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‎05-22-2025 07:46 PM
Going to a good yarn store is a great idea. They are always helpful and sometimes have classes. Where I live there are classes at the local library and several of them each week. The women that attend these classes for the most part are excellent and experienced and very willing to help with any projects. Try your local Library, even once you have your project it's a lot of fun.
‎05-22-2025 08:16 PM
@Kachina624 wrote:@Goodie2shoes. Ask @Alratiba. She's an expert.
I know @ALRATIBA is an expert knitter, but does she also crochet?
I agree that having the support of a class is more likely to make you successful in crocheting these baby things. Start with a blanket and see how it goes. A little sweater is a lot more complicated but with some support you might be able to do it.
‎05-22-2025 08:50 PM
Thanks everyone for your advice. I found a couple of patterns online and I'm going to look at youtube which was one suggestion. I'm going to try and post the outfit once completed ![]()
‎05-22-2025 08:54 PM
No, I don't crochet, I did knit at one point and loved it. I wish I knew how. My granddaughter crochets a storm. But I have to tell you. The little dress, booties and het will be a hit. What a treasure. If I crochet, I would make me a shawl poncho, and a bed spread. And a beanie.
KACHINA is correct ask the poster she mentioned, she's always making great things!!!
‎05-22-2025 11:02 PM
Crocheting hat and dress requires advanced skills so maybe plan on making a beautiful blanket.
You could find out mom's color scheme and go from there.
You're probably thinking heirlooms with the outfits but not sure today's mom's preserve that kind of stuff any longer.
‎05-23-2025 07:15 AM
@Goodie2shoes What do you mean by you "crochet a little"?
What have you made?
I've made everything but I couldn't begin to tell you about any patterns because I don't know your skill level.
I agree going to a yarn shop for advice from seasoned crafters is the best way but even then it sounds as though you need more instruction for such an ambitious project.
A blanket is your best bet.
While it's your business if you want the baby to come home wearing what you made I also had everything selected. I think it's a tad overstepping but you do you.
Did you make anything for the grandsons?
A healthy mom and baby is my wish.Good luck.
‎05-23-2025 11:59 AM
@ Cakers3 wrote:
What do you mean by you "crochet a little"?
What have you made
I crocheted a bunny ear hat for my grandson when he was a baby and my daughter loved it. it was very simple and I have also crocheted a baby blanket. I'm trying to grow my talent by doing a more involved project and I have no doubt that my daughter will welcome and love what I make for my first granddaughter. If she decides she does not want the baby to wear the outfit home I have no problem with that, the baby is the blessing.
‎05-23-2025 03:49 PM
I picked crochet back up when my grandkids started coming 7 years ago. I made 2 baby blankets for each grandchild and they are still sitting in the closet in a bag. They never got used but it was the thought that counts.
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