The Hadlee Bonnet crochet pattern makes the perfect thoughtful baby gift for a baby shower, toddler birthday, or make just for fun for your own kids. You can even make one for an older sibling because the pattern includes four sizes: newborn, baby, toddler, and child.
Three month old wearing the baby size. Photo credit Kelly Downey.
Today I’m happy to share with you the Easton Pullover crochet pattern for babies and kids!
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My daughters absolutely love velvet yarn. And who can blame them? It’s the softest, cozyiest, squishiest yarn imaginable. So it’s natural that I would want to crochet a sweater for them from this soft yarn.
The benefit to this yarn is that it’s a chunky yarn, weight 5. So this is a fairly quick project, perfect for last minute gifts. Well, last minute as far as crocheting a sweater by hand can get. But you know what I mean!
I designed the Easton Pullover in seven sizes: 3M, 12M, 2T, 4, 6, 8, and 10. That way you can make one for every child on your gift list! The pattern is simple so you can play with colors on this one. Follow my traditional stripe patterns or create your own. Use your imagination and have fun!
This velvet sweater is a drop shoulder design with a little bit of armhole shaping to reduce bulk in the underarm area. It is composed of a front and back piece and trapezoid shaped sleeves. The sleeve increases are very simple, great for beginners.
Today I’m excited to share with you a free Tunisian Crochet baby sweater pattern!
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This sweater is really fun because you can learn something new and make a sweet gift for the newest baby in your life. The Taytem baby sweater is a gender neutral sweater that can easily be made with either short or long sleeves. You can style it with just one button or buttons all the way down. Either look is unique and will be greatly loved by whomever you gift it to!
Taytem tester photos clockwise from upper left: Katiusca @betweenthesestitches, Maren @marenshooking, Sandi Rivera @sandistitches86 , and Maren @marenshooking
Testers had a blast with this pattern! Aren’t they adorable? These ladies did a great job and even helped me figured out a little trick for making the sleeve come together better. I’m so thankful for these ladies!
I have a fun new baby sweater to share with you today! The Lynden baby sweater is squishy and soft, babies and moms will love it!
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This sweater has a unique construction that is great for beginners as well as more experienced crocheters. Best of all, it’s fun and interesting to make! It is worked in vertical rows from side to side, beginning with one sleeve, working across the body and finishing with the other sleeve. No increases or decreases, just chaining!
The bobbles add a lot of texture to this sweater, but of course, you could leave them out to create a different look. Just replace them with hdc’s. But, really, why would you want to leave out the fun? (ha!)
Want to learn Tunisian Crochet? This fun and easy pattern made with bulky yarn is a great place to start!
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Tunisian crochet is a great way to add variety to your crochet skills. I’ve really enjoyed learning this craft because it’s a fascinating cross between crochet and knitting. If you love to crochet and have some knitting experience (or vice versa!), I think you will really enjoy Tunisian!
Want a fun layering piece for summer? This easy Summer Pop Vest Crochet Pattern can be dressed up or down, great for all kinds of summer fun!
Learn how to crochet a long vest for summer! The Summer Pop Vest is a great layering piece for the warmer months. This simple 8 row repeat has plenty of texture and is easy to make!
The pretty open stitches on a diagonal are accented by popcorn stitches for added texture. Simply make three rectangles with no increases or decreases and join them together.
I have a fun summer top crochet pattern to share today!
The Coral Skies Top is the perfect layering piece for summer. Wear it over a tank with your favorite cut-offs for easy summer style.
Sizes include XS/S, M/L, 1X/2X, and 3X/4X so you’ll be able to make one for yourself and one for a friend.
Constructed from two rectangles, the design of this piece is very simple. Once you create the front and back panel, simply join the shoulder and side seams and you’re all done!
Hi Friends! I’m so happy to introduce you to the Marley Tote Bag free crochet pattern!
I wanted to design a crochet bag that felt a bit more sturdy. So I used two strands of yarn held together to make the bag stronger and create a pretty marled effect.
My first design was for the short handles because, let’s face it, crochet bag handles tend to stretch out over time. So the short handle option puts less stress on the stitches and distributes the weight a bit more.
But then sometimes, you need the convenience of a long strap to sling over your shoulder. That’s why I created a long handle option. The adjustment between the two patterns is very small, but it makes a big difference! See the free pattern below to find out how I did it.
Today I’m thrilled to introduce an easy shawlette free crochet pattern for you, The Cirra Shawlette!
This textured shawlette is the perfect layering piece for cooler months. I designed this shawlette in late winter when clouds were grey and I was dreaming of spring sunshine. So the color transitions from shades of grey to bright yellow are sort of symbolic for me.
This pretty and functional mat is great for the bathroom, kitchen, nursery,
or anywhere you want to brighten up a room!
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This easy crochet project is great for beginners. We use a large hook to make this rug, and I mean LARGE! That’s half the fun of this project, it goes by fast and you see instant results.
