Showing posts with label free crochet baby patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free crochet baby patterns. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Free Crochet Pattern: Soft Pink Crochetknit Baby Blanket

This is a gorgeous crochet baby blanket and you can get the pattern free! Free-Crochet patterns offers a new free pattern each day as well as has an archive of patterns you may access.

This baby blanket is perfect for those looking for crochet projects suitable for a baby girl. You do need to join the site to become a member, but membership is free and so are the patterns!

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  Free Crochet Pattern: Baby Blanket

Crochetknit Baby Blanket Free Pattern

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Free crochet baby patterns from the 60s and 70s

When I first began browsing the Internet for crochet patterns, I found a website named "Groovy Crochet." The site featured many out of print patterns from the 60s and 70s. As fashion is a revolving art, many of the styles that came out during the Hippie days are now fashionable.

Well, fastforward to 2014, and Groovy Crochet is no longer active. The Internet Archive's "Wayback Machine" has preserved the site as it was and I want to share some of these wonderful, crochet baby patterns from the 60s and 70s with you.

I do not own copyright on these patterns, and you can find their respective information on the site. This is an archived site that features these great patterns that are funky, fun, colorful, and whimsical. Best of all they are easy to whip up and you can bring back some of these awesome styles for your baby.

Crochet Baby Bunting

Granny Square Toddler Poncho

Crochet Baby Jacket







Crochet Add a Square Skirt

Crochet Baby Bib Shorts

Free Crochet Pattern Book: Crochet scarves, booties, and afghans for fall

Lion Brand Yarns released a wonderful free crochet pattern book. Included are 15 crochet patterns for scarves, booties, afghans, shrugs, pillows, and cardigans perfect for fall. Okay, so it's August in Florida and will be over 100 degrees today, but fall is right around the corner. It's never to early to begin those seasonal crochet projects! We want to ensure that we're ready when the cooler weather comes. We have holidays like Labor Day and Halloween coming up, and we know how quickly consumer focus shifts to Thanksgiving and Christmas. Trust me, August is the perfect time to begin crocheting scarves, hats, and afghans that will keep you warm when the night breeze brings a chill to the air.

The Two Color Fur Striped Crochet Scar is a fun and whimsical fashion accessory that adds a bit of warmth. I've enjoyed working with Lion Brand's Fun Fur Yarn. If you haven't used these yet, you're in for a treat. They are very forgiving (perfect for beginning crochet projects) and really make a beautiful furry look. I
 15 Free Crochet Scarf Patterns, Afghan Patterns
created a set for my daughter when she was 5-years-old that included a hat, scarf, poncho, skirt, and matching purse. She simply adores the set and feels as if she's wearing something luxurious! While this is a Fun Fur scar pattern, it is the perfect introduction to using this yarn and seeing how much it offers.
Lion Brand Fun Fur Yarns on Sale Now Definitely check out the yarn, just to get a look at the vibrant colors available. The scarf pattern calls for champagne and orange, but you can choose any color you prefer. My personal preferences lead me towards Purpletini, Neon Lemon, Cobalt, and Flamingo.

Another project included in the free crochet pattern book that I like is the crocheted clutch. This pattern uses Vanna White's yarn "Vanna's Sequins" and is a very nice design. Personally, I would choose different colors for the project than those in the photo. Color Options for Vanna's Sequins Yarn
are plentiful and I like the Sterling, Merlot, and Midnight combination. I would also like to crochet this clutch in Ruby. Many of these shimmery, glittery yarns are available in tones that complement any outfit you are wearing. You could easily take this clutch from the restaurant to the opera house!

I think the Posy Baby Booties are perfect for St. Patrick's Day
Now, the Posy Baby Booties are set for fall, but I think these are absolutely perfect for St. Patrick's Day! They are crafted in Vanna's Baby yarn, though they have the look of a heavy worsted. They are warm, comfy, and soft. I'd still take them out in March though.

What may be the most adorable pattern in this book is the crochet Cowboy Booties pattern. These are worked in neutral honey and beige tones, but you could really glam these up by switching the yarn color. A pair for a baby girl who's wearing a denim outfit could be worked in black and a contrasting color (white,
Free Crochet Cowboy Booties Pattern
red, purple or silver) or make them ultra feminine in pink and white. The pattern is simply adorable and I think these crochet cowboy booties will be a big hit for anyone who makes them. There are more patterns in the free crochet book for you to check out. I shared with you my favorites, but if I had to pick one pattern above all, I'd have to say it's the Cowboy Booties. By altering the color pattern, you can whip these up in no time and have the perfect fashion accessory for both boys and girls!

Monday, October 29, 2007

Groovy Baby Patterns

These patterns are from the Groovy Crochet site. They are found on the Internet Archive.









50-Bib Shorts - Needlework & Crafts, Fall/Winter, 1971-72

Granny Square Bib in four colors tops short pants worked in an easy double crochet pattern. Back straps button in front. Yarn is knitting worsted weight.

60 mos.--2 yrs.















50-Add-a-Square Skirt
Needlework & Crafts, Fall/Winter, 1971-72

A splash of color over soft pastels is a great way to use leftover yarns. Squares of graduated sizes give skirt gentle flare. Of sport yarn. 6 mos.--2 yrs.















50-Baby's Jacket
Needlework & Crafts, Fall/Winter, 1971-72
Color-bright stripes go ring-around-baby in a jacket bordered with afghan squares. Worked in double crochet with a picot edging. Fingering yarn. 6 mos.-1 yr.

















51-Bunting, Needlework & Crafts, Fall/Winter, 1971-72

Cozy bunting, dazzling bright, is fun, easy to make. Squares "grow" for shaping. Sport yarn. For infants.

















62-Toddler Poncho, Today's Granny Squares, 1971

Ever see a granny square with a hole in the middle? Now you have! Perhaps not a true granny; but a very nice new variation on the theme of double crochet shells. About 20" square.




St Patrick's Day Women's Sweater. Save $50.