This amazing flying geese blankie by Purl Sohowill look amazing in a minimalistic interior, because it's so vibrant and modern looking! However if you're not the biggest fan of strong colors, feel free to go for pastel colors or just classic black and white. The finished size is 24 x 36 inches.
These simple converse inspired booties will keep your baby feet safe, warm and cosy. The structure is fairly simple and you can make them in a heartbeat! You can crochet them in neutral colors or add some fun beads or appliques to it!
This adorable little sweater is all about the Lionbrand Jeans yarn! It gives this pattern a cute, vintage look. What's more, the pattern comes in variety of sizes, from 0 - 3 months old to 3 - 4 years! It's the perfect blend of rusty orange and mustard yellow.
Dark cowls are just the classic. You can never go wrong with a project like that, because it goes well with almost any stylization! Espace Tricot created a timeless piece. It's a very light and cosy cowl, as you can see on the photo below.
This Kindness KAL Shawl in different shades of blue creates a beautiful ombre effect, and thanks to the small holes it looks a bit vintage, like lace. Shawl will be perfect if you like feminine styles with a bit of elegance. It looks really impressive, but pattern is not complicated and I am sure you can handle it!
Did you hear that black cats bring bad luck? Well, it's so not true! I myself have two black cats and they are absolutely the best! this Jiji will look cute in your living room or your kiddos room. What's more, she's super fluffy and cuddly.
The Aran cables on this poncho swirl and intertwine to create a beautiful flowing design. This Lindisfarne Poncho is short, constructed from two rectangular panels and looks really fashionable. I hope you will like it, because it looks stunning!
Simple designs are sometimes the best we can go for. If you are considering making a knitted baby blanket, I reccommend you taking a look at this design - Chevron Baby Blanket is simple, sophisticated and easy to make! Colorful zig-zags look great both in bold colours, as well as soft pastels.
The autor took her inspiration from a traditional Japanese embroidery technique - sashiko. I absolutely love the finished piece - it looks truly magical and so intricate! What a gorgeous idea for a gift!
These amazing baby sweaters were made for a little girl (however feel free to make a version for a boy as well!). These projects will make you approximately few hours (if you're more of a slow crocheter, like Michele DuNaier said she is).
