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Baby Mittens Crochet Pattern

April 26, 2019| Crafts & DIY, Crochet

Baby Mittens Crochet Pattern

Don’t you just love how cozy and snuggly gloves and mittens are? They’re the perfect accessory for chilly winter days. And as adults, we aren’t the only ones who love crochet mittens. Babies love a good pair of baby mittens too!

This mitten pattern is one of the sweetest free crochet baby patterns you’ll find. And it’s so easy too. The infant mittens are made in two colors out of Berroco Vintage DK yarn. It’s an acrylic wool nylon blend and is machine washable. That makes it the best fit for baby crochet patterns.

Baby patterns are usually very basic because of their size and the fact that babies grow so quickly. These crochet baby mitts remain easy to make, but add a little bit of flair, unlike most quick and easy crochet patterns.

These crochet baby mittens have delicate white detailing along the top of the mitten where it meets your wrist. They use basic crochet stitches like single crochet and double crochet. They also work in the front and back post for some stitches.

This creates a fun pattern, especially if you’re learning how to crochet mittens for the first time. Crocheting baby mittens doesn’t have to be boring. It can be fast and exciting. And you know these crochet mittens are going to be cute as a button.

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Baby Mittens Crochet Pattern

Pattern Info

NOTES:

The pattern in U.S. crochet terminology

SKILL LEVEL: EASY

MATERIALS:

Hook: G/6 4.00mm & F/5 3.75mm
Yarn: Size 3 DK Weight Yarn – 60 yds. Berroco Vintage DK in Color B -2100 (white) and Color A – 2116 (taupe)
Darning needle and scissors

ABBREVIATIONS:

st = stitch
ch = chain
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
fpdc = front post double crochet
bpdc = back post double crochet

SIZE: These mittens will fit a newborn up to about 6-months old and are perfect for covering their nails so they don’t scratch themselves.

PATTERN NOTES:

This pattern uses the Front Post Double Crochet stitch and the Back Post Double Crochet stitch which are slight variations of the double crochet. The trick is inserting your hook the right way into the stitch from the row below.

Front Post Double Crochet – Instead of inserting your hook in the chain at the top of the stitch, insert the hook behind the post then back to the front, pushing the post to the front. If you are right handed, that means you will be working right to left across the row.

Back Post Double Crochet – The bpdc is the reverse of the fpdc, your hook goes through the back of the stitch below. You will insert your hook from the back of the work towards the front of the work and then to the back again. When you first insert your hook, the post that you want to crochet around will be sitting in “back” of your hook.

Cuff – When you get to the cuff section of this mitten, switch to the 3.75mm hook to help make this part a little tighter so it doesn’t slip off baby’s hands too easily.

Baby Mittens Crochet Pattern

With larger hook and color A, chain 3.

Round 1: 8 dc in 3rd ch from hook, join with sl st in first st. (8 dc)

Round 2: Ch 2 (does not count as a st here and throughout), 2 dc in each st around, join. (16 dc)

Round 3: Ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next st, repeat from * around, join. (24 dc)

Rounds 4-7: Ch 2, dc in each st around, join.

Round 8: Change to 3.75mm hook. Switch to yarn color B, ch 1, sc in each st around, join.

Round 9: Change to color A, ch 2, dc in each st around, join.

Round 10: Change to color B, ch 2, *fpdc around next st, bpdc around next st, repeat from * around, join.

Round 11: Ch 2, *fpdc around next st, bpdc around next stitch, repeat from * around, join.

Round 12: Ch 1, sc in each st around, join.

Rounds 13-15: Change to color A. Ch 1, sc in each st around, join.

Fasten off, weave ends.

This crochet baby mittens pattern is sweet and unique. The shape alone is different from a lot of mittens. And the decorative edging makes these baby mittens perfect for the holidays.

Grab your hook and prepare to smile once you see how adorable these turned out. If you like instant gratification, you’re going to love how quickly these come together.

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66 Free Crochet Patterns for Every Skill Level

April 19, 2019| Crochet

One of the most challenging parts about crochet is finding the right crochet pattern. With so many varying skill levels out there, how do you find free crochet patterns that are as easy or challenging as you need them to be?

