27+ Free Crochet Baby Patterns - Cute Baby Items to Crochet

If someone you know is expecting a Spring baby, this super cute baby romper in a pastel color will make such a precious gift. Even if you’re just a beginner at crocheting, you will be able to create this little cutie, as it’s a basic starter pattern with simple & limited sewing and stitching required. With cute, appliqued add-ons, this will look even cuter, you can make it in different dimensions, but those shared in the pattern should fit a 6-9-month-old sweetheart. Patterns from Repeat Crafter Me

We love a hat and booties combo, just like we love matching our heels with our handbags. This hat and booties combo is super simple to make, and you need only use the basic crochet stitches so even if you have beginner-level crochet skills, you’ll be fine. Have some faith and some coffee, and crochet away these cuties. Patterns from Pattern Paradise

Adorable little ribbed cuff booties for some sweet little cuties! This pattern makes use of a single kind of crochet stitch and it’s so quick and easy to make, you can totally get this one ready as the cutest little last-minute gift for any little boy in your life. If you are expecting a  little boy soon, you can make a few pairs of these in different colors, and be done in a day or two. Patterns from Crochet 'n' Create

Cute little crochet booties with a high top and some interesting crocodile crochet stitches. Dress up your cutie’s feet with these exciting booties for a theme party or any fun day, but first, learn how to make these by checking out the crochet instructions provided by Love Crafts. Patterns from Love Crafts

If you find little cute booties on a baby angel so adorable that you can’t stop squealing, you might want to check out this easy-to-follow pattern and create a really sweet pair of cuffed booties for a little darling in your life. These will be just the right amount of gentle on her soft baby skin and will look great with any dress. Patterns from Repeat Crafter Me

These charming crochet baby ankle boots would compliment the style of a delightful little baby. You can make these with a cute pattern appliqued to the side or add a nice touch with a big bold button. This pattern is perfect for an evening indoors, with your favorite drink, all geared up to craft a pair of adorable baby booties. It is available in two sizes, and you can try it in different neutral shades. Patterns from Hopeful Honey

A cute little set of matching crochet separates for a little one, is a great gifting choice! This pattern has a lovely, light, and dainty overall look, with a drawstring for both pieces, so it will be a great fit even as your little one grows in length. You can make this sweater and pants set in matching colors or even contrasting colors that go well with each other. Pair it with a matching accessory and maybe make more than one set, because such cuteness shouldn’t be limited. Patterns from Sisters, Miles Apart, Close at Heart

Cute crochet diaper covers are the perfect crochet crafts to try during the summer heat when your baby doesn’t feel comfortable with too much wrapping going on, and you want them to look cute in minimal yet put together outfits. With this fun baby bloomer, your baby’s diaper won’t show, and paired with a matching hat, they will look pretty dressed up yet they won’t be bundled up and will be feeling cool at the same time. Patterns from Sweet Everly B

The perfect crochet pants for your little mister smartypants, that would brighten up any simple shirt and his day. Pair these up with some cute little booties and a hat or sunglasses and he will be ready for a magazine shoot. Pants like these are so comfortable yet so versatile. You can dress your baby up or keep a casual look with the right combination of other wearables, either way, you will experience sheer joy watching him wear your creation. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Such a sweet little dress for a small cutie, to wear to a party or for a family portrait. The tight stitch in the pattern gives it a knit-like finishing, and the little gathered-up puffy sleeves and bobbles make it even more adorable. This pattern with super easy to understand and implement stitches and a contrasting belt to embellish the design will give tough competition to any store-bought baby dress. Patterns from Crochet Kim

What a pretty-looking sweater for an adorable little girl to layer over her party dress. This crochet pattern is a bit difficult though, so it’s not the right project to start with if you’re new to the art of crochet. However, you can come back around to it once you’ve mastered crochet a bit. Patterns from Lacy Crochet

This cute little baby bonnet pattern is so easy to make, it comes in multiple sizing options, it has a modern design and gender-neutral tones, so this could be your new go-to baby shower gift. This little accessory will make an endearing present for a little sweetheart, and it’s perfect for their day outdoors or a family portrait. You can always applique a little crochet flower or a creature to one side, to add to the fun. Patterns from Make & Do Crew

Colorful and bright baby sweaters look super cute on little sweethearts, but then what doesn’t. If you’re bookmarking sweater patterns for this year’s winters for your little one, do add this lovely parrot green, Tuscany yellow, and magenta sweater to her wardrobe. This pattern is available in three different sizes ranging from a newborn’s size to a year old’s size, so make this, and pair it with a cute little denim skirt and pumps, and keep your camera ready to preserve the memory of your princess wearing this. Patterns from Moogly

Such class in something so little! I’m shook! This little sweater is such a modern and minimal piece for a very stylish baby. The collar is so detailed, and the sweater seems really cozy. Also, the pattern is so easy to re-create, as it is almost entirely made in half treble stitches, so you can just sit back and whip up a bunch of these lovely sweaters in similar shades of the subtle grey shown here, or in other options of neutral colors. Baby Patterns from Han Jan Crochet

