This is a PDF pattern with photo guides for the crocheted lacy tote bags shown. You can adjust the number of repeats for the motifs to make bags of different sizes. The three bags shown in the photos were made using the same pattern with different number of repeats in the motifs and are all of different sizes.

This pattern provides instructions to make booties of 6 different sizes to fit premmies as well as 9 to 12 month-olds. I have included approximate sizes for both fingering weight yarn and double knitting yarn.

You will need three buttons - one for the dress and two for the booties.

The blanket can be made with any number of squares. The gauge for this project is not important. For the sample shown in the photos, each square took about 5 balls of the bamboo cotton yarn.

The earrings are sized according to the thread you use. Eg. A larger earring will be made if you use thread size 10 as compared to thread size 40.

The pattern is written such that any yarn or thread can be used. The exact number of repeats you make will determine the final size of the shawl. As it is worked in one piece from the back of the neck, you may choose to stop when you are satisfied with the drape and size of the shawl.

The pattern does not call for a specific gauge. Different types of yarn can be used to make the scrunchies. The samples were made using double knitting yarn.

The sample was worked using crochet thread size 10. It worked up to approximately 3 inches across. If you wish to make a larger coin purse, you can adjust the size by using a thicker yarn or increasing the body by a round or two.

This pattern is written to allow 6 different sizes of booties to be made by varying the yarn used. The booties in the samples were made using double knitting yarn. The smaller sizes described in the pattern uses 3-ply baby yarn.

The sample in the photo measures approximately 10 in across and 11 in tall. The yarn used for the sample is approximate to worsted weight.

The sample shown in the photos measure approximately 10 in wide and 11 in tall (from bottom to base of the handles). The samples were done using yarn that is similar to double knitting weight with recommended gauge of 22 sts to 4 in using 4 mm needles.