Lucky for you, we’ve put together this list. It has different crochet projects you might be searching for with crochet patterns ranging from easy crochet patterns to experienced patterns.

Crocheters with more experience will enjoy the unique crochet stitches these patterns utilize. And novices will have fun looking through these free crochet patterns for beginners. These all free crochet ideas are everything you’ve been searching for.

Crochet Baby Blankets

Crochet baby blanket patterns are perfect if you have a baby shower coming up. A handmade baby blanket is a beautiful way to go the extra mile and show you care. If you’re in a time crunch or are just starting out, the easy crochet baby blankets on this list are for you. Take a look at the other baby blankets in you’re looking for more of a challenge. The best thing about a crochet baby blanket is you can make it in any baby blanket size. Customize it to fit your needs.

Easy- Simple Crochet Blanket Go To Pattern
Easy- Done in a Day Baby Blanket
Intermediate- Be My Baby Blanket
Intermediate- 6 Day Kid Blanket
Experienced- Primavera Flower Blanket
Experienced- Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt

Crochet Scarf Patterns

When you’re first learning crochet, everyone reaches a point where they want to learn how to crochet a scarf. Luckily there are tons of crochet scarf patterns out there. These 6 free crochet scarf patterns are unique to a skill level. So, whether you’re a novice or an expert, there’s a crochet scarf pattern here for you. It might end up being the crochet scarf of your dreams.

Easy- Effortless Cowl
Easy- Easy Velvet Crochet Infinity Scarf
Intermediate- Cluster Stitch Infinity Scarf
Intermediate- Honey Bird Triangle Scarf
Experienced- Tunisian Crochet Scarf
Experienced- Heart Infinity Scarf

Crochet Afghan Patterns

Have you been hunting for amazing crochet afghan patterns? Lucky for you we put together this list of free crochet afghan patterns for every experience level. Make your first afghan and practice your stitches with the All Double Crochet Afghan. Or make an intricate afghan blanket with the Celtic Afghan pattern. These afghan patterns are what you make of them.

Easy- Chunky Ribbed Winter Afghan
Easy- All Double Crochet Afghan
Intermediate- Primrose and Proper Blanket
Intermediate- Beans and Bobbles Crochet Afghan
Experienced- Celtic Afghan
Experienced- Sophie’s Universe Crochet Along

Crochet Hat Patterns

Here are the best crochet hat patterns for each skill level. If you want to learn how to crochet a hat, these crochet hat patterns for beginners are a great place to start. If you have more experience under your belt, try the intermediate or experienced crochet hats. Whatever crochet hat pattern you choose, you’ll have a blast.

Easy- 1.5 Hour Beanie
Easy- Simple Slouch Hat
Intermediate- To The Peak Cap
Intermediate- Seed Stitch Beanie
Experienced- Up Early Up North Hat
Experienced- Winter Trellis Hat

Crochet Flower Patterns

Ever wanted to know how to crochet a flower? With this list, you won’t have to wonder anymore. There’s a flower pattern for everyone here. It doesn’t matter if you’ve made a crochet flower before or not. The simple flowers labeled “Easy” are perfect for beginners. If you want something really detailed, try a crochet flower pattern labeled “experienced.” And if you’re somewhere in the middle? Intermediate crochet flowers are perfect for you.

Easy- Three Layer Flower
Easy- Easy Rose
Intermediate- Blooming Crochet Flowers
Intermediate- Spring Flowers
Experienced- Crochet Flower Pattern
Experienced- Plumeria

Crochet Slipper Patterns

What’s cozier than a pair of crochet slippers? Absolutely nothing. That’s why learning how to crochet slippers is such a fun skill to take up. These easy crochet slippers are just as fun as a harder crochet slipper pattern. Free crochet slipper patterns like these are hard to come by so take advantage of them.

Easy- On Point
Easy- One Hour Crochet Slippers
Intermediate- Women’s Sunday Slippers
Intermediate- Easy Crochet Slippers
Experienced- Women’s Crochet Boat Slippers
Experienced- Galilee Slippers

Crochet Dishcloths

There’s nothing better than washing up with a homemade crochet dishcloth. The pride from knowing you made your own crochet washcloth makes bath time a little more enjoyable. You can even make crochet scrubbies for your face to take off your makeup. If you’ve been struggling to find a free crochet dishcloth pattern, here are 6 great picks right here. These crochet dishcloth patterns range in difficulty from easy to advanced. This way, there’s a crochet dishcloth pattern for everyone.

