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Free pattern – Baby Shoes

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baby shoes free crochet pattern

Baby shoes or Baby booties are one of those adorable little projects you start with such joy, love and anticipation. Not anticipation of a new baby but anticipation of if the Baby booties will come out correctly. I once knitted one bootie perfect and the second one would have fit a 5 year old. I only kept going cause it was so silly and crazy that I had to complete it just for the laugh.

Having said ALL that, this pattern is sure to be easy as it’s created out of frustration and almost crazy free.

Free Crochet Pattern – Baby Booties

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Better World Dress – Free Crochet Pattern

The dress everyone’s crocheting right now — and I totally get why.

Let me just say — I don’t often fall head over heels for a crochet dress, but the Better World Dress had me at hello. It’s sweet, simple, and has that effortlessly cool vibe that makes it perfect for everything from brunch with the girls to barefoot beach walks. And yes, it’s trending like crazy on Ravelry right now — and for good reason!

Designed by Jenny & Teddy (whose patterns I’ve always found approachable and flattering), this dress is light, lacy, and has just the right touch of feminine charm without being over the top. It’s worked in one piece from the top down — hallelujah — with no complicated shaping, and the best part? No zippers. No buttons. Just a relaxed, pull-on style that’s easy to wear and even easier to make.

It gives me real boho sunshine goddess energy. You know — like something you’d pack for a music festival or holiday, even if your real-life plans involve backyard barbecues and farmers’ markets.

This one is a solid beginner-friendly make. If you can chain, single crochet, and double crochet, you’re in. The stitch pattern is easy to memorize (hello, meditative TV crochet), and there’s nothing in here that will make your brain hurt.

Jenny’s patterns are also famously well-written, with step-by-step photos and clear sizing guidance. And let’s be honest — when a pattern looks this good and doesn’t come with headaches? That’s gold.

The original uses a soft, drapey cotton blend — ideal for hot weather. Think DK or light worsted in breathable fibres. I’ve seen it made in natural shades like ecru and sand, but also in rich jewel tones that give it a totally different, dressier feel. You can really play with the vibe here — casual beach cover-up or dressy night-out? Totally up to you.

It’s a loose, flowy fit with a cinch-able waist (you can add a tie or even a belt if you like), and it’s very size-inclusive. The A-line shape makes it breezy around the hips and thighs, and the top is simple enough to layer over a swimsuit or tank.

It’s honestly the kind of piece you’ll keep reaching for all summer — or layer over tights and a long-sleeve when it cools down. And yes, it looks AMAZING on every body I’ve seen it on so far.