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Quick and Easy Crochet All-Night Soaker Here is my free crochet soaker pattern for the quick and easy crochet over-night all-night soaker. This pattern will make soakers for sizes Newborn, Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large. For yarn, I used two strands of Lion's Brand Fisherman's wool to crochet a thicker and quicker soaker for use all night. Be sure to use a good quality diaper

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Free Pattern for Tunisian Crochet Breast Pads Inspired by this pattern Tired of buying disposable nursing pads? These are the nursing momma's new best friend. Simple to crochet nursing pads are easily customized to smaller or larger sizes. Simply increase number of chains at the beginning, for larger nursing pads, and decrease the chains at the beginning, for smaller nursing pads.

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Another easy stretchy soaker, but this one involves a few stitch changes for a more form fitting soaker. One Size Fits Most with Waistband Folded down on smaller babies. Can easily be modified for more specific sizes. Pic of Soaker on 2 y/o You will need: 250 yards Worsted Weight Wool Yarn H hook Understanding of SC, Understanding of HDC, Understanding of back loops, Understanding of Slip

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This soaker pattern is the simplest of the simples to crochet. It is very economical, as it will fit most babies from start to finish, because it is so S-T-R-E-T-C-H-Y. For newborns, you can fold down the waist. :) Even the most novice of crocheters can work it up in no time. You will need: 250 yards Worsted Weight Wool Yarn H hook Understanding of HDC, Understanding of back loops,

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Excuse my sleeping husband. I woke him to get him to model this hat for me. He was more than willing (Though I wonder if he even remembers modeling it, now?? LOL). This is my knit look -- Ribbed Crochet Hat Pattern. And I used self striping yarn! Well, it didn't really make "stripes", but it does sort of have a purple zebra/tiger look. I used Bernat Purple Self-Striping Yarn. Here is my

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Simple Double-Crochet Tie Back Headband K hook Worsted Weight Yarn Crochet a chain to the length of the head from right below one ear to the other. * Chain 2 and turn. Double Crochet in each chain across. * Continue working from * until headband is as wide as you like. Then single crochet around entire headband and finish off. Weave in the ends. To create tie backs, cut two pieces of yarn at 6

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