Easy- Woodland Cottage Dishcloth
Easy- Ivory Farmhouse Dishcloth
Intermediate- C2C Moss Stitch Washcloth
Intermediate- Rustic Farmhouse Dishcloth
Experienced- Celtic Weave Dishcloth
Experienced- Ocean Waves Washcloth

Crochet Granny Square Patterns

If you’re learning classic crochet, you have to learn how to crochet a granny square. Granny square patterns have been popular for decades. Now you can find a granny square pattern that’s more modern than ever. Granny Squares can be any colors you like and there are so many variations. Make granny square clothing or accessories for your home. A crochet granny square is a necessity if you want to master traditional crochet.

Easy- Modern Granny Stitch Blanket
Easy- Simple Granny Stripe Afghan
Intermediate- Granny Square Sweater
Intermediate- Granny Square Baby Blanket
Experienced- Sunburst Granny Square Blanket
Experienced- Primavera Flowers Granny Square

Crochet Shawl Patterns

These free crochet shawl patterns have a crochet shawl for every skill level. Shawls and wraps are really fun to make, so it’s no surprise there are a lot of shawl patterns out there. These crochet shawl patterns are some of the most exciting ones and any experience level will love them. Choose your favorite crochet shawl pattern using this guide and end up with your very own beautiful shawl wrap.

Easy- Stripe Me Shawl
Easy- Aprilis Shawl
Intermediate- Ada Shawl
Intermediate- Bella Vita Shawl
Experienced- Lost in Time Shawl
Experienced- Mindfulness Shawl

Crochet Baby Bootie Patterns

There’s nothing cuter than a pair of baby booties. If you’re just learning how to crochet baby booties, try out the easy crochet baby booties on this list. There are also more advanced crochet baby booties patterns too. This way everyone can make some cute booties for a baby in their life. If you’re experienced you could make all the baby booties crochet patterns on this list.

Easy- Loopy Love Children’s Slippers
Easy- Little Dot Mary Janes
Intermediate- Pink Lady Baby Booties
Intermediate- Crochet Baby Sneakers
Experienced- UniBella Baby Shoes
Experienced- Ellie Elephant Baby Booties

Crochet Mittens

Anyone can learn how to crochet mittens with these versatile patterns. There’s a mitten pattern for each skill level. Whether you’re making mittens for a loved one or you’re just teaching yourself how to make crochet gloves as a hobby, you’ll love these patterns. Stitch up a pair of winter mittens for the cold months. Every single pair of these crochet mittens is sure to keep you warm.

Easy- Color Block Mittens
Easy- The Perfect Fit Mitten
Intermediate- Morning Mittens
Intermediate- Snow Drop Mittens
Experienced- Fair Isle Mittens
Experienced- Cabled Mittens

Crochet is full of versatility. There are so many options and crochet projects out there to choose from. It can be hard to find easy crochet patterns as a beginner. Hopefully, this list of free crochet patterns will guide you in the right direction.

This is a post you’ll want to bookmark whether you’re an experienced crocheter or new to the scene. After you’ve crocheted these, you’ll be sad there aren’t more right here in one easy place.

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Puff Stitch Crochet Baby Hat Pattern

April 6, 2019| Crafts & DIY, Crochet

Puff Stitch Crochet Baby Hat Pattern

Dabbles & Babbles new Puff Stitch Crochet Baby Hat is so adorable. It’s a really simple design that any new mom would love.

It uses the crochet puff stitch to create texture and is made with two colors to make the puffs really stand out.

I love this pattern because it’s a great opportunity to learn how to crochet a puff stitch. It’s a lot easier than it seems. And it’s fun.

This is one of the greatest crochet hat patterns for beginners. It’s so simple you’ll probably end up making several crochet baby hats before you’re done.

This easy crochet baby hat is made using Berroco Vintage DK yarn. It’s an acrylic wool nylon blend. It’s also machine washable which is ideal for baby garments. You never know what spills might happen.

