Very simple and beginner friendly. This crochet baby blanket features the double crochet stitch. The pattern is a row of double crochets then a row of double crochets that cross over each other. This creates a gorgeous texture that makes the blanket look more complicated than it is! This blanket works up fast and can easily be made smaller or larger by increasing or decreasing the amount of starting chains. A very fun simple project that you will enjoy making!

I am calling this one Chunky-Like even though it uses worsted weight yarn, because on a preemie baby, worsted weight is going to appear large and chunky. I do not suggest using #5 chunky/bulky yarn for preemie hats. You'll also want to make sure you find a soft acrylic or cotton blend - do not use wool. Choose something that you know can withstand being machine washed and dried multiple times, because it most likely will be.

The Heirloom Flower Bonnet Crochet Pattern walks you through the steps of creating your own floral bonnet for any size, with any hooks or yarn. Create a newborn-sized one for any announcement photoshoot or work up a toddler-sized one for an Easter accessory. With this pattern tutorial, you can choose your own yarn weight and customize it to your exact liking. Create a keepsake piece to treasure with this delicate crochet baby pattern.

From the Blogger: "The pure quality of an heirloom piece and the idea of creating something that could, and should, be passed down from generation to generation is alluring. This bonnet brings that dream alive for crocheters. This design is written as a tutorial style pattern, allowing you to use any size yarn and hook. I provide size charts for all baby and toddler sizes, and I'll walk you through doing the math to create the perfect size. All you need to do is show up, keep an open mind, and plug in some numbers."

Need a quick crochet pattern to make before the baby arrives? This Quick-to-Stitch Baby Hat is a simple pattern that you can crochet in no time. Use any color combination of worsted weight yarn to make this crochet hat. The pom pom is optional, but we think it adds a cute finishing touch. This is a great pattern to follow if you're in need of a last-minute baby shower gift. Homemade gift ideas are always nice to give and to receive.

This Purple and Gray Earflap Hat is adorable! The pattern is made for babies nine to 12 months, but provides instructions for other sizes as well. The pom on the top is the perfect embellishment for this baby crochet hat pattern.

Use this adorable baby blanket crochet pattern to whip up a beautiful, heirloom quality piece in very short order. This blanket works up quickly, and is one of my personal favorites. The variation of stitches keeps it from being boring, and yet it's repetitive enough to work on while you're watching TV, listening to an audiobook, or visiting with friends. The classic picot edging gives this easy crochet blanket pattern a polished look and gives it a timeless feel. This blanket looks beautiful in one color, but can also provide a fun way to play with colors - try anything from bold and bright to soft and muted. Using an I hook and worsted weight yarn, this pattern is approximately 33"x40". Directions included to make this blanket any size you wish.

When the seasons change you know the fashion is going to get hotter and hotter which is why you must have these amazing Infant Ugg Boots for your little one. Instead of forking out the money for the designer name, make your own crocheted booties. These wrap around booties are too cute not to make your little one. The button closure is all the embellishment this design needs, and if you know an expectant mom who's due in the fall or winter then crochet for baby and make these. The photos give you great guidance on how to make booties.

This beginner friendly baby blanket is so simple and quick! Rows and rows of half double crochets with a single crochet border. This blanket is the perfect size to wrap up a little cuddly baby! Using a chenille style yarn allows for the upmost snuggling!

This worsted weight hooded crochet cowl pattern will keep baby warm while it's cold out. This type of pattern is better than a scarf and hat combo since the hat might fall off in the wind. This easy hooded cowl pattern will stay on; your little one will love it.

From the Blogger: "This pretty hooded cowl is the perfect way to keep Baby's head warm when she won't keep a hat on! It's very simple to work up and very comfortable.