Patterns for Baseball

Here in LoveCrafts' New York office, we can't wait for this season's first pitch. March 28th is Opening Day for American Major League Baseball, and we've got a stellar lineup of knitting and crochet patterns to make for yourself and the fans in your life! Plus, we chat with designer extraordinaire, Debbie Bliss, about her exclusive Baseball pattern, and how she ended up throwing the first pitch at a Major League Baseball game, not once but twice.

Hit it out of the park with these patterns

Got baseball fever? We've rounded up our top pattern picks for knitters and crocheters alike! Check them out and don't forget to share your makes with the community and tag #superknitters or #crochetcrew on your social media shares.

Baseball knitting patterns

Baby Baseball Hat

$5.50

Baseball Jacket

$6.53

Eutaw Street

$6.00

Free baseball knitting patterns

Free

Kids' Baseball Jacket

Free

Letterman Lineup Jacket

Free

Baseball crochet patterns

Baseball Kawaii Cuddler™

$5.75

Baseball Baby Booties

$4.99

Baseball Cap

$4.80

Free baseball crochet patterns

Go Team! Scarf

Baseball Can Cozy

Baseball Blanket

From pitch to stitch: Debbie Bliss' baseball pattern

Like many international baseball lovers, knitwear designer Debbie Bliss was introduced to the sport through the movie, Field of Dreams. Luckily, her love of the sport endured far longer than her crush on Kevin Costner did! When Debbie attended her first game a few years back, she fell in love. “When I walked into the stadium, I felt I had come home, the noise, the buzz, my favorite fast food and best of all my favorite music, Motown.”

When I walked in the stadium I felt I had come home, the noise, the buzz, my favorite fast food and best of all my favorite music, Motown.

Fast forward a few years and Debbie Bliss was on the field throwing the first pitch at a Major League Baseball game! A once in a lifetime opportunity, that she got to do not just once, but twice! Both times, Debbie threw the first pitch for the Seattle Mariners at specially organized Stitch and Pitch games, equipped with her trusty knitted baseball glove, made for her by a family friend in the UK. How did she prepare for the pitches? By throwing balls of yarn of course!