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Puff Stitch Crochet Baby Hat Pattern

Pattern Info

NOTES:

Pattern in U.S. crochet terminology

SKILL LEVEL: EASY

MATERIALS:

Hook: H8/5.0 mm
Yarn: Size 3 DK Weight Yarn – 100 yds main color and 20 yds contrasting color. Berroco Vintage DK in 2136 (blue), 2100 (white) and 2116 (taupe)
Darning needle and scissors

ABBREVIATIONS:

st = stitch
ch = chain
sl = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
Pst = puff stitch

FINISHED SIZE:

0-3 months – 6.5” wide x 5.45” high

3-6 months – 7.25” wide x 6.25” high

PATTERN NOTES:

This pattern uses the puff stitch – here are the steps:

Pst: Yarn over, insert hook in specified space, yarn over and draw up a loop to the height of the double crochet; (yarn over, insert hook in same space and draw up a loop) twice, yarn over and draw through all 7 loops on the hook: Pst made.

Baby Hat Crochet Pattern

Hat Size Newborn – 3 months

ch 3

Round 1: 9 dc in 3rd ch from hook, join (10 dc sts)

Round 2: ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, join (20 dc sts)

Round 3: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 sts* repeat * to * around, join (30 dc sts)

Round 4: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 3 sts* repeat * to * around, join (40 dc sts)

Round 5: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 4 sts* repeat * to * around, join (50 sts)

Round 6: Change to color B, ch 2, skip a st, *Pst in next st, ch 1, skip a st,* repeat until end of round, join (50 sts)

Round 7: Change to color A,ch 2, *dc in next st space, dc in next st (top of pst)* repeat until end of round, join (50 sts)

Round 8: repeat round 6.

Round 9: repeat round 7.

Round 10: repeat round 6.

Round 11: repeat round 7.

Round 12 – 13: ch 2, dc in each st around, join.

Round 14: Change to color B, ch 1, sc in each st around until end of round. Join.

Cut yarn, fasten off, weave ends.

Hat Size 3-6 months

ch 3

Round 1: 9 dc in 3rd ch from hook, join (10 dc sts)

Round 2: ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, join (20 dc sts)

Round 3: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 sts* repeat * to * around, join (30 dc sts)

Round 4: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 3 sts* repeat * to * around, join (40 dc sts)

Round 5: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 4 sts* repeat * to * around, join (50 sts)

Round 6: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 5 sts* repeat * to * around, join (60 sts)

Round 7: Change to color B, ch 2, skip a st, *Pst in next st, ch 1, skip a st,* repeat until end of round, join (60 sts)

Round 8: Change to color A,ch 2, *dc in next st space, dc in next st (top of pst)* repeat until end of round, join (60 sts)

Round 9: repeat round 7.

Round 10: repeat round 8.

Round 11: repeat round 7.

Round 12: repeat round 8.

Round 13 – 14: ch 2, dc in each st around, join.

Round 15: Change to color B, ch 1, sc in each st around until end of round. Join.

Cut yarn, fasten off, weave ends.

Learn how to crochet a baby hat with this puff stitch pattern. It’s easy and fun and looks gorgeous. It’s also perfect for any gender.

Say hello to one of your favorite baby crochet patterns with the Puff Stitch Baby Hat. You’re gonna love it.

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Heart Graphgan Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

March 8, 2019| Crafts & DIY, Crochet

Heart Graphgan Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

If you’ve recently found yourself scouring through blankets and crochet patterns on the internet, stop. The search is over. This Heart Graphgan crochet baby blanket is a dream.

This pattern is fun and exciting. You’ll get to learn the graphing technique which is different from a lot of baby blankets. It involves keeping count and using multiple balls of yarn. While this baby blanket is unique, baby blanket patterns can also have similarities. Their shape and baby blanket size; even the color palette in some cases.

There are lots of easy crochet baby blankets to be made. But this one is special. And don’t you want to make a personalized baby blanket if you’re going to put the effort in?

This baby blanket crochet project has a big heart in the middle crocheted out of soft yarn. The baby blanket crochet pattern calls for Berroco Comfort Chunky yarn is two colors. One for the large heart at the center and the other for the base blanket.

