-2.5)” cm] down from final row.

Pocket

  1. Ch 24 (26-28).
  2. 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook.
  3. *1 dc in next ch. 1 sc in next ch.
  4. Rep from * to end of chain.
  5. Rep from * to end of row.
  6. 3rd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in first dc.
  7. *1 dc in next sc. 1 sc in next dc.
  8. Rep from * to end of row.
  9. Shape sides: 1st row: Ch 2 (does not count as st).
  10. 2nd and 3rd rows: Work even in pat.
  11. Rep last 3 rows twice more.
  12. Cont even in pat until Pocket measures 5 (5-5%2)” [12.5 (12.5- 14) cm].
  13. Sew Pocket in position to center of Front as shown, leaving shaped sides open.
  14. Place lower edge of Pocket approx 2″ [5 cm] above lower edge of Front.

Hood

  1. Beg at top edge, ch 56 (60-60).
  2. 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook.
  3. *1 dc in next ch. 1 sc in next ch.
  4. Rep from * to end of chain.
  5. Rep from * to end of row.
  6. 3rd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in first dc.
  7. *1 dc in next sc. 1 sc in next dc.
  8. Rep from * to end of row.
  9. Rep last 2 rows for pat until work from beg measures 8 (8’/2-9)” [18 (19-23) cm], ending on a WS row.
  10. Shape sides: Next row: (RS).
  11. Ch 1. Pat across 21 (23-23) sts.
  12. Leave rem sts unworked.
  13. Next row: Ch 2 (does not count as st).
  14. Ch 1. Pat to last 2 sts.
  15. With RS facing, skip next 13 sts.
  16. Join yarn with sl st to next st. Pat to end of row.
  17. Ch 1. Pat to last 2 sts.
  18. Next row: Ch 2 (does not count as st).
  19. Fold Hood in half along foundation row and sew top seam.

Finishing

  1. Sew shoulder seams.
  2. Front neck edging: (RS).
  3. Join yarn with sl st at left shoulder seam.
  4. Work sc evenly down left front neck edge.
  5. Work sc3tog over V point.
  6. Work sc evenly up right front neck edge to right shoulder seam.
  7. Place markers on each side of front edging 2 (2-2’2)” [5 (5-6.5 cm] from V point.
  8. Sew sides of Hood to neck edge between markers.
  9. Sew in Sleeves, placing rows above markers along unworked sts at armholes to form square armholes.
  10. Sew side and sleeve seams.
  11. Tassel: Cut a piece of cardboard 4″ [10 cm] wide.
  12. Wind yarn around cardboard 40 times.
  13. Break yarn, leaving a long end and thread end through a needle.
  14. Slip needle through all loops and tie tightly.
  15. Remove cardboard and wind yarn tightly around loops 34″
  16. Cut through rem loops and trim ends evenly.
  17. Sew Tassel to point of Hood.

Cozy Baby Crochet Hoodie with Pocket Substitutions and Variations

While the original Cozy Baby Crochet Hoodie pattern creates a charming garment, you can easily customize it with several yarn and design substitutions.

Instead of Bernat Baby Blanket Tiny, try other lightweight yarns like Caron Simply Soft or Lion Brand Ice Cream. You’ll need to check your gauge carefully with substitutions.

Consider adding ribbing at cuffs and hem for extra stretch, or embellishing with appliqués beside the pocket. You can also modify the hood by adding a button closure or omitting the tassel.

For warmer climates, use cotton yarn and consider making the hoodie sleeveless.

Final Thoughts

After crocheting this cozy baby hoodie, you’ll understand why it’s become such a beloved pattern for crafters. The simple texture stitch creates a warm, durable garment that’s perfect for active little ones. I love how the pocket adds both style and function, while the tassel on the hood gives it that special handmade touch.

The square armholes make this hoodie easy to put on squirmy babies, and the generous sizing allows for growth. Remember to block your finished project for a professional look. Your little one will look adorable while staying snug in this heirloom-quality piece.

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