Whip up a cute bucket hat for the chilly mornings with faux fur yarn and a big hook. Perfect for beginners, as it only uses simple stitches. The Brim curls up on its own, and is a loose fit. Make one in every color to match your outfits!

The female version of the US Navy Cover (Hat) not currently used for official uniforms at the time of this publication, but a great way to honor a baby girl who’s parent is an officer in the US Navy.

Start the season with a little lobster! This crochet newborn outfit is perfect for a photo shoot, baby’s first Halloween, or just being the cutest one at your summer BBQ.

Keep your beverage cold while stirring up talk of the beach. This drink holder/cosi fits a can or bottle of any height. The base is blue, making it look like the shark is jumping out of the water to grab your drink! Make it into 6-packs for a fun host gift at a BBQ or as a unique gift for a shark-lover of any age!

Everyone will be hungry to hold this little one! This Baby Hot Dog Costume for a newborn is made in three pieces. A hat and a cocoon - with arm holes - and a stream of mustard down the front. The removable bun is meant to be worn like an open “coat.” Optional instructions included for a napkin/placemat that you can lay your little one on as a p...

This baby shark costume is so cute! Worked from the bottom up in the round, then in rows to make the hood. Add the head fin, sleeves, and tail separately. Teeth run just around the edge of the hood, keeping it out of the way for the baby.

This cozy and cute Baby Mushroom costume will make your baby look like they just popped out of a fairytale. The costume features a soft red and white mushroom cap with white spots and a cocoon to match the textured, off-white underside of the mushroom.

Don’t you love all those gnomes? Their popularity remains because they are made from classic shapes and can be customized - with accessories, embellishments, and even just changing the colors - for every occasion and every season.

Surprise! There’s a bunny in your carrot! Chenille-soft bunny in a drawstring carrot will delight the most skeptical baby or toddler. Perfect for an Easter basket or a birthday treat. Draws on the fill-empty baby skills and the trend of surprise toys.

Look who’s found a Baby Carrot! Just in time for Halloween or Spring. This adorable bunting/cocoon and hat with greenery is an easy choice for newborns and baby showers. Stretchy enough to keep the little arms inside and room for the legs to pull up or stay straighter.

This pattern is an adult Unicorn Hat with holes for high ponytails. It has a colorful mane, horn, and flowers across the front of the horn for decoration. It reaches over the ears but is made with worsted yarn - lightweight enough to be worn any time of year!

Celebrate the sweet end of summer and the beginning of fall with this soft baby cocoon and hat set. Perfect for fall parties or events, or baby’s First Halloween. Made for 0-3 month old babies with soft yarn and is slightly stretchy.

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This is a cuddly, soft version of a certain movie wizard’s pet owl. It is meant to mimic the colors of the movie owl, with black and white feathers at his head and wings. I have also made it in a brown version, using the variegated version of Bernat Blanket. It stands about 14” tall, and about 26” at its widest point.

Everyone obsessed with all things intergalactic will love this pattern! Covers one roll of regular-sized toilet paper -- it’s not the cover your grandmother made!

A beautiful centerpiece for a colorful, tropical nursery. This baby or toddler blanket has a popular flamingo theme, in exotic colors: coral, white and teal. It uses the C2C (corner-to-corner) technique with a simple striped border. There is a reverse version of the flamingo on the back.

These are the cutest puffy hearts! This pattern uses them as a garland for the mantle – just in time for Valentine’s Day, but you might also use them as coasters or a garnish for a blanket or another project.

I created this because I couldn’t find a rose pattern that started from the center and worked its way outward. I wanted a rose opening its petals to the sunshine, but didn’t know how big I wanted it to become.