This lovely candy corn costume pattern is so simple to create that you can have it ready in merely a few hours, so if your little one is in need of this costume, just put them down for a nice long nap, while you jump into creation mode. You can pair this up with a long sleeve inner, on a colder day. Also, you can try this pattern in any color of your choice and to make it appropriate for the current season. Patterns from Ball Hank n' Skein

What a delightfully cute pattern for a little naughty one! I love creature & figures inspired baby patterns. They are so fun to create and look super cute when worn by the little munchies. This hat pattern makes use of both warm and cool tones beautifully, it will sit a bit low on the baby’s head and will cover their forehead, so it’s perfect for the colder days. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Creature wearables are the most adorable! I still keep at least one creature crochet wearable for myself. Little bunnies, cats, and bears look so adorable when stitched up as sweaters or caps. Also, crochet creature wearables make endearing gifts for little ones. You can always embroider, or applique fabric eyes and they will look just as great if you want to avoid the choking hazard of using buttons. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Animal hats are the kings of all baby hats! Not only do they look really cute, but animals are mostly very popular with toddlers, either due to the cartoons they watch or the pet they have at home. You can always introduce your little precious to an animal through a bedtime storybook or an anime before you whip up the same creature as a wearable for them. The catch is, making them take off this exciting new wearable might become quite a task. Patterns from Lovable Loops

Bibs are absolutely essential for little babies, whether or not they have yet started their solids. Also, adding a dressy bib to any outfit can make your little girl enjoy princess feels. Follow the instructions in the link to crochet this cute little star-shaped bib and applique a crown/tiara on it. Try this pattern in ombre tones as well, to create another pretty bib. Patterns from Yarnspirations

The perfect crochet sweater for your little boy! Little boys, more often than not, become a fan of all things speedy and powerful, be it jets or creatures. Your little toddler will feel super confident and really happy wearing this, so you might want to give this pattern a try. Follow the link for complete instructions to make this sweet sweater. Patterns from – Yarnspirations

Adorable little jackets with hoods look so sweet on a little one, and they are just so practical especially when it is extra cold outside, and the baby could do with an additional layer over his beanie. The detailing with buttons and creature applique make it so much more fun to wear, and it would be a perfect wearable for gifting. Patterns from Crochet 'n' Create

Ooh, a sly fox hat! We all have had that phase in our childhood (and I know a few people who never really outgrew it) when we want to wear creature wearables and have those made on pretty much everything we own. Therefore, if you know a little one who enjoys woodland and wildlife stories, they may be ecstatic to receive this hat crocheted by you. Patterns from Love Crafts

Such a smart look with this beautiful placket sweater! Your baby boy will look all grown up yet playful with this vibrant sweater paired with khakis or even shorts. The collar will make him seem older and so dressed up, while the fun button details and bee motif applique are so appropriate for a toddler. You can add motifs and buttons of your kiddo’s choice so he can truly own the look. Patterns from Crochet 'n' Create

Learn how to make this exciting, 3-D lovey for your little love, by following the guidelines in this pattern. You will enjoy working on this as it’s a fun pattern. You can play around with colors, maybe even try some shades of the night sky, for the base, as it would make total sense underneath the owl. The eyes are crocheted as well, so you don’t have to worry about those being a choking hazard. Patterns from Love Crafts

The galaxy swirl blanket is so fun to make and use alike. It would look so perfect in a galaxy-themed nursery. However, you don’t have to restrict this to just a baby. A toddler would love it even more. You can just add more rounds to the pattern, to increase the size. That said, this blanket is a total must-try, I know I will. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Sweeeeeet! Beware, this pattern is all geared up to steal your heart away with the ultimate cuteness! Now we know just how adorable AND practical a snuggle sack can be with little ones, but this pattern is a total winner that takes comfort and cuteness to a higher level. You have got to try it, just get your supplies ready and let the link walk you through all that you need to know. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Make your little boy happy with this cheerful lovey. This is such a cool crochet pattern to try out, and it is definitely going to make your baby swoon and want to cuddle with it right away. Follow the blog for complete guidelines to get this done right, and enjoy the look of joy on your baby’s face as he carries it around the house. Patterns from Love Crafts

There is something about sheep that makes them so pure-looking and the epitome of utter elegance. Just the right creature to be whipped up on your baby’s blanket and crochet wearables. The crochet sheep baby blanket would go great with a cloud-themed nursery too, and it just might become your angel’s security blanket. Patterns from Daisy Farm Crafts

Be still my heart! Kudos to the crochet community for always rising standards with every next project. This adorable caterpillar snuggle sack is so personal and endearing, that your little baby boy wouldn’t want to grow out of it and become the stunning and confident butterfly that he’s bound to become one day. It’s safe to say that if you want your tiny tot happily tucked in, with this crochet snuggle sack he won’t be complaining. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Who doesn’t love pom poms, also tell me why? I cannot wrap my head around the idea of someone not adoring pom poms. If you are crazy about pom pom goodness, just like I am, you need to bookmark this gorgeous baby blanket pattern right away and stock on all the needed supplies, because girl, this sweet blanket is epic. Patterns from Daisy Farm Crafts