Treat the kids to these fun toys while using up your scraps. It is a win-win! These make a great stocking stuffer and are a breeze to stitch up.

Treat your daughter, niece, or family friend to an extra special addition to their winter wardrobe this year. This colorful crochet sweater is a perfect pattern to make any stylish little girl. Eloise's Favorite Crochet Sweater features three different sizes for girls including Small (46), Medium (810), and Large (1012). Eloise's Favorite Crochet Sweater is a great gift to crochet for girls of any age. Decorative buttons are sewn on at the end, which allows for a more adjustable fit as your child grows.

This beginner friendly crochet vest is perfect for beginners! You'll only need to know the double crochet and chain stitches. The vest is worked in three rectangular panels: two blue front panels, and one red and white striped back panel. You'll just have four short seams to join it! The instructions are written for a 4T toddler girl's size, but I have included instructions for how to customize the vest to ANY size. I haven't posted photos, but my adult Women's Large sized vest only used two skeins of blue, and one each of red and white, also. If you need additional guidance, please leave me a blog comment! If I have a few requests, I'd be happy to provide a fully sized pattern in the future,or just give you tips for finding measurements.

The Lucky Penny Crochet Poncho Pattern in Child sizes is here!!! I seriously love ponchos, don't you? They are perfect year round. Not sure what I mean? When Spring is here and it's too cold for a t-shirt, but too warm for a coat, a poncho has you covered! When you just need something over your shoulders to beat the chill from the a/c, what about a poncho? And let's not forget about a poncho, perfect for the transition back to colder temps. This of course leads me to the Lucky Penny Poncho. The perfect cold weather friend. The squishy yarn, dense fabric, and cushiony cowl make this a go-to design for Winter.

I was happy to make this a beginner pattern. You will only need to know how to half double crochet, single crochet, and increase using single crochet. The only technique I would not call a beginner technique is how to crochet into the side of rows. I have a video below to teach you this technique or you can simply skip this part of the pattern. The shape edges may look a little rough but they will still clearly be a triangle and square.

Ever since I first saw Calico Critters, I've loved them. I love the little pieces, the cute figures, and the different furniture sets. However, I noticed that they don't really make extra clothes for the figures. Crochet to the rescue! Today, I'm sharing my Calico Critter V-stitch sundress pattern. I created the pattern a few months ago for my younger sister's much loved Calico Critter figures as a birthday present. This pattern fits the child and toddler figures.

This crochet pattern is for a cuddly kids bath robe . The children's dressing gown is suitable for children aged 3 - 9 years old. This pattern is easy skill level. The pattern is written in USA terminology. You will need to know single and half double crochet stitches. The bath robe is made in one piece and there is very minimal sewing involved. ⭐️ SIZES ⭐️ The onesie crochet pattern is written in 7 different sizes including age 3-4, 4-5, 5-6, 6-7, 7-8, 8-9, 9-10 The overall length and sleeve length can easily be altered. ⭐️ Supplies you will need ⭐️ - Crochet hook 10mm - Super bulky / super chunky / weight 6 yarn - Scissors - Sewing needle ⭐️ Yarn ⭐️ Super bulky / super chunky / weight 6 yarn. Age - 3-4/4-5/5-6/6-7/7-8/8-9/9-10 Yards - 488/520/583/647/711/776/843

This pretty, lacy poncho is so sweet in Red, White and Pink, but it would look great in any color combination or solid too! The drawstring opening makes for an easy fit. The pattern includes instructions for a matching one for dolly too!

This is the free child's size version of my popular adult Blanket Cardigan Pattern. I offer this child size pattern series in a 18 month - 14/16. This one is the 18 month, but it includes links to all other sizes. I did decide to omit the fringe on the smallest sizes. Little hands, little fingers, lots of playing, maybe a little dirt, and you just don't know how well all that would mix together. We also decided to omit the buttonholes that are included in the larger sizes because of body proportion variation from child to child. Enjoy!