This was my first attempt at a cute baby hat. I can't wait to find a baby to put it on so I can see how it truly looks:
Credit: http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2007/02/1920s_style_knit_baby_hat_patt.html
I seriously modified this pattern because the final product from the original pattern wasn't as fitted as I wanted it to be. This was the general inspiration though.
This is a spiral beanie that only took me a couple of days to make.
Credit: Divine Hat - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/divine-hat-2 by Sarah ArnoldIf I attempt this again, I'll definitely add a couple of extra rows onto the length. It's a tad short for my taste, but looks great regardless.
This is a whole set of knitted and crocheted items I made for a baby girl.
Credit: White Booties - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/gansey-booties
Diaper Cover - http://pantherdragon.bravepages.com/ruffles.html
Spiral Beanie - http://www.rheatheylia.com/index.php?page=patterns&id=0
A striped baby hat. Pretty simple knitted pattern.
Credit: Anna's Winter Hat - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/annas-winter-hat by Karin Dent
Adorable little shell stitch crocheted baby beanie.
Credit: Shell Stitch Beanie - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/shell-stitch-beanie by Dainty Daisy
Made this hat last night and LOVE it.
Credit: Pretty Puffs Slouchy Hat - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pretty-puffs-slouchy-hat by Jessica Suzanne
I'm hoping to start making my own patterns to sell pretty soon. Having lots of fun with this new hobby so far!
I recently picked up crochet as a hobby too and it IS indeed a lot of fun. I'm hoping I don't tire of it too quickly because I'm trying to sell some of my hats :-)
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