Colors of Autumn Baby Blanket
By Carrie Carpenter, from the Holiday Guide issue
This little blanket takes on a cornucopia of colors in softer, baby tones that are just perfect for wrapping up the little one to keep the chill away.
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Find a wide array of baby crochet patterns including baby crochet afghans, crochet baby booties, baby crochet sweaters, hats and more. You can work these patterns up in no time because they’re so small, so they’re perfect for last minute gifts before a holiday party, birthday or baby shower.
No matter what type of baby patterns you’re looking for, you’ll find them here! Try out a simple crochet baby blanket, some crochet hats and sweaters and maybe even some crochet toys! No matter what variety of baby pattern you’re looking for, you’ll find it here.
Baby crochet patterns are so popular because of their size – they items are just the same as full-sized ones, but they take far less time. In fact, crochet baby blankets are especially popular because they aren’t as time-intensive as a full-sized afghan.
Falling Leaves Baby Blanket
By Cheryl Chow, from the Holiday Guide issue
Wrap up your little one in a blanket of falling leaves. The main body of this blanket is worked back and forth with four colors of yarn.
View ProjectMonster Baby Booties
By Olivia Kent, from the Holiday Guide issue
These adorably easy baby booties are perfect for babies aged newborn through six months. Featuring a straightforward design and little monster eye detailing, these Halloween booties are the perfect addition to your newborn’s monster costume.
View ProjectNewborn Fuzzy Monster Hat
By Olivia Kent, from the Holiday Guide issue
This adorable newborn-sized hat features two little pom-pom ears and a goofy little monster face, complete with toothy grin. The Fuzzy Monster Hat is an easy pattern and is perfect for crochet novices who want to make a cute Halloween-themed baby gift.
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By Kristi Simpson, from the Holiday Guide issue
Bibs and babies go hand-in-hand, and this cute owl-themed bib is in a class of its own. Worked up in an adorable owl pattern, this little owl bib is the perfect mealtime companion for every baby.
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By Amy Gunderson, from the Holiday Guide issue
Have fun helping your little one learn motor skills with this teaching toy. Mister Monster teaches how to zip, button, and tie a bow!
View ProjectPumpkin Pal Bib
By Heather Gibbs, from the Holiday Guide issue
Meal time equals play time for most little ones, so deck out your little pumpkin in this adorable jack-o’-lantern bib. It’s easy to crochet and just right for celebrating Halloween.
View ProjectOwl Crochet Hooded Blanket
By Kristi Simpson, from the Holiday Guide issue
When it’s naptime, cover up your little cutie with the Owl Hooded Blanket. This cozy crochet hooded blanket features an attached owl hood and feather details to give the appearance of wings. Created with soft baby-approved yarn, this is the perfect naptime accessory.
View ProjectOwl Whoodie Set
By Jennifer E. Ryan, from the Holiday Guide issue
Who wouldn’t look adorable in this creative hoodie, complete with pink and white scalloped feathers? Using simple stitches and assembly techniques, you can work this up in no time for any little one you know.
View ProjectRaucous Raccoon Set
By Deborah Carpenter, from the Holiday Guide issue
Make a bean bag pouf, hats, and tails to match for a raucous playtime adventure! The bean bag and hats are crocheted from the top down with all of the features crocheted separately and sewn on. The bean bag cozy is a tight fit at first but will relax as the bean bag is used.
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