This Ruffled Rose Garden Baby Blanket is a timeless, vintage-inspired blanket that makes a perfect baby shower gift and an instant heirloom. It is sweet and snuggly, just like a baby girl!

This crochet pattern is for a collection of Easter Baskets, all ready to be filled with little eggs!

The large ruffle basket is just the right size for small hands to hold which searching for hidden eggs at a treasure hunt. The medium sized flower basket holds just 3 little chocolate eggs and so is ideal to make as small gifts to give to a group of children, maybe at a party or at school. And of course we can't leave out the dollies! The teeny weeny basket holds just one mini chocolate egg, just big enough for Barbie to carry! So everyone is catered for!

Granny Squares Keychain makes your keys trendy! It is crocheted with the cheerful shades of Catania Fine who create a colorful bunch.

Of course, you can choose how much Granny Squares you will crochet and how long your keychain will be. Crochet a bracelet with less or crochet more and make it a key cord.

This Dessa Dot Blanket packs a fun little punch with perfectly spaced, extra chunky bobbles. It is a relatively lightweight piece that flows with an effortless drape, and is versatile enough for both adults + little ones.

From the blogger: "This Light Me Up Crochet Snowman Hat is a fast and fun hat pattern for a whimsical snowman! If you or someone you know love snowmen, then this hat would be perfect. This pattern works up quickly in bulky yarn for the main body of the snowman. The pattern as written fits adults, but these instructions can easily be resized; that way, you can make one for the whole family! The design is worked from the bottom up in one piece, so the only sewing you need is to add buttons, the nose, and the top of the hat. If you choose not to stuff the head of the snowman, the head can fit over a hair bun very easily! Have fun with this snowman, and make him your own: add a mouth or even change up the colors!

The Mandala Cord Taco is a clever keeper for all of your various cords that have a way of getting tangled, lost or broken when not being used. This cute and practical project works up fast and uses small amounts of Size 3 crochet thread from your stash. You can use larger yarn to get a larger 'taco' for thicker and longer cords. So many possibilities with all of the color combinations - so it makes a great last minute gift for everyone on your list!

Make your baby comfy and cozy with this Easy Crochet Baby Bonnet. This free crochet baby hat pattern makes bonnets sized for babies between 9 and 12 months. It's a great pattern for beginners, as it uses only two kinds of stitches, and it will look adorable on your little one. This crochet baby bonnet uses a mesh pattern, which allows it to easily stretch around your baby's head. It's perfect for a day in the park or a visit to the zoo. With its loose stitching, this crochet bonnet is ideal for cool spring or fall weather.

He's cute, friendly, and he can stand on his own two feet! Tanner comes in a lovely aquamarine blue, with some simple choice embroidery and a lovely face. This is a good pattern for a beginner, and he's big enough to cuddle!

This easy to wear collar works up in minutes and is a great way to use up your remnants. It's beginner friendly and makes for cute holiday photos!