In addition to animals, flowers are a frequent source of inspiration for baby cocoon patterns. Anne Geddes photography has surely been a large reason for this. Here is a tulip crochet baby cocoon pattern that combines a fairly simple bottom with a detailed floral hat. This one is a great choice for photographing babies in spring and summer, although if you adjust the colors, it's a design that could be used year-round.

The Caterpillar story is a popular one with kids and the character itself is immediately recognizable. Dress baby up for Halloween, spring-or just for fun-in this free baby cocoon crochet pattern.

The crochet mermaid tail blanket became popular almost as soon as it was designed and inspired many other designs, one of the cutest of which is this crochet mermaid cocoon. This one is especially cute for summer.

Crochet baby cocoons are popular choices for making costumes and photo props for babies. Very young babies often sleep through their earliest photos but parents still want those cute images to share with others on the holidays; baby cocoons add that element of sweetness even when the baby is asleep. This crochet pattern is for a cocoon in chevron stitch made using springtime colors and a matching baby chick crochet hat pattern. Make the cocoon in other colors without the hat to use this pattern all year round.

Got a summer baby that needs to be kept warm and snuggly at an outdoor evening event? Watermelon-themed crochet patterns are perfect for summer. This baby cocoon pattern will have everyone cooing over the little one's cuteness.

Here is another super simple free baby cocoon crochet pattern. It is worked with thick yarn and a size N crochet hook, using double crochet stitches worked in the round.

This free crochet baby cocoon pattern works up really quickly because it is made with super bulky yarn. This yarn choice also makes the cocoon super cozy for baby, particularly on colder days. Select your yarn colors to suit the baby's gender or just the family's preferences.

Baby rattles are not quite toys and not quite accessories but they are important for keeping baby entertained and happy! This crochet pattern has a nice round handle for baby to grip on to!

One mama noticed the problem that baby diapers sometimes get scrunched up when stuffed into a tote bag. Eliminate that problem by keeping diapers flat, safe and ready for use in this convenient crochet diaper pouch!