Here's the knit soaker pattern. Note that the instructions give you absolutely no idea of size. This is definitely not a newborn soaker. I'm going to attempt to do math in the near future and get it down to a smaller size (I'm guessing it's about a medium). You'll also feel like you're doing the crotch ribbing forEVER, but it will end eventually
https://withatangledskein.blogspot.com/2007/11/amys-flat-knit-wool-soaker-pattern.html
This is the crocheted one. It is super easy and super fast. And it comes with instructions for multiple sizes and some variations (eg, a skirt for a girl)
https://withatangledskein.blogspot.com/2008/02/little-fire-crochet-soaker-pattern.html
This looks easy (and cute!), but I haven't tried it
https://www.dunmani.co.uk/newflower/files/FlowerpotTotsDKShortiesAndLongies.pdf
this looks too intriguing to pass up
https://withatangledskein.blogspot.com/2008_02_01_archive.html
Re: ~Stephanie~
Awesome, thank you!!!!
And a skirt...how can I possibly pass that up?!?
What kind of yarn did you use? I'll be passing these patterns along to my mom & grandma (since they never taught me to knit).
Seriously, cute!
I used wool. I have a lot lying around.
You'll need to lanolize them before you use them, but it looks pretty easy.