The duchess baby blanket is a lacy, lightweight blanket that is perfect for a boy or girl. This pattern includes two options for the border - the main one shown in these photos and a simpler one for beginners that uses the same simple stitch pattern as the blanket body.
This shell stitch blanket is quick and easy to make. Worked in a bulky yarn with a large hook, it can be made in a few days, making it great for a last minute gift! Made in 3 colors, you can carry the yarn along the sides so there aren't hundreds of ends to weave in, which is always a bonus. So grab you 3 favorite colors of Red Heart Soft Essentials and get to work!
Simply Fall Crochet Baby Dress encompasses all the things we love about fall. With a plaid skirt, ruffled trim and simple bodice this pattern is the perfect little number for family fall pictures. After seeing how popular my Simply Spring Baby Dress has become, I couldn't wait to do a fall variation. The Simply Fall Baby Dress is as simple as the Spring version with just a few extra details. Don't worry, I will be including video tutorials for every part of the dress.
Need a quick crochet pattern to make before the baby arrives? This Quick-to-Stitch Baby Hat is a simple pattern that you can crochet in no time. Use any color combination of worsted weight yarn to make this crochet hat. The pom pom is optional, but we think it adds a cute finishing touch. This is a great pattern to follow if you're in need of a last-minute baby shower gift. Homemade gift ideas are always nice to give and to receive.
A pattern for an easy crochet baby blanket, that is perfect for beginners - I even have really slow video tutorial to show you how to make it! If you are new to crochet, but want to make a lovely gift, or a blanket just for you - this is a great place to start with crochet. It's made using the Corner to Corner technique, and uses the way these blankets are made to give a great diagnol effect - which looks really complicated - but it isn't! It only uses chain stitches, double crochets (USA) and slip stitches.
I made this crochet baby blanket pattern in about a day and a half, just working on it in the evenings as I watched TV. I absolutely love how cozy and plush this baby blanket is and that it only took me a little while to make. Because this blanket was made with the scraps that I had, it was also an awesome stash buster and helped clear out a lot of space to use this thick yarn. If you make yours using up your stash, it may look a little different just depending on what you have, but you can also use this pattern for a number of other yarns and colors! It's a really versatile blanket and it's all HDC, perfect for an easy "break" project!
Looking to make that new baby boy even more handsome than he already is for his photo shoot? Make this baby bowtie and hat to add something special to the memories. The pattern uses #4 worsted weight yarn and an H hook. Sample was made with Red Heart Eco Ways (which has been discontinued) but any worsted weight will work. Pattern includes sizes for 0-3 months and 3-6 months. Add a few buttons to complete the look.
This flower-decorated beanie will be a surefire way to accessorize any wardrobe. The simple stitch, which is worked in rows is adaptable, and the pattern provides for 6 sizes. Of course, if you need to, you can adjust these as needed. The flower is worked up in individual petals and then stitched onto the hat. Start in on this great and easy project - we are sure you will love the end result.
How adorable is this vibrant crochet hat in the pictures below, am I right? Both the color and texture look incredible and create a chunky and soft beanie, that's going to protect your kiddo from wind and cold. What's more, you can make it in variety of colors - blue, orange or green for a boy will work just as well!
