Category: crochet

I love to crochet, and when I have extra time I like to share what I’ve created with my friends and family!

Samira – Apricot Baby Bonnet – Free pattern – Crochet Latte Bonnet

I’m just absolutely in love with all her patterns. She’s amazing! I’ve made all her hats probably 5x each for all my friends/family with kids. They’re so easy to follow and so simple. Here’s her pattern. The only thing that I did differently was just chained 50 for the tassels and ended it there. I…

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Crochet Bonnet Pattern

Crochet hook sizes I, Yarn needle; Ribbon, approximately: 1 yard. Gauge: With larger size hook, 11 sts and 8 rows = 4″ Crown: With MC and larger size hook, ch 42 loosely. Row 1 (Right side): 2 Dc in fourth ch from hook, skip next ch, sc in next ch, skip next 2 chs, 4…

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Simple Crochet Lamb or Bunny Ears

Big Twist Value Yarn Medium Weight 4 100% Acrylic Yarn Hook Size H 5.0mm (for newborn crochet hat ears) ABBREVIATIONS AND STITCHES (US crochet terms) ch = chain stitch st(s) = stitch(s) rnd(s) = round(s) yo = yarn over lp(s) = loop(s) sc = single crochet = insert hook, yo, pull the lp back through the st (2 lps on…

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Classic Newborn Crochet Bonnet Pattern

Vanna’s Choice Lion Brand Acrylic Yarn 3oz 85g Yarn Size G 4.0mm Crochet Hook (feels like it fits a premie….not a newborn…going to try and use a hook Size 5mm next) Round 1 – 3 single crochet and then 10 dc from the third chain from the hook (or you can do magic circle) R2…

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Beautiful Toddler Crochet Bonnet

The hat actually fit my 3 year old lolol Hook: 5.5 Yarn: Chunky Yarn Ch 34 Row 1: Sc in 2nd chain from hook and each chain across Row 2…..: Turn, Ch.1, (Sc, 2 Dc) in first stitch, * Skip 2 stitches, (Sc, 2 Dc) in next* Repeat 4 times, Sc in last stitch Repeat Row 2…

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Newborn Crochet Ribbed Bonnet

Age: 0 – 3 months Hook: 3.5mm Yarn: Worsted / 10 ply (for the chunky look) ABBREVIATIONS Ch: Chain St: Stitch Sc: Single Crochet Dc: Double Crochet Ch 50 R1 – SC in the second chain from hook and in each stitch across. CH 1 and turn. *repeat R1* until desired length/look. I did about 20…

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