This Weeping Willows Toddler Dress is yet another gorgeous additiong to the Weeping Willows Collection! It fits more toddlers size 24 months to 3t! Making it with cotton makes it perfect for any time of the year!

An easy, versatile dress with endless possibilities! Use pastel and light block cotton yarn in Summer to create breathable and flowing dresses. Acrylic and wool darker, bold colours will work well in Winter. Use your stash and go wild with the combos! The over the rainbow dress is worked in one piece, flat from top to bottom. The straps are added after. It is designed to be loose, floaty with lots of ease for comfort and easy wear. The dress is open at the back from the chest down. Shorts or leggings could be worn underneath. Circumference measured at the chest - 12/18 months 18 - 19” 2/3 years 21 - 22” 4/5 years 23 - 24” 6/7 years 24 - 25” 8/9 years 26 - 27” 10/11 years 27 - 28” 12/13 years 28 - 29”

5 Minute Water Balloons This crochet pattern will help you create some fun crochet water balloons for Summer water fights. The water balloons work up quickly and use only 25 yards of super bulky blanket yarn each. The reusable water balloons are eco-friendly, they don't need to be filled up and leave no mess behind. Simply dip in water and throw! Key Points Beginner skill level USA terminology 3 pages long Progress photos Basic crochet stitches (SC, DC, DC2TOG, CH, SL ST, MR) No sewing Written crochet pattern Thoroughly tested pattern Yarn Info Weight - Super Bulky / Super Chunky / #6 Brand - Marriner get cosy blanket yarn Total - 25 yards each Supplies - Crochet hook 8mm - Super bulky / Super chunky / #6 yarn - Scissors Finished Size Height 4.75” x Width 3.5”

Little girls love anything that sparkles. That's why this Little Starlight Shawl is brilliant! Your little girl will feel like a princess wearing this crochet shawl, which will protect her shoulders from the cold. If you use reflective yarn to make this easy crochet shawl pattern, then she'll also be more visible to cars when it's dark outside. This pretty shawl has a lot to offer, from safety to style. Make this crochet shawl pattern for your little princess.

If you have ever wanted to learn how to crochet, a bow is a great place to start. It is a quick project and small so that you won't get discouraged as a beginner. It involves easy crochet stitches that look hard but are easier than you think. Add a clip on the back and you can use the bows for anything, a little girls bow, for a bag, or a string for a bow tie.

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.

This is fun and easy project that is suitable not only for beginners but intermediate and advanced crocheters. The pattern includes step-by-step explanation of tricky moments and has bunch of pictures. Moreover, this is my first and full video crochet tutorial that you can find on my YouTube channel. So, if you have one skein of medium worsted yarn and wish to make surprise for your daughter or grand-daughter please check this free crochet pixie baby hat.

Make your little girl look pretty in these feminine shorts. Use this free crochet pattern to show off just how fashionable your child is. Make these shorts in a variety of colors because one pair is not enough!

These Tooth Fairy Pouches are great for kids that are starting to lose teeth and need a safe place to keep them until the Tooth Fairy visits! They can also help bring comfort to an experience that can also be scary for kids (like getting teeth pulled at the dentist). On the back of the Tooth Fairy Pouch, you'll find a perfectly sized little pocket where the teeth can be safely kept. The pocket is also large enough to put a small treat, some coins, or a folded bill, depending on what the Tooth Fairy's going rate in your home is (*wink). Check out the free pattern and more free patterns at loopsandlovecrochet.com.