"This easy crochet ridged hat is super easy as all you need to do is crochet a flat rectangle and work some magic with your tapestry needle. The ridged beanie uses the front post double crochet to give the hat a ridged design. This lovely beanie works up super fast and looks cuter with a pompom embellishment. For this project, you will need Dk weight yarn, 4.5mm crochet hook, yarn needle and stitch markers. I hope you enjoy making the pattern. Happy crocheting! "

"Babies need a bit of extra help regulating their body temps when they're little - and this is the perfect way. Now you can keep baby warm on those cool spring days or breezy summer nights with this cardigan. Finished Sizes: 2 sizes • 0 - 6 months • 6 - 12 months Yarn: #3 DK/light worsted - 250 yds/300 yds - 3 oz/3.5 oz. Samples used: Paintbox Yarns Simply DK Crochet Hook: Size 7 (4.5 mm) Notions: Yarn Needle Difficulty: Advanced Beginner "

"This baby hat is sized for newborns and can be created in under an hour. Using granny stitch in pink, white and purple stripes, this adorable 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 or give as a baby shower gift."

"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!"

"With this baby lovey crochet pattern, your little one will have a new favorite toy. It's classic stripes and tight stitches mean this lovey is made to stand the test of time (and toddler abuse). Choose your own colors to match this bunny crochet pattern to any nursery decor or favorite outfit. PATTERN DETAILS • Beginner-friendly • Size: 70 cm / 27.5” point to point • Techniques used / Special stitches: simple colorwork (optional) - full explanations are given in the pattern. • US crochet notations • Illustrated step-by-step photos MATERIALS • 4 mm / US G - 6 hook. • 5 mm / US H - 8 hook. • Paintbox Cotton Aran (50g, 100% cotton, 85m / 93yds) o 2 skeins in dolphin blue (referred to as blue). o 2 skeins in banana cream (referred to as white) o 2 skeins in daffodil yellow (referred to as yellow) • Tapestry needle to weave in the ends."

"Combine simple stitches to create a timeless baby blanket that is perfect for a little girl or boy. This baby blanket is a beginner-friendly crochet pattern and made using only single crochet and double crochet. It features cozy cotton, thick stripes, tassels, and made with heaps of love. The perfect little combination for a baby blanket. This crochet baby blanket can be made in just a few days. It makes the perfect 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. "

"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. "

"Many hospitals will accept preemie blankets for keeping babies born prematurely. It will help keep them warm while adding a sense of comfort from something that is made with love. This preemie blanket pattern uses the same stitch combo that the Little Sprout bonding squares uses so you can make sets. Check with your local NICU department to see if they are accepting preemie blankets for their babies and what their specific regulations might be. "