Child Legs
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Too simple to be called a pattern, really. Excruciatingly simple. Any sock yarn will do.
Which needle size you use depends on how wide you want the leggings to be. You could also, of course, make the leggings bigger by increasing the number of stitches in the initial cast-on. Your call. After all, it’s just a tube.
Sizing
18" long
Materials needed
Gauge
28 stitches to 4 inches/10 centimetres on 2.75mm needles in stocking stitch (i.e. standard sock yarn gauge)
Is this pattern really free?
This is a 'pay what you can' pattern; you choose the price you want to pay when you go to download it, and if you don't want to pay anything, just enter zero! This pattern is free because it's incredibly basic; also, it comes in only one size.
Which needle size you use depends on how wide you want the leggings to be. You could also, of course, make the leggings bigger by increasing the number of stitches in the initial cast-on. Your call. After all, it’s just a tube.
Sizing
18" long
Materials needed
- Yarn: 1 ball of Trekking XXL, 75% superwash wool/25% nylon, 459yds/100g, colour 132 - model used just over 75g)
- Needles:
- 2.5mm double-pointed needles OR two 2.5mm 16” circular needles (if using the two circular technique) OR one 80cm 2.5mm circular needle (if using the Magic Loop technique)
- 4mm needle (for cast-on)
- (optional but recommended) Elastic
Gauge
28 stitches to 4 inches/10 centimetres on 2.75mm needles in stocking stitch (i.e. standard sock yarn gauge)
Is this pattern really free?
This is a 'pay what you can' pattern; you choose the price you want to pay when you go to download it, and if you don't want to pay anything, just enter zero! This pattern is free because it's incredibly basic; also, it comes in only one size.