"Looking for a gender neutral baby blanket to gift to expecting parents? Look no further. This crochet pattern for a gingham baby blanket will be the perfect gift for any parents who are keeping their baby's gender hush-hush. You will need to know how to chain, single crochet, and slip stitch. This baby blanket with my tension ended up approximately 37 inches x 33 inches. My swatch of 10 stitches x 10 rows is approximately 2.5 inches x 2.5 inches. My baby blanket is 15 blocks wide and 13 blocks tall (block = 10 st x 10 rows), you can alter this as you see fit to make a larger or smaller blanket. I prefer to end each row and column on an odd number so that all corners end in white, for example. All pictures and patterns are copyright of The Loophole Fox unless otherwise noted. Please do not repost or claim my content as your own. Please do not copy, redistribute or sell my pattern in any way. You're more than welcome to sell your finished products off of my patterns but please link my pattern/credit me so that others can find me. Thank you!"
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Sleepy Crescent Moon Pillow
This waxing crescent moon pillow is perfect for catching some ZZZs during your next trip, or to use as decor in a nursery. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, slip stitch Crocheting flat in rows, increasing, seaming, embroidering eyelid (with link to video tutorials) Special stitch: sc2tog (with written instructions and link to video tutorial in pattern) Skill Level Easy Finished Size Approximately 14” (35.5 cm) tall x 5” (13 cm) wide before stuffing. Materials Red Heart Soft yarn (100% acrylic, 5 oz/141 g, 256 yd/234 m) - 1 skein each in 4601 Off White (CA) and 9518 Teal (CB), or approximately 200 yd (183 m) in CA and 5 yd (4.5 m) in CB in any medium weight yarn. US Size F-5/3.75 mm crochet hook, or any size needed to obtain gauge. Fairfield World Poly-Fil Premium Fiber Fill - 20 ounce bag. Yarn needle. Stitch markers. Gauge 20 sc = 4” (10 cm). Exact gauge is not required for this pattern. Stitches should be small so fiber filling doesn't show.
C2c Princess Carriage Cushion
The C2C princess carriage cushion crochet pattern easy skill level. You'll need to know the C2C technique before starting as this is a pattern not a tutorial. Each block is made up of 3 dc. Ive included the C2C graph to this post for free. If you prefer written instructions along side a graph you can purchase my printable PDF from my Etsy or Ravelry store. To make the C2C princess carriage cushion I used DK (weight 3) yarn in four colours and a 4mm crochet hook. You'll also need a 18” square cushion. Don't forget it's important to remember to do your gauge swatch before starting if you want your cushion to fit.
Fox Pillow
Here's a super quick project using Bernat Blanket yarn for the kiddos in your life. What's cuter than a Fox Pillow to snuggle up with or open him up and lie your head on?! I used a 12”x22” pillow form (or you could opt to use Polyfil). For the face, I used a small amount of Polyfil. With the basis of my pattern, you can change up your yarn color and make virtually any animal you would like. My two youngest grandsons really love this fox - only problem is, though, is that they want to ride him like a horse..lol.
Simple Baby Booties Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Souma Crochet
If you know any expecting parents, these booties will make the perfect baby shower gift for them, therefore waste no time and grab your crocheting tools! Ask the parents for their favorite color combination and make them a sweet gift!
Single Double Crochet Baby Hat Pattern
If you're just learning how to crochet, this is an easy crochet hat pattern to start with. This pattern is made using a simple design that uses basic crochet stitches including the double crochet and single crochet stitch. It also uses a crochet edging called the reverse single crochet, otherwise known as the crab stitch. This crochet beanie pattern can be used to make hats for newborns and toddlers alike. The hat can be easily adapted to suit your design and style needs by changing the color palette or keeping it neutral as it is in these photos.
