This Simple Knit Basket Pattern Is A Great Beginner Friendly Project. With Bulky Yarn, Large Needles, And Simple Stitching, You Can Get Near Instant Gratification, Plus A Fun New Piece Of Decor!

This is for a newborn sized bonnet only.

This is for a newborn bonnet only.

This is for a newborn sized bonnet only.

The Blake bonnet is designed to be used as a newborn photography prop, under the direct supervision of a professional newborn photographer.

This bonnet is designed to be used as a newborn photography prop, under the direct supervision of a professional newborn photographer.

This bonnet is designed to be used as a photography prop under the direct supervision of professional photographers. It is designed to fit newborn babies up to 2 weeks of age.

This romper is designed to be knit as a photography prop only. It is designed to fit a baby age 6-12 month, or 12-24 months old respectively.

This bonnet is designed to be used as a newborn photography prop. It is designed to fit newborn babies up to 2 weeks of age, and be used by professional photographers during a newborn session.

This pattern is designed to be used as a newborn photography prop during a professional photo session. It is designed to fit newborns under 2 weeks of age with a snug fit, and offers plenty of stretch.

This pattern is available in both a newborn size and a 6-12 month (sitter) size. It is designed to fit like a onesie, but is intended as a photography prop primarily.

The Stella pattern is designed to fit a newborn under 2 weeks of age. This pattern includes instructions for a bonnet, swing-back top, and a diaper cover. Everything is knit flat. The diaper cover and bonnet are seamed at the end.

The Casey Romper is designed to fit a newborn under 2 weeks of age. It is knit flat and seamed at the end. It includes a simple lace design in the first few rows, which could be left off for a more simple design.

I designed this onesie primarily for use as a newborn photography prop. It has a fitted design and many option.

This pattern is for a newborn bonnet. I designed this bonnet for use as a newborn photography prop, and it is created with a very snug fit.

This pattern is for newborn size only.

These bonnets are knit with a unique cross-stitch border. They are perfect to use in newborn photography, and are designed to fit babies 2 weeks of age or younger.

This pattern creates a delicate, simple outfit for newborns. It is intended to be used as a photo prop with mohair yarn and an airy feel, but a heavier yarn would create a little more substance for regular wear.

This alpaca lace slouch hat is designed mainly to be used as a photography prop in newborn photos. The pattern includes instructions for both in-the-round and flat knit options.

Newborn crochet pant sets are all the rage in newborn photography and infant fashion. This set will not only keep your little one warm, it will add striking detail to any photos. Use it for a photo session or to look cool on a winter day.

What is cuter than a brand new baby girl in a dainty little skirt? Not only do these crochet skirts work great in newborn photography, they are also an adorable addition to any outfit. Pair with a coordinating onsie or shirt for daily wear, or use it alone with a headband for newborn photography.

This Ridgeline bucket hat is a great accessory for fall, winter, and even spring. Not only does it provide necessary warmth during cold winter days while being long enough to cover your ears, it also helps shield your eyes and face from the sun. The unique stitching techniques and construction style make this hat stand out from the others.

Head wraps are all the rage during chilly months. A stylish accessory as well as a way to keep your ears warm makes this an ideal project for any crocheter. This pattern includes 2 buttons in the back, making this wrap completely adjustable.

Baby bonnets are a great addition to newborn and baby photography these days, not to mention an adorable accessory in the cooler months. The ripple design in this pattern adds a unique twist and really coordinates with the oh-so-popular chevron patterns that are all the rage right now.

Crochet baby pants are all the rage these days in newborn and baby photography. They can also make an adorable fall or winter outfit even more cozy and unique! This pattern includes instructions for pants with suspenders.

Barefoot sandals are all the rage these days. While you may prefer a pair made with high-end beads for yourself, perhaps your baby needs something a bit softer on those little feet! Crochet up a pair of these adorable barefoot sandals and even the smallest girl in your family can have her own pair for a day at the beach, a play date in the park...

Easter is coming! And this darling lamb bonnet is a great addition to your baby’s spring photo shoot with a simple prop. This bonnet is simple enough to let baby be the focus while still adding some whimsy and interest to the photos. Make one up for your photography clients or for your own baby. By changing the color inside the ears you can mak...

Crochet headbands are a great one-skein project that can easily be whipped up in no time. You could start this during breakfast and have a great crochet headband to show off at lunch with the girls. Make a bunch and have them ready for great, handmade gifts!

