Crochet a comforting Snowman Lovey for a special little one. A star shaped comforter blanket with a plush snowman attachment. To make this extra snuggly, I have used fluffy chenille-style yarn, but it could be made using plain yarn as well. You can also use different weight yarn, eg. #4 Worsted or #3 DK, instead. Just make sure you keep to the same yarn weight for all the colours. Use the hook size recommended for the yarn for the blankey and half a size smaller for the snowman. Please note that this will reduce the finished size of your lovey.
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Baby lovey crochet pattern, lamb baby security blanket, sheep comforter BL1
Baby lovey crochet pattern, lamb baby security blanket, sheep comforter BL1
Chunky Chenille Baby Blanket
This super squishy textured baby blanket has a repetitive pattern that means it works up quickly and easily. Using all four balls of chunky chenille, you can make the softest blanket that measures approx 65cm x 65cm. This is a quick project and once started can be made when watching TV as you really get into a rythm with it. The ridges are formed using front post stitches and create a texture that you just want to kepp running your fingers over.
Crochet Octopus
Crochet an adorable Crochet Octopus for a Preemie, an older child or even for yourself! Backstory: I read an article about how infants in the intensive care unit find comfort wrapping their fingers into the curly tentacles of a crochet octopus. It reminds them of the umbilical cord in their mother's womb! I loved this but was not a fan of the crochet octopus I found in the story, so I designed my own! Please note: if you are concerned about the safety of safety eyes, please embroider instead. To donate, please contact your local hospital to get their requirements.
Fuzzy Ear Muffs
"Are you looking out for some quick and easy project to work up???? You have come to the right place!!!! These Fuzzy Crochet Ear Muffs are the right choice to whip up! These really work up so fast that you can make one pair in less than hour. I have used chenille yarn. That gives these muffs the fuzzy look. I absolutely love this yarn. They are so soft to touch. Hence I thought to use it for these ear muffs. They would surely give you a comfy feeling. Materials Used Chenille Yarn 5 mm Crochet Hook Headband Fiber Filling Stitch Markers"
The Plain Jayne Baby Sweater
"I designed this simple baby sweater crochet pattern for my newest niece, Navy Jayne. The Plain Jayne sweater will be a wardrobe staple item. It's gender-neutral and can be worn in so many ways. Making a tiny sweater is the perfect bite size project. Even with the lightweight yarn, it works up in a flash. The free crochet pattern is written for sizes 3, 6, 12, 18 and 24 months. You can see more photos and details on the blog."
