If you haven’t already, it’s time to start planning your holiday crafting – including things for the littlest guests! It’s also time to put together everyone’s outfits for holiday photo ops and cards. So to help you craft your must make for baby list, here are 11 Free Holiday Baby Crochet Patterns!
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Free Holiday Baby Crochet Patterns
(Click on the name of the pattern, in blue, to go to the pattern page!)
- Infant Santa Suit & Hat by Kim Guzman, on Red Heart: In sizes for 3 – 12 mths, for the perfect Santa Baby!
- Elfin Baby Booties by JoAnn Moser, on DIY Maven: Size 0-6 months, these whip up super fast!
- Rudolph the Reindeer Hat by Sarah Zimmerman, on Repeat Crafter Me: In sizes newborn to adult, the whole family can join in! UPDATE 11/12/13: Now with crochet options for the eyes and antlers, found HERE!
- Santa Baby Booties by Bernat Design Studio: In size 6-12 months, the perfect excuse to buy some of that sparkly holiday yarn!
- Santa Hat by TuTu Chic Boutique, on Ravelry: Sizes newborn to adult, I love the yarn texture combo here!
- Chunky Christmas Bonnet by Myshelle Cole, on Mamma That Makes: In sizes 0-3, and 3-6 months, this is too sweet! And warm too I bet!
- Snowman Baby Bib by Jocelyn Sass, on HGTV.com: One size to protect all those fab new holiday outfits!
- Snowman Earflap Baby Hat and Matching Booties by Erica Jackofsky (Fiddle Knits), on About.com: Two patterns for one great set! The booties are offered in size 3-6 mths and 6-12 mnths, while the hat is available in Preemie, Baby, and Toddler.
- Santa Mouse Hat by Christine (My Sweet Potato 3), on SAHM of Etsy: Includes instructions for newborn size, as well as instructions on upsizing! Too precious!
- Holly and Snow Headband by HappyBerry: Designed for 16″-19″ head circumference (6-18 mnths), this is a beautiful finishing touch for any snow princess.
Do you have a little one in your life you’re crocheting for this season? Have a favorite holiday baby crochet pattern you’d like to share? I also love this Christmas Grinch Hat pattern by 7one7designs, available for sale on Craftsy! That smile is just dead on!
Marrie
Yay!,..first to comment..HURRAY!…:P
Destiny
I love this blog. I found a post from last year with the picture of a super cute little christmas tree ornament but the link is broken. Here is the bit of the post: Little Christmas Tree by Iga Pączek, on Tako-san: These are adorable and take just 40 yards of yarn! A great way to spread some cheer and stash bust those odds and ends!crochet gifts last minute crochet gift patterns free fast crochet patterns
Read more at https://www.mooglyblog.com/last-minute-crochet-gifts-30-free-patterns/#QsOeRAWosUOYJFXh.99
Any hope you have the pattern on a different link or did any one here copy it down? I’m really hoping to make these for gifts for my church group. Thanks1
Tamara Kelly
Sorry about that Destiny, they must have changed the URL! I found and replaced it with the correct one. I’ll put it here for you too: http://takosan.pl/en/little-christmas-tree/ 🙂
Destiny
Fantastic!! Thank you so much. You have made my evening, this is so wonderful. And thank you so much for your prompt response. You are awesome!
Tamara Kelly
😀 You are very welcome!
Alyss
Ack!!! I love – no I spelled that wrong – LOOOOOVE that Santa suit! Just make it with fuzzy white yarn and it would be PERFECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And the Grinch? I will definitely be making! I also like rudoloph… and all of the others! Another great round-up!
Alyss
Looking back on this comment, it is full of exclamations :). I never realized I could be so excited! Just goes to show how much I love crocheting ;). (And see, I added another here :D)
Tamara Kelly
😀 Thanks so much Alyss!
frances tellis
love all the patterns
caroL
At the top, it says the patterns are free, but when I click on them, they cost. I’m confused. If there is a different link to get the patterns for free, please let me know. THANKS!!!
Tamara Kelly
This roundup is almost 2 years old, some of the designers may well have started charging for patterns that were free when this post was written.
noemicrochet
I love your blog, useful arictles!
Tamara Kelly
Thank you!