Baby bonnets, especially vintage inspired bonnets, are all the rage in newborn photography and fashion these days. This simple pattern is quick to work up and creates a gorgeous baby bonnet that is perfect for winter-wear or as a photography prop.

Whip up this adorable cotton bucket hat in one evening. It is a great summer hat for little girls and boys, and since it’s made from cotton yarn it will stay breathable and cool during the hot days.

This pattern is for a pair of ruffled leg warmers for babies, children, and toddlers. Pattern includes instructions for changing the size, making the ruffles, and the flower.

This pattern includes directions for an adult sized head wrap with a rippled stripe pattern, with directions on how to make size adjustments.

This crochet leg warmer project that can easily be worked up in an evening. Leg warmers are a great accessory for babies and toddlers especially. They make diaper changes easier, provide a bit of protection to little knees during crawling, and they are great during potty training because there are no pants to fuss with!

This pattern is for a one-size fits most headband that can be worn in the boho style as shown, used as a newborn photo prop, or worn as a headband. The instructions result in a headband that should fit newborns and adults alike.

These will make great Easter basket fillers! Whip up a few this weekend for your favorite kids!

Just in time to make those Easter hats, this bunny earflap beanie pattern is a super quick work-up. With instructional photos and detailed instructions, this pattern will help you create the perfect bunny beanie, with ears that actually stand up!

Owls are such popular little birds right now! Whip up one of these owl beanies for the whole family. They are great for use as an every day winter hat or even just to use for a photography prop.

This aviator style hat is a great winter hat style!

This feminine hat has an almost vintage look to it with textured stitching and a rosette cluster on the side. I’ve included instructions for 6 months up to preteen in separate patterns (no parenthesis to deal with!) in this PDF.

A quick workup makes this hat an ideal fall and winter hat. Make it by itself or follow the directions for a large ruffled flower to attach to the side.

A great pattern for fall photo shoots or trips to the pumpkin patch! Whip one up yourself from this super soft yarn.

Whip up this adorable pixie bonnet in one evening. It makes a great gift for a baby shower. It’s also great to use in newborn photos!

Infinite scarves are thick and warm, and have no ends to hassle with. My scarf pattern creates a seamless, versatile accessory that can be worn 3 ways. I have also included additional instructions for my extra thick infinite scarf (pictured) which is by far the most popular style right now.

Head wraps are all the rage during chilly months. A stylish accessory as well as a way to keep your ears warm makes this an ideal project for any crocheter. This pattern includes 2 buttons in the back, and by using double crochet throughout, the buttons can be put in any stitch, making this wrap completely adjustable.

Please note, this pattern requires basic knowledge of both knit AND crochet techniques before you purchase.

This pattern is intended for use to make a fringe blanket photography prop. Please do not use this pattern to make a blanket for any other reason. It is not recommended for use without close adult supervision and only for short times-not for nap time or play time.

Such a cute and whimsical pattern. A deviation of my popular childrens booties-only for the young at heart!

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Everyone loves a bear hat. This bear beanie pattern includes instructions for sizes 6 months to adults.

Ribbit Ribbit! Hop along and buy this pattern to create a great spring beanie for your little boy or girl! In fact, my patterns include sizes all the way up to adult so make one for the whole family.

Sock monkey hats are a big hit with kids and adults alike. I first started making this hat for babies and young kids but I got so many requests for adult sizes that I decided to write up a pattern for all of the sizes-from 6 months up to adult!

Crochet headbands are a great one-skein project that can easily be whipped up in no time. You could start this during breakfast and have a great crochet headband to show off at lunch with the girls. Make a bunch and have them ready for great, handmade gifts!

Gauge is not important in this pattern as long as you use the appropriate hook and yarn. If the finished item is not long enough or too long, add or remove rows accordingly.

Gauge for this hat is not important if you use worsted weight yarn and the appropriate hook for the size you wish to make.

This is a great hat for kids during the cooler months!

This pattern includes notes and alterations to make a hat for a 6 month old baby all the way up to an adult. Add some extra interest as well by adding your own color changes to create stripes.You can also eliminate the flower and it’s an adorable hat for a little boy!

This pattern does not include directions on how to make pom poms. There are many videos on youtube giving instructions on how to make them, or you can buy the pom pom makers (my personal fave method) at popular craft stores such as Michaels or Joanns.

An adorable beanie for a little girl done in light weight, bright cotton yarn great for warmer seasons.

A spin on the popular flowered newsboy beanie, this newsboy adds interest using stripes of color in the body of the hat.