Kids and Babies
I made this crochet baby blanket pattern in about a day and a half, just working on it in the evenings as I watched TV. I absolutely love how cozy and plush this baby blanket is and that it only took me a little while to make. Because this blanket was made with the scraps that I had, it was also an awesome stash buster and helped clear out a lot of space to use this thick yarn. If you make yours using up your stash, it may look a little different just depending on what you have, but you can also use this pattern for a number of other yarns and colors! It's a really versatile blanket and it's all HDC, perfect for an easy "break" project!
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Merino Thick and Thin Newborn Hats
Kids and Babies
"Newborn photographs are one of the most treasured keepsakes you will ever have. The freshness of newborn life and their delicateness is emphasized next to the gentle plushness of Merino Thick and Thin yarn. Crocheting with this custom dyed yarn you will find these hats to work up quick. Each hat design has a different personality and look. The styles included are a basic beanie, pixie style and traditional bonnet. The uniqueness of the thick and thin yarn creates almost a bubble like look to the fabric that is crocheted. It naturally tightens and loosens between each stitch. "
Bea The Bunny Keychain Crochet Pattern
Kids and Babies
Bea The Bunny Keychain pattern is the perfect crochet pattern for bunny lovers. Skill Level: Beginner The pattern is written in U.S. crochet terms, complete with clear instructions and pictures to help you along the way. Bea the Bunny is crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. I suggest using a stitch marker or different color yarn to keep track of each round. Bea the Bunny is crocheted in cotton DK yarn and is approximately 2.5 inches tall including ears. Be aware that size may vary depending on the yarn and hook size used. Gauge is not particularly important, just be consistent with the tension you are using. And most importantly, have fun!
Summer Days Tunic
Kids and Babies
The Summer Days Tunic is an easy crochet pattern that is crocheted back and forth in rows but still has a beautiful round neckline. You will crochet 2 panels that use different stitch heights to create the shaping. Yay for no increases or decreases! The free pattern comes in sizes 2 4 and 6 toddler. Your little girl will love the flowy fit of the summer top crochet pattern. Go get started on yours now!
The Little Princess Baby Set
Kids and Babies
I'm happy to announce the first crochet baby dress for 2020 at Soukaina Collections… Little Princess Sara Crochet Baby Dress! I'm also delighted to tell you that the Complete Set is ready. You can download The ad-free printable PDF on Etsy or just keep reading to follow the free pattern on the blog… I can't even tell you how I'm happy when you share it, and when you actually try it and send me the final picture of your crocheted dress! Sometimes, you think that you've just crocheted the best baby girl dress in the world, then you release it and find out that it's not the case! But for this one, I've already got a lot of positive feedback because I decided to ask my fellow crocheters on Facebook what they think about my brand new dress while I was doing it and I got dozens of positive feedback. It's a wonderful feeling to know that your audience likes your design while you are actually in the creation phase. From now on, I think that I will try to gather feedback before I start crocheting my new design. After all, I make all my designs for you and your little princesses, so knowing what you love before I even start crocheting it the best thing to do. Below, you'll find Princess Sara crochet baby dress free pattern in sizes 0-3 and 3-6 months. This design is suitable for beginners and advanced crocheters.
Kids Ribbed Hat
Kids and Babies
For this free crochet pattern i used blohdc stitch, if you are a beginner you are probably wondering what the heck is a blohdc? Well it stands for back loop only half double crochet, so all those hdc’s you have been practicing will come in handy for this pattern. To explain the back loop only bit better is if you do a crochet stitch like a hdc or a dc then you face the top of the stitch like looking bird’s eye view,on top of the stitch you will see two loops a front one which is closest to you and a back one and when you go to work a stitch on top of the stitch you made you will go under the back loop of it which is the one furthest away and it's really that easy!