Mini Crochet Socks for Christmas: Step by Step Guide
Aunt Norni's Shell Mini Afghan
A simple design makes crocheting this mini afghan quick and easy. No need for a border as it is crocheted right into the design. When completed there are shells all around. My mother-in-law used to crochet this pattern as full sized baby afghans. It was her go-to pattern on days when she couldn't follow directions. She always said she didn't have to think when making it. I re-designed it into a mini-afghan to include in my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. A little something for comfort for a child in crisis.
Mini Pleated Crochet Skirt
Make this Mini Pleated Crochet Skirt for your little girl so that she can have some fun, cute clothes without you spending a fortune. Not only is this crochet skirt pattern absolutely adorable, but it can also be worked up in either one solid color or with two stripes of color. It's up to you- the pattern for both is given. Add a few cute flower embellishments or leave it plain for your daughter to have the best crochet skirt of anyone she knows.
Lottie Easy Crochet Baby Shoes
If you're new to crochet and you think 3 dimensional items will be too tricky for you think again my friend! This free beginners tutorial will guide you through how to make these cute and easy crochet baby shoes with step by step instructions and images at each stage to help guide you through. These one piece Mary Jane style shoes are great for both boys and girls as the simple shape allows you to play with different colours and the strap stops them being lost when baby inevitably kicks with glee when they see them and try to grab them! Try making them in white or ivory for the perfect newborn gift or classic DIY Christening Shoe.
Mira's Multi-Size Crochet Romper Pattern 0-4yrs
Get ready to dive into the world of baby crochet with Mira’s Multi-Size Crochet Romper Pattern! This adorable and fashionable design is perfect for any occasion, and can be worn over a short or long-sleeve body. With five different sizes ranging from 0-4 years, you can crochet as many rompers as you want for the little ones you love. The pattern is easy to follow, with detailed directions, stitch counts, and plenty of pictures to guide you along. And while some reviewers found the pattern a bit challenging to understand at times, they were still able to create stunning results. So grab your crochet hook, some light worsted yarn, and get ready to create a beautiful romper that’s sure to impress.