These sweet orange booties are the essence of cuteness, right? The sweet little pompons with delicate, symmetrically crocheted pears makes the whole pattern classic and very elegant. Feel free to play with the colors, for instance, image how cute they would look all in white color!
Do you like cactuses? Well, Leigh Burns definitely does, so she came up with a great idea to crochet cactus mittens! How cool is that? Moreover, they not only look amazing, but feel so soft on the skin. What's more, they will help you to stay warm and cosy, so matter the temperature outside.
These cool mittens are made with vibrant and super eye catching colors. The design and structure is so eye catching. If you love stripes as much as I do, you will totally love these mittens by Lindsey Dale. The photo shows red-ish mitten with a navy blue one, however feel free to change the colors to your liking.
I must say, that these sweet, crocheted sandals have won my heart, because they are just too cute to be real! Use some ultimate soft yarn to make these and play with different buttons to customize them!
If you prefer more classic designs, don't worry, we've got you covered! These adorable snowball mittens by Bethany Dearden are the ultimate winter mittens for a kiddo. What's more, you can easily crochet them with leftover yarn scraps. Gift them to your kiddo or kids and people in need.
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!
These sweet girly ballerinas are so comfortable and safe for little toddlers feet. And just look how adorable they look, because of the colors and flowers! In conclusion, they are a great and fast to make spring project.
These sweet loafers work up really fast, that's why they make a great afternoon project. As you can see on the picture, you can mix things up with playing with different colors to match various outfits.
These delicate booties won't irritate your baby skin, because they are soft as a feather. You can make them for a baby 0 - 3 months old, but remember, that you can easily adjust the size to your needs, because it's a very forgiving pattern!
