This preemie cardigan is an easy top down pattern. It is worked from the top down in one piece so there is no seams, then you work the arms straight onto the project. There is just enough room in the sleeves to accommodate any tube etc that baby may need in those precious first few hours, days or weeks. This pattern uses sc and hdc with a few hdc around the trim for the button band. A great pattern for a confident beginner to crochet - if you know these stitches you can make this pattern!
Babies love both texture and visual patterns. The Berry Bliss Baby Blanket combines both of those to create a fun blanket that your new baby will love to touch and feel. The pattern is worked over 3 different rows. The row repeats are not always in the same order which creates a different visual effect for a nice texture. You will need to be familiar with chains, dc, and the puff stitch (or be comfortable trying new stitches).
This simple baby girl shoes is the simplest baby booties that I have designed so far. It is worked up in just 7 rows and then the straps are added. It shoes works up in about 30 minutes. They are great for donations to hospitals as you can make several in a little span of time. . It requires little amount of yarn so you can make some pairs from a 100g ball. Happy crocheting!
What I love about the dress is the high-low effect. This dress fits babies 0-12 months. It is so easy to make and it's beginner friendly as it makes use of simple crochet stitches like Hdc. It looks great in all colour combinations. For this project you will need Dk weight yarn in two complementary colors, 5.0 mm crochet hook, yarn needle, stitch markers and button. I hope you enjoy making the pattern. Happy crocheting!
This baby hat is sized for newborns and can be created in under an hour. With a green leafy ‘topping' and white ‘seeds' on a red background, this strawberry themed baby beanie is an ideal gift for a newborn baby and is very easy to create. It requires only a small amount of yarn, meaning you can use up scraps and create a beautiful present. It would also make an ideal project to make and sell, which is allowed as long as you give clear credit to my pattern and Cherry and Crochet Designs.
These baby booties were originally from my free ebook The Beginner's Guide to Crochet, along with 11 other patterns designed for beginners. The pattern basically consists of two rectangles sewn together to make the shape of the booties. I used a contrast color to make the soles of these booties pop and matched that color to the border. You can use any colors you like, but if you want something a little more girly, you can also check out my other baby booties patterns at the end of this post.
This baby romper crochet pattern will look adorable on any little one. With classic stripes and a vintage vibe, it will make a wonderful outfit for a gift, photoshoot, or just lounging around. Customize your design with colors and buttons of your choosing, and you've got a wonderful set of crochet overalls for any boy or girl. My printable PDF pattern will walk you through every step of this easy project. Shop the entire Boutchou set here. PATTERN DETAILS • sizes: 0 - 3 months, 6 - 12 months, and 18 - 24 months (details below) • Beginner-friendly • Techniques used / Special stitches: Front loop / back loop only - full explanations are given in the pattern. • US crochet notations • Illustrated step-by-step photos MATERIALS • 4 mm / US G - 6 hook. • Paintbox Cotton Aran (50g, 100% cotton, 85m / 93yds) o 3 (3, 4) skeins in dolphin blue (referred to as blue). o 1 skein in banana cream (referred to as white) o 1 skein in daffodil yellow (referred to as yellow) • Tapestry needle to weave in the ends. • 8 10mm buttons. SIZES Final romper hip measurements are: • 0 - 3 months: 52 cm / 20.5” • 6 - 12 months: 54 cm / 21.25” • 18 - 24 months: 58 cm / 22.75”
Meadowside Baby Blanket is a woven looking blanket created without a huge weaving machine but only with a hook and yarn. the look and texture is achieved by working a two row pattern repeat and some scrap yarn which makes this the perfect stash busting crochet project. The pattern is supported by a videotutorial to help you along with this innovative technique. I used cottonsoft yarn with scraps of chunky wool rowving yarn to chieve thid lovely look.
Crochet these snuggly warm mittens for babies, featuring a ribbed double cuff and textured stitch pattern. I have used Aran (US Worsted) weight acrylic yarn for my mittens. You can use any worsted/aran weight yarn you prefer. This pattern includes 2 baby sizes, designed without separate thumbs. Size A for approx. 6-12 months: Suitable for upto 3” hand width by 3.5” hand length, with a maximum cuff circumference of 4.5” Size B for approx. 12-18 months: Suitable for upto 3.5” hand width by 4.5” hand length, with a maximum cuff circumference of 5”