The yarn is an acrylic nylon blend that’s soft and plushy. It’s even machine washable (always a good thing when kids are involved).

The baby blanket dimensions are easily adjustable too. You could easily add stitches to each side of the blanket to make it bigger. I wouldn’t alter the size of the heart though, unless you have experience with it.

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Heart Graphgan Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

SKILL LEVEL: Beginner

MATERIALS: Hook: L/11/8mm

Yarn: Berroco Comfort Chunky – 4 skeins Ash Grey (C1), 2 skeins Rosebud (C2) Yardage: 550yds (C1), 165yds (C2)

Tools: Scissors, tapestry needle

ABBREVIATIONS: st = stitch ch = chain sc=single crochet sp=space

SPECIAL INFORMATION: Click here to see the attached chart. Odd numbered rows are read from right to left. Even numbered rows are read from left to right. Print, cut out and assemble the pages.

FINISHED SIZE: 32” x 32”

Gauge: 10 sc x 10 rows = 4”

PATTERN:

Row 1: With C1, ch 81, sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, turn. (80 sc)

Rows 2-19: Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn. Begin following chart for color changes or follow the written instructions below.

Row 20: Ch 1, sc in each of the first 40 sts, 1 sc in c2, 39 sc in c1, turn.

Row 21: Ch 1, 38 sc in c1, 3 sc in c2, 39 sc in c1, turn.

Row 22: Ch 1, 38 sc in c1, 5 sc in c2, 37 sc in c1, turn.

Row 23: Ch 1, 36 sc in c1, 7 sc in c2, 37 sc in c1, turn.

Row 24: Ch 1, 36 sc in c1, 9 sc in c2, 35 sc in c1, turn.

Rows 26-40: Continue increasing the c2 section, working one more c2 sc on each side and one less c1 sc on each side. At row 40, c2 section should be 41 sts wide.

Row 41: Ch 1, 19 sc in c1, 41 sc in c2, 20 sc in c1, turn.

Row 42: Ch 1, 20 sc in c1, 41 sc in c2, 19 sc in c1, turn.

Rows 43-47: Repeat rows 41 and 42 twice. Repeat row 41 once more. Ch 1, 21 sc c1, 41 sc c2, 19 sc c1, turn.)

Row 48: Ch 1, 21 sc in c1, 39 sc in c2, 20 sc in c1, turn.

Row 49: Ch 1, 20 sc in c1, 39 sc in c2, 21 sc in c1, turn.

Row 50: Ch 1, 22 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 1 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 21 sc in c1, turn.

Row 51: Ch 1, 21 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 1 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 22 sc in c1, turn.

Row 52: Ch 1, 23 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 3 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 22 sc in c1, turn.

Row 53: Ch 1, 22 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 3 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 23 sc in c1, turn.

Row 54: Ch 1, 24 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 5 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 23 sc in c1, turn.

Row 55: Ch 1, 23 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 5 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 24 sc in c1, turn.

Row 56: Ch 1, 25 sc in c1, 12 sc in c2, 7 sc in c1, 12 sc in c2, 24 sc in c1, turn.

Row 57: Ch 1, 24 sc in c1, 12 sc in c2, 7 sc in c1, 12sc in c2, 25 sc in c1, turn.

Row 58: Ch 1, 26 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 9 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 25 sc in c1, turn.

Row 59: Ch 1, 25 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 9 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 26 sc in c1, turn.

Row 60: Ch 1, 27 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 11 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 26 sc in c1, turn.

Row 61: Ch 1, 26 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 11 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 27 sc in c1, turn.

Row 62: Ch 1, 28 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 13 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 27 sc in c1, turn.

Row 63: Ch 1, 27 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 13 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 28 sc in c1, turn.

Row 64: Ch 1, 29 sc in c1, 4 sc in c2, 15 sc in c1, 4 sc in c2, 28 sc in c1, turn. Fasten off c2.

Rows 65-80: Ch 1, Sc in each st across, turn. Fasten off.

This easy baby blanket is fun to work on and full of love. It would make a sweet gift for a family friend or even donate one to the local hospital. There is never a short supply of sweet babies that need a warm blanket.

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