Don't let your girl be a frozen princess during the holidays, keep her warm with this crochet cape coat pattern. This pattern works up surprisingly fast using mostly double crochet. My daughter is at a wonderful age right now. She has just started to enjoy dressing up. She also loves to make herself pretty by putting on dresses, shawls and jewelry. It is just sad when the little ones have to bundle up on Halloween and you don't get to see too much of their costume. The crochet cape coat can be added to any princess costume.
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Adorable Baby Bat Set Costume Free Crochet Pattern
Halloween is around the Corner. No need to search for the winner of this years costume party. Instead of spending a fortune on that perfect outfit or costume, the Baby Bat Costume is a onesie and hat set perfect for Halloween. It is unisex and super comfy and stretchy. The Adorable Baby Bat Set Costume Free Crochet Pattern features snap tape closures at the crotch and shoulder to help get baby in and out easily. It requires a bit basic finishing techniques. This set is sized for 6 and 12 months with more sizes in the works. Thanks Amanda Saladin for sharing this adorable free crochet pattern.The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. If you need easy-to-read PDF pattern, you can buy from here. It costs around $1.99. Happy crocheting.
Hooded Cape Free Crochet Pattern for Girl
New school year is just around the corner. Cool nights are coming soon. If you have some time, this Hooded Cape Free Crochet Pattern is a great project to start now. This is such an elegant and warm cape for any little one. It will keep them cozy and stylish. The Cape uses working button in the front and is easy to get on and take off. The pattern is gorgeous and easy. It's good for the beginner and advanced crocheter too. ThanksOver the Apple Treefor sharing this beautiful project. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.
Little Princess Sara's Dress
I'm happy to announce the first crochet baby dress for 2020 at Soukaina Collections… Little Princess Sara Crochet Baby Dress! I made it with two colors, but it's up to you. You can do this dress in any size you want. baby/Infant, Toddler, Child… I explained how to make the dress in any size in the pattern. I made this pattern for size 0-3, 3-6 months. I have used 2 balls of Red color and 1 ball of White color. You will be able to complete this gorgeous baby dress in just one day. If you start it early in the morning, your little princess will be able to wear it in the evening… If you have any idea or suggestions for a new baby dress, a color, a stitch or anything you'd like to see for my next crochet design, just let me know! Thank you so much for following and supporting my blog. I can't wait to see your crocheted Princess Sara baby dress. When you are done, please tag me #soukainacollections on Facebook, Instagram or Pinterest. Also, it would be very nice if you could help me spread the word about the gorgeous Princess Sara baby girl dress on Facebook or Pinterest.
Snow Queen Crochet Cape
Your kids will feel just like Elsa with this Snow Queen Crochet Cape. Learn how to crochet this cape as well as multiple different snowflake patterns to embellish your child's accessory that will really make them feel authentic. The best part about this crochet pattern is that you can adjust the size for both the little ones that are openly obsessed and the older ones that don't want to admit it. It would be great as a costume, a winter shawl, or just for them to show off to their friends.
Tinker Bell Baby Booties
"One of my favorite children's movies is Tinker Bell. Not only is it a cute story and so beautifully animated, I just love Tink's style. The first thing this girl does when she finds her home is to give herself a makeover and craft a pretty dress and slippers for herself. Today, I took a little inspiration from our favorite tinker fairy and came up with a baby booties crochet pattern based on Tinker Bell's! It's a really easy pattern and perfect for using up scraps of green yarn. So let's get into it!"
