Free Crochet Baby Patterns

[Char]

This thread is for our designers to list their free crochet baby patterns. Please provide a PDF file, or a link to your own website, or your pattern at lovescrafts, etsy, etc where members can find your pattern.

I recommend using the following format:

• Share a picture – everyone likes to see what it looks like
• Yarn used in photo and weight of yarn
• Gauge, hooks
• Yardage used
• Link to the website where they can obtain the pattern, if a PDF is not uploaded
• Other information you would consider important
• USE TAGS! It may help folks find your patterns easier

[TexasPurl]

ASPIRING NANA - TexasPurl Designs

Yarn	Red Heart Soft Baby Pompadour - Appx 1,200 yrds
Suggested Weight	DK
Hook	5.5 mm (I)
	#TexasPurl #one-piece #written

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CLICK HERE FOR THE PATTERN ----> Aspiring Nana Blanket.pdf

[knitter131]

Thanks for this free pattern 😊. I’m really enjoying making baby blankets these days, and I’ll be trying out your pattern next.

[amysolovay]

Crochet Baby Blanket With Heart Pattern: Free Pattern Link

• This is an intermediate level crochet pattern.
• Yarn used in the photo is Bernat Softee, which is #3 on the Craft Yarn Council's yarn standard system. Don't worry if you don't care for this colorway; there are ideas posted for several others on the pattern page.
• Gauge: 4 stitches and 4 rows = 1 inch when crocheting either of the charts using the tapestry crochet technique; I recommend crocheting one entire square to use for checking your gauge.
• Hook: I / 9 / 5.50 mm crochet hook, or size needed to obtain gauge
• Yardage Used: I don't have exact yardage requirements, but you’ll need approximately 19 ounces of DK / light worsted weight baby yarn in a random assortment of colors.
• I have some free tutorials available for the techniques used in the pattern: There's a free tapestry crochet tutorial; a free surface crochet slip stitch tutorial; and a free tutorial showing you how to join crocheted squares using whip stitch. That said, I wouldn't recommend this as your first tapestry crochet project. A plain checkerboard pattern (try this one!) would give you an easier introduction if you haven't learned how to do tapestry crochet yet.

Enjoy!