This is a fun and easy baby sweater. It uses the basic granny square as its building block. If you can double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch and basic seaming you can make this baby sweater. It makes a great baby shower gift. Select your own colors and enjoy.

The Quick Crochet Baby Blanket is a very simple to crochet baby blanket that makes a wonderful gift. The only stitches you need to know are how to chain, single crochet and double crochet. With Red Heart Super Saver Ombre, the yarn does all the colorwork for you! No need to change colors and weave in a lot of extra ends. Plus, with the ample yardage of these skeins it only takes a little over one skein to create this blanket.

This shell stitch blanket is quick and easy to make. Worked in a bulky yarn with a large hook, it can be made in a few days, making it great for a last minute gift! Made in 3 colors, you can carry the yarn along the sides so there aren't hundreds of ends to weave in, which is always a bonus. So grab you 3 favorite colors of Red Heart Soft Essentials and get to work!

A cute hat that can be accessorized for boys or girls! The brim offers the baby shade on sunny days. The pattern is great for beginners and can be made more elaborate by adding stripes, ribbon and flowers. Sizes are included for Newborn to 6-12 Months. Newborn size is recommended just for preemies and for brand-new babies (ei: going home from the hospital). The newborn size will not fit a healthy baby for very long!

If you are looking for a crochet baby booties pattern that is both easy and elegant, then look no further than The Parker Crochet Baby Booties. Make these adorable crochet booties for a newborn in your life or work ahead with a neutral yarn for the next baby that is born.

These unisex boots will keep baby's feet warm until they outgrow them and the parents can keep them for the next child or donate them to another baby who is in need of some charming booties.

From the Blogger:"These little baby booties are so cute and simple! A great beginner pattern for those who haven't attempted footwear before. These are very easy to make in a couple of hours. The booties match the Parker Newborn Hat on my profile. Enjoy these, and make them for someone special soon!"

This super squishy textured baby blanket has a repetitive pattern that means it works up quickly and easily. Using all four balls of chunky chenille, you can make the softest blanket that measures approx 65cm x 65cm. This is a quick project and once started can be made when watching TV as you really get into a rythm with it. The ridges are formed using front post stitches and create a texture that you just want to kepp running your fingers over.

I made this crochet baby blanket pattern in about a day and a half, just working on it in the evenings as I watched TV. I absolutely love how cozy and plush this baby blanket is and that it only took me a little while to make. Because this blanket was made with the scraps that I had, it was also an awesome stash buster and helped clear out a lot of space to use this thick yarn. If you make yours using up your stash, it may look a little different just depending on what you have, but you can also use this pattern for a number of other yarns and colors! It's a really versatile blanket and it's all HDC, perfect for an easy "break" project!

This beautifully serene blanket is perfect for babies and adults alike. It has a lovely Native American feel to it so it will fit in with any kind of rustic, woodsy decor. The cable chevron creates an extra squish that becomes addictive to touch. Instructions are included for both a dishcloth to practice and a baby blanket to make. There are YouTube videos available that tell you how to create your beginning chain for any size blanket.

"I love fast little crochet projects that I can work up in an evening. And this baby hat works up SO quickly - even for beginners. To make this easy crochet baby hat you'll need #3 / light-worsted / DK / 8 ply yarn. I used around 1.2oz.(35g) of yarn, so you can make several hats from one ball of yarn! And if you have any leftover yarn lying around (I'm sure, like me, you have loads!) then this is the perfect project to use up some of that stash. "