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Hello there, yarn lovers! Are there any expecting parents or future favorite aunties among us? Let’s crochet The Sweetest Baby Loveys!
A crochet lovey is one of the most amazing pattern of the community of yarn crafters. We think it’s a genius idea. A baby blanket and an crochet amigurumi toy combined? What else can a little person dream about? Let’s dive in into free crochet lovey patterns!
We are focusing mostly on bunnies and bears today. However, you can modify the patterns to suit your little ones’ preferences to make a personalize gift. What are their favorite animals? Let us know in the comments!
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Crochet Loveys in Pastel and Neutral Colors with Free Patterns
Sleepy Baggy Lovey
How charming are these crochet loveys created by the one and only designer behind Crochetpedia? Pastel colors are such a timeless classic in the land of handmade baby clothes and accessories. Do you prefer the original lime or the old-style powder pink? You can make a whole family – mom and dad and a sleepy bagy lovey few sizes smaller as a baby toy.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochetpedia here:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Posey the Bunny Lovey
Meet Posey, the most adorable crochet bunny who simply adores naps and bedtime snuggles. This blanket combined with a sweet toy will keep your little ones warm, comfortable, and so happy. These neutral colors Sarah Watson went for are so modern and elegant!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Stitch and Hound here:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Bear and Bunny Lovey Blankets
Simplicity is always a good idea, even in the colorful, sweet world of patterns for crochet baby loveys. These wonders designed by Alanna O’Dea and published on Bella Coco Crochet certainly deserve a place in your repertoire of magic tricks.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Bella Coco Crochet here:
Snuggle Baby Lovey
Crocheting a baby lovey is a perfect opportunity for experiments with different types of yarn. When we look at this baby bunny, we are instantly thinking about velvet! We mean, can you imagine how delightful this lovey designed by Sewrella must feel? The author of this version is a genius!
We suggest using embroidery or safety eyes while making this lovey as a baby gift.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Sewrella here:
More info is on Ravelry here. Info about this version by JulzknitsNknots and the photos are on Ravelry here.
Bunny Lovey Blanket
This is definitely THE ultimate bunny blanket for little kids! It gives them a feeling of security and comfort. A delicate color will fit most of a baby girl’s clothes; for a baby boy, you can use light blue hues.
This pattern is universal, you can easily change a bunny into a kitten or a bear. The link to the free pattern is under the photo.
Skills: Easy Designer: Crochet 365 Knit Too
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochet 365 Knit Too here:
Bunny Lovey Parts & Pieces Free Crochet Pattern
Multicolor Loveys
We are all used to seeing subtle pastels in nurseries and children’s bedrooms, without a doubt. Let’s not forget that, in the world of crochet baby stuff, bright colors are a necessity as well! These loveys below are the colorful versions of the classic Bunny Loveys pattern by Victoria Stewart.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry here:
Info about this version by Arms89 and the photos are on Ravelry here.
Rose Bud Rabbit Lovey
This version of Victoria Stewart’s pattern is undoubtedly stunning! Seriously, it is one of the most beautiful crochet loveys we have ever seen. So elegant, sophisticated, and sweet. If you need a tasteful baby shower gift, you surely know what to do.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry here:
Info about this version by Heather (heatherjworsley) and the photos are on Ravelry here.
Bunny Lovey
This author of Bunny Lovey Parts & Pieces crochet pattern is evidently thinking pink! We love the lovely vibes this version of Victoria Stewart’s pattern is vibrating with.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry here:
Info about this version by Angela (angsully11) and the photos are on Ravelry here.
Bunny Granny Square Loveys – Crochet Inspirations
Let’s face it, the good old classic granny square is practically the base of our existence in the world of yarn crafts. It looks fabulous in crochet loveys. Just look at this wonder Handmade by Emu designed!
The photo is available on Handmade by Emu and on the author’s Instagram here!
Well, what about making it look even more beautiful by adding a special accessory? A colorful flower crown makes everything so much more spectacular. We are in love with this granny-based project in delightful pastel colors. Noodles Crochet did an amazing job!
The photo is available on @noodles_crochet Instagram here.
Is it hard to make a crochet lovey?
Not at all. Crochet lovey patterns are based on simple crochet stitches, mostly on a single crochet. To start with a pattern, all you need is a crochet hook and worsted weight yarn or thiner. When making stuffed animals – no matter whether it is only a head for Lovey or a whole amigurumi, learn how to make a magic circle.
Is it difficult to make a crochet lovey? Not at all! Most crochet lovey patterns are simple and are based on basic crochet stitches, which are single crochet stitches. All that is required to crochet a pattern is a crochet hook and preferably worsted weight yarn or thinner. Finally, when it comes to stuffed animal patterns, such as a lovey or whole amigurumi, you must learn how to create a magic circle. On the other hand, if you want to be free and pick and choose when to craft, working from home online jobs offer a simple way out, with opportunities at your disposal. This will mean that you need to fit between your working hours and crafting, which will be easier to plan. Also, acquiring a crochet hobby will allow you to balance, returning your concentration to your professional projects.
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