Any little girl will look adorable sporting these 60 Minute Mary Jane Slippers. The crochet slippers are super cute with a single dot crochet design towards the toe for an added embellishment. This easy crochet pattern comes with instructions for newborns to 12 months just in case you are expecting or already had your child. The button strap closure is great for keeping the slipper bootie on and helpful for when you need to take it off. Work up a couple in different sizes and colors as a cute set for a baby shower gift!

Parents of newborn girls will love these Little Miss Flower Crochet Booties. There is no better material for tiny feet than the soft, warm texture of yarn. The tiny pink rosebuds circling the ankles have delightful detail and look fresh against the white background of the rest of the dainty little shoe. This pattern just shouts sugar and spice and everything nice, especially on a little pair of feet. These crochet baby booties would make great baby shower gifts, and you can work up a matching blanket to boot. The intermediate level of these booties will give crochet regulars a chance to showcase their skills.

Little feet are sure to stay warm in these simple booties. This One Hour Baby Booties Pattern is a perfect quick project. Available in sizes 0-3 months and 3-6 months, this free crochet pattern is a great project for a new mom to try out while her bundle of joy is taking a morning or afternoon nap. Consider using yarn in an assortment of complementary colors to create a completely unique look for this adorable crochet booties pattern! In addition, this crochet bootie pattern is easy to make, so you could create a pair over your lunch break.

If you're looking for quick and easy crochet patterns to make for your baby or an upcoming baby shower, then look no further. This One Skein Baby Bib requires less than one skein of yarn, so it's a super fast and simple crochet pattern to make. You will know how to make baby bibs after this making this crochet pattern, and soon everyone will want one of your adorable bibs. Plus, you can customize one skein crochet patterns like this one to match the personality of your favorite little one. It's also adjustable, which means it will continue to fit as your baby grows.

Your little one will definitely be over the rainbow excited for these Rainbow Easy Crochet Baby Booties, and the painless free crochet pattern won't make you feel too shabby either! A crochet baby shoes pattern nearly always looks adorable, but the delightful striped colors really set this design apart.

Simply by using a different size hook, you can adjust the size to fit your newborn, baby, or young toddler at any stage. The little drawstring laces at the front will also make sure that your baby won't slip out of these shoes, while still looking adorable if you decide to tie the strings off in a bow on the front.

When you need a last minute baby blanket, the Dreamy Waves Baby Blanket is the perfect crochet pattern for you! This beginner friendly blanket is self-striping and made with bulky yarn and a 6.0mm crochet hook so that it works up in a flash. I also include tips on how to resize this pattern so that you could even make a throw or afghan if you want to. I hope you enjoy the free crochet pattern!

Have you ever wanted to make a gingham baby blanket but didn't want all the color changes? The Gingham Squares baby blanket is made by working each square separately, while holding 2 strands of yarn together. By changing the colors of the 2 strands you're holding together you get the fade effect of having lighter washed out colors of the same kind. No color changing used. When you're done you sew all the squares together.

This is one of our most popular newborn crochet patterns! It's also one of the easiest patterns out there. Using under a skein of yarn, working up almost instantly, and being absolute cute are just a few of the reasons why our readers love this darling little beanie. Check out the pattern for yourself! Plus, watch the video tutorial from Sewrella at the bottom of the page!

From the Blogger:"This newborn hat is easy, quick and versatile, named 'The Parker' after my own son-to-be! This beanie is basic and gender neutral, great with or without additional embellishments like appliques or buttons. This is a great beginner project as it mostly uses double crochets."

From watching Dumbo dozens of times to being glued in front of the tv whenever Babar was on, it's fair to assume that I had an obsession with elephants from a young age! So, if you love elephants as much as I do, this pair of sweet booties is just the project for you! This pattern is great even for crochet newbies as it offers multiple 'How To' photos!