This baby dress pattern is written for babies 12-24 months. The pattern is very stylish and modern. The structure of the stitches makes it airy enough even for sunny summer days. Together with the written pattern, you can follow a video tutorial, so there is no excuses for you not to start today!
Everly's Summer Romper was made for my granddaughter Everly. I decided to make this into a free crochet pattern so you all can make this for the little girl in your life. Everly's Summer Romper is made for 12-18months. It fits my granddaughter who is 2 years old perfect. She is a peanut and still wears 12 months.
The baby doll hat and mittens crochet pattern is beginner skill level. You'll need to know basic crochet stitches. Additionally you'll need to know how to increase/decrease as well as knowing how to work into the back loop only. To make the baby doll hat and mittens I used deep red DK (weight 3) yarn and a 4mm crochet hook. Don't forget it's important to remember to do your gauge swatch before starting if you want your hat and mittens to fit.
This is a free crochet pattern for a kid's shrug called Aida Shrug. It has a photo tutorial for each step to guide you in your crochet journey.
If you're new to crochet and you think 3 dimensional items will be too tricky for you think again my friend! This free beginners tutorial will guide you through how to make these cute and easy crochet baby shoes with step by step instructions and images at each stage to help guide you through. These one piece Mary Jane style shoes are great for both boys and girls as the simple shape allows you to play with different colours and the strap stops them being lost when baby inevitably kicks with glee when they see them and try to grab them! Try making them in white or ivory for the perfect newborn gift or classic DIY Christening Shoe.
This ball is fun and easy to make using recycled plastic bags (“Plarn”) and a large hook. It's great for beginners and experienced crocheters - along with the written instructions there is a video tutorial, too! Kids will love to play indoors and out with this light and soft ball. (Video tutorial includes how to cut plastic bags to create the plarn (yarn made out of plastic bags) ) Several color variations (rainbow, stripe in the middle, speckled) are also explained in instructions.
These Tooth Fairy Pillows are the best way for a "tooth fairy" to leave behind money. The tooth on the front of the pillow is actually a pocket, so the little ones leave their tooth inside and then you can easily grab the tooth, place money inside the pocket, and not have to worry about waking up the kiddos because you're not reaching under their pillow. They are really quick and easy to make, a great project for a confident beginner skill level.
Made to fit an 18 inch doll, such as American Girl, Our Generation, Designafriend or Journey Girl, these doll knickers and bralette/crop top are a quick, beginner-friendly project, that makes a perfect gift for a child with a doll, perhaps alongside other doll clothing pieces from my Ravelry store/blog. They are made using a small amount of double knitting yarn and a 4mm hook. The set can be finished in an hour, so the set is ideal for a last minute gift.
Perfect Peony by The Firefly Hook Bring summer blooms into the bleak of winter with this cheery hat! Pattern Information Yarn Pictured Hobby Lobby's I Love This Yarn Colors Light Gray, Fuchsia Yarn Weight 4 Medium Worsted Weight Yarn Hook Size (I-9) 5.5 mm Gauge 11 sts and 12 rows = 4 as pattern repeats Sizes (measured when lying flat) Baby (6x7), Toddler(7x8.5), Child (8x9), Adult (9x10) Skill Level: 2 (Easy some crochet experience) Necessary Skills Working in the round, basic stitches
