Just Baby Hats
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Just More Baby Beanies
Posted by on October 16, 2012 1 Comment
Just More Baby Beanies
As promished, Just More Baby Beanies. These precious baby beanies, done with heartfelt stitches are the perfect gift for those near and dear to you. Melondipity’s creativity of each baby beanie, boy’s or girl’s, has a wonderful selection of any and all creatures.
Just More Baby Beanies
•Festive Christmas Sock Monkey Crochet Baby Hat
•100% Super Soft Organic Cotton Materials
•Red, Green, White, and Black Seasonal Colors
•Gender neutral unisex Beanie – perfect for a baby boy or a baby girl
•Handmade Crochet – Very Intricate!
Just More Baby Beanies
•Made of very soft cotton yarn
•Great for newborn photos
•Our #1 selling crochet baby hat
Just More Baby Beanies
•100% Cotton Sock Monkey
•Adorable Matching Braids and Pom Pom
•Makes a great baby gift
Just More Baby Beanies
•acrylic
•Cotton yarn
•Eyes are black buttons
•Ear Flaps and Braids
Just More Baby Beanies
•100% Acrylic
•Ear Flaps
•Made of beatiful, soft yarn that won’t scratch your little one’s head
•Excellent photo prop!
Just More Baby Beanies
•100% Acrylic
•Ear Flaps
•Made of beatiful, soft yarn that won’t scratch your little one’s head
•Excellent photo prop!
Just More Baby Beanies
•100% Cotton
•Oversized Pom Pom
•Holiday Hat in red and white
•Beautifully stitched from high quality cotton yarn
•Perfect hat for baby pictures
Just More Baby Beanies
•Sizes: Newborn and 0-6 Months
•100% Super Soft, Non-Scratch Organic Cotton
•Brown and Blue Baby Boy Beanie
•Handmade in the USA!
•Adorable accessory for baby’s first photos!
Just More Baby Beanies
•Baby Turkey Hat
•Thanksgiving Season Baby Hat
•Gender neutral – perfect for baby boys or girls
•Sized Newborn, 0-6 months, 6-12 months and 1-2T
•Our Highest Selling, Most Popular Item This Year!
Just More Baby Beanies
•100% Cotton
•Dark Brown Crochet baby hat with thick braids
•Cute ear flaps
•Pink and White Flower
•Perfect for baby photography
Just More Baby Beanies
•100% Organic Yarn
•Crochet Baby Hat for Baby Girls with Cute Flower
•Ear Flaps and Braids adorn this beautiful hat
•Soft and comfortable for your little one
•Makes a great baby gift!
Just More Baby Beanies
•Perfect Baby Boy Stocking Cap
•100% Super Soft Cotton
•Blue and Brown Stripes
•Available size 0-12 months
•Makes a great baby gift – Especially for Christmas!
Just More Baby Beanies
•100% Cotton
•Oversized Pom Pom
•Holiday Hat
•Finely detailed crochet baby hat fits newborn babies heads perfectly!
•Red, White and Green ultra soft yarn used for this baby hat
Hope you enjoyed this collection of Just More Baby Beanies from How To Crochet A Beanie 
Lace Pixie Beanie
Posted by on October 7, 2012 1 Comment
Lace Pixie Beanie
Always have loved this Lace Pixie Beanie for babies. The wonderful scalloped edging along with the braided pigtails are a great project for a newborn, toddler or teenager. I missed the opportunity in photographing “Miss Eli” in her newborn state so I upped the instructions a little and created the toddler size. This is such a wonderful time in a child’s life, watching them grow and explore. I’m letting myself think that she really likes her new Lace Pixie Beanie, really loving the braids to play with.
Lace Pixie Beanie
I had this wonderful one-ply baby yarn, got to say for more than twenty years. Knowing that using only one thread would not give it the body it would need to poke up at the tip of the hat, I doubled it with a strand of pink and a strand of white to make this Lace Pixie Beanie. So don’t be afraid to experiment with different textures of yarns. I know you’ll be pleased with which ever you decide to do your Lace Pixie Beanie with.
Of course these beautiful blue eyes can’t help but add to the color scheme!
Lace Pixie Beanie
Lace Pixie Beanie
My precious little great niece is now exploring the world like a whirl wind. I want to say thank you to her mama for allowing “Tanta Lala” (what all my nieces and nephews call me) to capture these sweet pictures for my site.
