Gauge: 19 sts in 4in/10cm in sockinette stitch (row gauge is not important in this case)

About the name: I feel like this needs some further explanation here. This particular design was one of the first ones I sketched and planned when the Covid-19 lockdown was announced here. This was the name I was referring to when I was speaking with people about this pattern. While working on this pattern and still on the release day I was not sure if that is a good idea, letting this pattern roam the world with a name Coromper. But the more I thought of it, the more I realized that the name suits it. Knitting is good for you. Knitting is good for everyone. Knitting calms you down, knitting helps. The first few days of the lockdown were super scary and nervous, it helped me to put my mind at ease. One stitch at a time, we can get through everything. Lots of love and happy knitting ❤️️

The samples were made using Alize Burcum and 5mm / US8 needles, Sirdar Supersoft Aran and 5mm / US8 needles, Katia Merino Sport and 5mm / US8 needles.
You will need: yarn (up to 100 grams), knitting needles to obtain the gauge (please make a gauge swatch!), darning needle to weave in the yarn ends and to sew the crotch. One button, a stitch marker, scrap yarn or stitch holders.

The romper is knit in the round.