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.
This time of year is tough in Northern Ontario. The mornings are below freezing, but the afternoons warm up nicely, although there is still a definite chill to the wind. Perfect poncho weather! You can slip it easily over your head, they are cinch to layer over clothing, and everyone loves the way they fan out when you twirl. Who can argue with that?! Please note that all my patterns are written in standard American terms.
This is a raglan style cardigan which means it is worked from the top down all in one piece. The sleeves are added at the end. I only added one button to the top of the cardi but it would be super easy to add more. Luckily, the buttons fit through the holes created by the edging. Bonus! The Willow Cardigan should fit with a positive ease of 1-3 inches. This means it should be 1-3 inches larger than the chest of the child you are making it for.
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.
