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Newborn Flower Hat with Booties

Newborn Flower Hat with Booties
This adorable little hat is made with Filati Cervinia Genova sport yarn from Italy. It is 100% acrylic and is machine washable and dryable. I started this hat from a pattern I got online a few years ago and then I've adjusted it to my own liking. I designed the flowers and leaves myself. The booties are from a free pattern that came in the mail. It was from Vanna's Afghan and Crochet Favorites,1995 Oxmoor House, Inc. PatternPak 85050-E. and again I designed the flowers and leaves myself. This set was made to fit babies size 0 to 6 months old.
I made this set to sell on my website over at etsy. But the reason I've been making the baby hat and booties sets is because, me and some women in my church are making these sets to send to a Right to Life Center. The pastor in our church announced that we would be collecting money all this money for the Right to Life Center and us women decided to make some little babies things to send along with the money.
You can see more of my things over at http://www.capecodconsignments.etsy.com
The hat is started with 12dc's, then next row is doubled to 24dc's, 3rd row inc every other st, 4th row inc every 2 sts. keep going until desired length. Then turn hat around and sc in back loop all the way around hat..then do a few rows of sc's for turned up brim.
Booties are just Chain 17, sc in all chs up and put 3sc in end st, andsc on other side of chain, ch 1 turn. Sc in each st for 9 rows. Run yarn thru toe and draw tight, sew first 7sts together. Turn right side out. attach yarn at back. Sc around top for 9 more row. Add embellishments as desired.
8 comments
Mar 5, 2012. 1:17 AMjaydon says:
i please i need the pattern for this thanks
Jan 4, 2008. 11:34 AMGorillazMiko says:
Nice job, they look really comfy and warm.
Jan 18, 2008. 11:36 AMZontee at Lion Brand says:
Definitely agree that they look comfy! They're so sweet!
Jan 5, 2008. 5:35 PMVery Keri says:
Have you tried them on yourself? :P They are so cute!
Jan 7, 2008. 5:46 AMlovingcrochet says:
I love your items. So cute! Could you share how you made the flowers?

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I'm a stay at home mom with three children. Ages 24,21,12...My Oldest is Christina and she is a bankteller, next is Andrew, currently serving in the United States Marines and last is Zachary who has d...
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