Lace Pixie Beanie
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Lace Pixie Beanie
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Just Baby Beanies
Posted by on October 1, 2012 1 Comment
Just Baby Beanies
Look at Just Baby Beanies for those who don’t have the time to crochet for amazing finished products. Sometimes we just don’t have the time to create quality heartfelt gifts, these are premium made hand crocheted finished products. Take a look at Just Baby Beanies and I’m certain you’ll want more that just one.
Just Baby Beanies
Newborn Pumpkin Crochet Baby Hat
100% Super Soft Cotton
Fall, Winter, Halloween and Thanksgiving Season Beanie
Great fall photo prop!
Makes a Great Baby Shower Gift Idea
Just Baby Beanies
Soft Chunky Organic Cotton Yarn
Handmade in the USA
This is our hottest selling crochet baby hat
Brown bow at ear flap
5 star rated by our customers
Just Baby Beanies
100% Cotton
Handmade
Made in the USA
Features a cute red heart
Delicate stitching makes this a one-of-a-kind baby hat
Just Baby Beanies
100% Cotton Baby Hat
Perfect crochet baby hat for baby girls!
Matching braids are so adorable
Great baby gift idea!
Just Baby Beanies
Adorable newborn crochet girl baby hat!
Handmade in the USA
100% super-soft, lightweight organic breathable cotton
Chocolate Brown Hat with Purple Details and Flower
Newborn Size
Just Baby Beanies
Soft and comfortable crochet baby hat
Handmade using Large, Chunky Cotton Yarn
100% Organic
Made in the USA
PERFECT hat for newborn portraits
Just Baby Beanies
Sized 0-3 months
100% Cotton
Braids are mixed yellow and white
Chicks eyes are black buttons
Just Baby Beanies
100% Cotton
Handmade
Black Button Eyes
Made in the USA
Frosty the Snowman Hat for Baby Boys
Just Baby Beanies
100% Super Soft Cotton
Great for holiday season photos!
Adorable hand-crafted reindeer hat
Girl version comes with a red bow
Great for twins (girl and boy) portraits
Just Baby Beanies
Handmade
100% Cotton
This Crochet Baby Owl Hat with stitched eyelashes is just adorable.
Beautifully adorned in purple and pink with matching braids and ear flaps.
A perfect baby hat for newborn and infant photos
Just Baby Beanies
Adorable Baby Girl Giraffe Crochet Beanie!
100% SUPER soft and warm acrylic yarn
Great choice for first photos
Girly pink color
Handmade in the USA
These are just a few of the many beautifully crocheted baby beanies. More to come in tomorrow’s post! Thanks for stopping by at How To Crochet A Beanie.
Crochet Horse Baby Beanie
Posted by on August 23, 2012 1 Comment
Crochet Horse Baby Beanie
Giddy up and “show” with this adorable Crochet Horse Baby Beanie, diaper cover and booties crochet pattern. We all have a love for horses. Children are mystified by them. We all want to ride them, the gentle ones anyway. Create memories with this Crochet Horse Baby Beanie and diaper cover for that unforgettable photo shoot.
Crochet Horse Baby Beanie
Maybe change it up a little for that little girl. Pinks and white with a touch of grey. Imagine
This wonderful crochet pattern comes with instruction for not only the Crochet Horse Baby Beanie, but a diaper cover and booties!
Crochet Horse Baby Beanie
Crochet Horse Baby Beanie
Crochet Horse Baby Beanie
Crochet Horse Baby Beanie, Diaper Cover & Booties
Found this great little poem about a horse ride, made me laugh. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for stopping by at How To Crochet A Beanie.
The Horse Ride
© Annabel Sheila
Taking a romantic ride today,
We sat upon the wagon.
Suddenly the horse lifted his tail
And we heard a roaring dragon!
The deafening sound hurt my ears
And the smell burned the hairs in my nose.
My girlfriend sat and glared at me.
Somehow my fault I suppose.
It was my idea to take the ride,
But how was I to know?
It really wasn’t in my plans;
Didn’t know the horse would blow.
The noise and the smell were bad enough,
As the wind blew quickly by.
But I think the very worst of it,
Was the brown stuff in my eye.
My girlfriend’s face turned angry red.
So I figured I wouldn’t dare,
Advise her of the smelly pieces
Of horse stuff in her hair.
The horse finally stopped; my girl ran away,
Stubbornly lifting her chin.
I think that horse was enjoying himself,
Cause I’m sure I saw him grin.
A lesson learned for me today.
Although I must confess,
I laughed so hard I nearly cried
As I wiped away the mess.
