This marvellous cap really looks like a tulip. The pattern is meant for a preemie from approximately 3-5 pounds. You can crochet this beautiful pattern for someone you care for or just to donate it to your local hospital.
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Crochet Tulip Bandana Pattern
This is a stylish project that will work well with virtually any yarn. You can crochet your project as a small triangle and use it as a head kerchief, or you can make a medium triangle for a bandana/shawlette or make a large triangle for a beautiful shawl.
Crochet Octopus Pattern With Matching Preemie Hat
This is a two-in-one crochet pattern. It includes the crochet octopus pattern. Plus a simple crochet beanie hat pattern. There are instructions for a preemie size and a newborn size hat. This pattern is for sale on Ravelry.
Sweet Tea Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
"This pretty and simple hat is just right for warmer months or for someone who doesn't want bulk. I made it with two strands of #10 crochet thread, but you could use any similar weight thread or yarn (consider #3 thread or light fingering yarn)! The stitch pattern is simple, light and airy which makes it a quick crochet too. This is a great hat to donate for cancer charities. Size: Adult sizes 21” - 23” head Designed in light fingering weight yarn or thread"
Crown Baby Hat Free Crochet Pattern
This crochet baby hat is designed for little ones - very litte ones, in fact: preemies and newborns. Therefore, it is a terrific option for baby's first hat. It is also a good design for making items to donate to your local NICU. The brim can be rolled up, which provides a better fit and also makes the hat look like a cute little prince or princess crown.
Chevron Crochet Preemie / Baby Hat
Make a simple crochet beanie hat a bit more special when you use different stitches. This one incorporates the chevron stitch, a bold graphic design that's easy to craft. This crochet hat is available in six sizes, three of which are for different sizes of preemie babies.
