This little baby blanket makes up quickly and is a perfect gift for a little rainbow baby. The scallop stitches look like little rainbows up close too! As written, the pattern makes up to about 30 inches by 30 inches making it just right as a receiving blanket. It’s easy to add rows though, and doing so can make it much bigger.

This lovely beanie features a row of hearts in a contrasting color. It makes up pretty quickly, but has a nice touch of interest with the row of heart stitches.

This beanie is simple, makes up very quickly, is a bit stretchy, and is really toasty warm. It looks big simply because the yarn is so thick, so don’t be surprised when a hat that looks really big fits nicely.

This beanie is fairly stretchy, and can easily made either with a pretty scalloped edge for a little girl, or choose from two edgings for a little boy. This is a simple pattern that makes up very quickly with a nice texture.

This beanie is incredibly stretchy, so each size will fit a fairly large range of head sizes. The ribbing goes all the way to the top of the hat giving it an interesting patterns at the crown. The pattern primarily uses front and back double crochets.