Source: The Horse Ride, Humorous Poem http://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/the-horse-ride#ixzz24KTHVp28
www.FamilyFriendPoems.com
Wonderful Sock Monkey
Posted by on July 5, 2012 3 Comments
Wonderful Sock Monkey
Free crochet pattern for a Wonderful Sock Monkey. Why is America in love with so many different Wonderful Sock Monkey items? They are just so adorable. These two Wonderful Sock Monkey Beanies can be made for the newborn and even for an older brother or sister to match.
Wonderful Sock Monkey
Wonderful Sock Monkey
There is a defiant history to follow these toys. A little research and this is what I found.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Origins
“The sock monkey’s most direct predecessors originated in the Victorian era, when the craze for imitation stuffed animals swept from Europe into North America and met the burgeoning Arts and Crafts Movement. Craft makers began sewing stuffed animals as toys to comfort children, and, as tales of the Scramble for Africa increased the public’s familiarity with exotic species, monkey toys soon became a fixture of American nurseries. However, these early stuffed monkeys were not necessarily made from socks, and also lacked the characteristic red lips of the sock monkeys popular today.
Sock Monkeys Today
Sock monkeys remain a popular toy to this day. Most vintage red-heel sock monkeys found today are no older than the late 1950s, and many date from the 1970s. A number of methods for dating sock monkeys have been debated by collectors, including the shape of the red heel, the tightness of the weave, sock seams, the style of clothing worn, and other features. The term “vintage” red-heel sock monkeys is typically relegated to sock monkeys made from red-heel socks knitted by the Nelson Knitting Company and from similar socks knitted with red-heels by other companies in the same time period. The term “modern” red-heel sock monkeys is normally relegated to sock monkey dolls created after Fox River Mills, Inc.(Osage, IA) acquired Nelson Knitting Company in 1992. Home made red-heel sock monkey dolls usually have unique faces and body characteristics and are considered one-of-a-kind. Sock monkey dolls are also mass-manufactured in the marketplace. Sock monkey dolls mass-manufactured by a company normally all have the same face and body characteristics. Not all sock monkey dolls are created from red-heel socks. A new trend is growing to create sock monkey dolls from colorful striped or polka dot socks—even mismatched socks. The love of sock monkeys has led to other sock creatures being designed and made. These include the ‘Sockodile’, ‘Sockosaurus’ and ‘Sock Bear’ to name a few.”
Check out this great video for a free pattern to make your own Wonderful Sock Monkey.
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Rapunzel Rose Hat
Posted by on April 12, 2012 1 Comment
Rapunzel Rose Hat
Crochet a Rapunzel Rose Hat for your princess and stun the audience. This adorable crochet beanie will bring years of joy as you look on to memories of this wonderful photo prop.
Rapunzel Rose Hat
Rapunzel, Rapunzel let down your long hair. Oh no…we don’t have long hair yet. But show the world how beautiful she is with this wonderful crochet Rapunzel Rose Hat. This crochet pattern can be delivered directly to you by clicking the link below.
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Crochet Monkey Hat For Babies
Posted by on April 4, 2012 Leave a Comment
Crochet Monkey Hat For Babies
This is the ULTIMATE Crochet Monkey Hat For Babies. How adorable to start out that special little someone’s wardrobe than with this fun and precious crochet monkey hat. There is nothing sweeter than memories created with items such as a Crochet Monkey Hat For Babies by one of your favorite photographers and a prop to add personality to it. My walls are covered with dozens of “as they grow” pictures of my girls. Some beautiful pictures, some goofy pictures, some with scars and some wondering if that picture is really them!
Crochet Monkey Hat For Babies
They grow up so fast. Life gets so busy and we forget about the small stuff. Take a moment out of your busy life and create a memory for your little one. A Crochet Monkey Hat For Babies can only add a smile to those who look upon it. Just click on the link below from How To Crochet A Beanie for immediate delivery.
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Crochet Easter Beanie
Posted by on March 17, 2012 1 Comment
Crochet Easter Beanie
This Crochet Easter Beanie pattern is such an easy, simple, fast and sweet way to top the head of that little angle. The pastel yellow reminds me of springtime. Choose a color that you’d like to work up. This Crochet Easter Beanie pattern is done with an airy pattern, perfect for spring and summer time. I used only the basic crochet stitches of chain (ch), single crochet (sc) and a slip stitch (sl st). The petals around the brim are easily worked with all the basic crochet stitches. This can easily be worked up with a little bit of scrap yarn that you have laying around. So let’s begin your Crochet Easter Beanie.
