"These adorable little baby booties with their fold-down cuff will make a cute addition to the wardrobe of any baby boy or girl. The design is simple and classic, so it's sure to suit all tastes. The booties are offered in five different sizes: there is one set of directions for sizes newborn, 0-3 months and 3-6 months. And there is another set of instructions for sizes 6-9 months and 9-12 months. These baby booties do really work up fast and I'm confident that they'll become your favourite, go-to baby booties pattern when you need a last-minute baby shower gift."

"Cute, soft and quick, you can crochet up these tiny hats to donate or for the preemie or newborn in your life. Back in the dawn of time, before you could find size charts for crochet patterns all over the internet, I was commissioned by a yarn company to design some preemie hats. "

"This pattern is for baby girl shoes worked flat. It works up pretty fast and easy. It makes a great baby shower gift or a last minute baby gift. It has a video tutorial to make instructions easier to follow. You will need little amount of sport weight yarn, 3.5mm crochet hook, yarn needle and stitch markers(optional). You should be able to make a pair in an hour. Hope you enjoy making the pattern. Happy crocheting!"

"Paige's Baby Headband is just in time for Easter, Spring, and Summer too. It's light weight, not too big, not too small, it's just right. And don't you just love a project that only requires scrap yarn to do? I don't know about you, but I have a ton of scrap yarn! I raided my stash to find some tiny little balls of scrap yarn just for this project. This means you won't necessarily need to go out and buy more yarn, but if you want to make several of these for a craft fair for example, you could get a lot of headbands in all sizes out of ONE SKEIN!"

"I love crocheting baby items and when I heard we had a new arrival in the family I decided to design a little cardigan for the new baby! Cardigans are perfect for layering and can be used all year round, making them so practical. Offered in three different sizes, this crochet baby cardigan pattern is a quick and easy project for you as there's no seaming or tricky assembly. The instructions are the same for all three sizes (newborn, 0 - 3 months, 3 - 6 months) - all you need to do is switch up the hook size!"

"This is a crochet baby girl high-low dress pattern. It is beginner friendly as it makes use of simple crochet stitches. It works up pretty fast and easy. For this project you will need about 500 yards of sport weight yarn in two complementary colors, 5.0 crochet hook, yarn needle, 1 button and some beads if you would like to used them as embellishment. It great as a baby shower gift. I Hope you enjoy making the pattern. Happy crocheting! "

"If you haven't heard of a bonding square, they are used for babies in the NICU. Mom is given 2 squares - mom wears one against her body and then every 12 hours or so she swaps them out. The smell will help baby bond to mom when they can't physically touch each other yet.Many hospitals are using them to help mom and her new baby to bond while apart. Now, with this bonding square crochet pattern, you can make pairs of them (1 for mom to wear, 1 for baby). Check with your local NICU department to see if they are accepting bonding squares and what their specific regulations might be. "

"If you are looking for cute and 30 min to do crochet baby headband, please take a look. I personally have done this headband as a matching accessory for a christening set. Who wouldn't look cute in a headband like this? This is a very beginner pattern that works up fast. You need to know only basic crochet stitches for this one. You can also find detailed video tutorial on my Youtube channel. "

"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. "