Crochet Easter Beanie
Chain (ch) 4, join with slip stitch (sl st)
Row 1: Chain 2 (counts as you first single crochet) 11 single crochet (sc) in your chain 4 for a total of 12 sc.
Row 2: * Chain 2, slip stitch in next single crochet (sc), repeat from * into each single crochet.
This is where it gets fun…no more counting stitches.
For approximately 2 inches you will simply *Chain 2, single crochet in your chain 2. Repeat from* for about 2 inches of your Crochet Easter Beanie.
Now you will begin with a Chain 3, single crochet in your chain and so on for about another 2 inches.
Next you will begin with a Chain 4, single crochet in your chain and so on for the approximate length you want your Crochet Easter Beanie.
If you are wanting to make this for a toddler with a slightly larger head, just continue by increasing your chains to 5…6…7… however large and long you need to make it.
For your petals around the edge, follow this in each chain on your edge.
*1 Single Crochet, 1 half double crochet, 1 double crochet, 1 triple crochet, 1 double crochet, 1 half double crochet, 1 single crochet. Jump over to the next chain space and repeat from* all the way around your edge.
Bow: done in mint green. (use 2 strands of yarn) this gives your bow a little more dimension.
Chain (ch) 8
Row 1: half double crochet (hdc) in second chain from hook and remaining 6 chains
Row 2: chain (ch) 2 turn, skip first stitch and half double crochet across row.
Repeat Row 2 up to 6 additional times. Tie off, weave ends in.
With contrasting yarn, wrap around the middle of your bow to “pinch” it together. Leaving tails of yarn to tie onto your hat. Place your bow where you want it, allow your tails of yarn to straddle a stitch or two and pull to the inside. You can secure it with a knot or simply tie it like a shoestring to allow you the chance to place it in different places on your Crochet Easter Beanie.
Crochet Easter Beanie
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Chocolate Strawberry Baby Beanie
Posted by on March 5, 2012 1 Comment
Chocolate Strawberry Baby Beanie
This adorable Chocolate Strawberry Baby Beanie for a newborn can be done in less than an hour. With the birth of a great niece, I’ve been crocheting so many little “cutesy” items. This I made with some scrap yarn from a previous project. This free crochet pattern for the chocolate strawberry baby beanie can be done in a number of color combinations. I just named it this because it reminded me of a chocolate covered strawberry. But take a moment and think of other color combinations, yellow and brown (banana), lime green and brown (kiwi), orange and yellow (sunshine)…and the list goes on. That’s what’s so fun about freelance crochet. You are the creator of all crochet projects you take on.
So let’s begin:
Crochet Stitches used: chain (ch) slip stitch (sl st) single crochet (sc) half double crochet (hdc) double crochet (dc)
Yarns:Red Heart variegated rose & brown
You’ll use a double strand as you crochet, pull from the middle and also allow it to unwind from the outside. This method allows you to be able to just purchase one skein.
Hook Size: “N”
Main Color: variegated rose
Chain (ch) 2
Row 1: 6 single crochet (sc) in 2nd chain from hook, join with slip stitch (sl st) for a total of 6 single crochet
Row 2: chain (ch) 2, 2 double crochet (dc) in each single crochet (sc), join with slip stitch (sl st) for a total of 12 dc
Row 3: chain (ch) 2, *2 double crochet (dc) in next stitch, 1 double crochet (dc) in next stitch, repeat from * join with slip stitch for a total of 24 dc
Row 4: chain (ch) 2, *2 double crochet (dc) in next stitch, 1 double crochet (dc) in next 2 stitches, repeat from * join with slip stitch for a total of 24
Row 5 – 6: chain (ch) 2, double crochet (dc) in each double crochet (dc) join with slip stitch (sl st) tie off, weave ends in
Change colors: brown (remember to use 2 strands)
Row 7 – 8: Attach brown to any stitch around edge, chain (ch) 3 (counts as 1st dc) double crochet (dc) in each double crochet around, join with slip stitch (sl st)
Tie off, weave ends in.
Bow: done in brown. (remember to use 2 strand)
Chain (ch) 8
Row 1: half double crochet (hdc) in second chain from hook and remaining 6 chains
Row 2: chain (ch) 2 turn work and half double crochet across.
Repeat Row 2 two additional times. Tie off, weave ends in.
With contrasting yarn, wrap around the middle of your bow to “pinch” it together. Leaving tails of yarn to tie onto your hat. Place your bow where you want it, allow your tails of yarn to straddle a stitch or two and pull to the inside. You can secure it with a knot or simply tie it like a shoestring to allow you the chance to place it in different places on your chocolate strawberry baby beanie.
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