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Hola, le traigo una encantadora  manta de apego para bebés con forma de adorables moustros amigurumis. Pertenece a la web: http://www.repeatcrafterme.com Espero les guste.

Back in March when I was knee deep in monster birthday party planning, I came across fleece fabric at JoAnn’s that had little monsters on it. I had no idea what I was going to do with it, but I went ahead and purchased 2 yards of it anyway. And its been sitting on my craft shelf ever since. When I found out this weeks One Crafty Contest material was fabric, I knew it was time to put the monster fleece to use! I don’t own a sewing machine nor do I know how to sew – Yes, there is something I can’t do ) But I had recently learned how to crochet around fleece for the Project Linus Blanket Drive. I thought a blanket was too boring, but a monster lovely would be perfect!

First I cut a 10.5 x 12 piece of the fleece fabric. I created holes to crochet through with a skip stitch blade and a ruler as a guide. Holes should be made about a 1/2 inch from the edge. It is also helpful to cut the corners into rounded corners so it will lay down flat when you crochet the edge.

I purchase my skip stitch blade from the Project Linus website and you will need a Fiskars 45mm Contour Rotary Cutter which I purchased from Amazon.

Here is the crochet pattern I came up. Remember that when following the patterns below, you can easily adapt them to make the head and limbs bigger by increasing the chain length and row length. Feel free to use this as a loose guide.

Materials:
- Worsted weight yarn
- Size H (5.0) crochet hook
- Tapestry Needle
- Black Buttons

Head:
Chain 17,
SC in second chain from hook, and in the next 16.
SC along other side of chain (17 SC)
Working in rounds, SC 16, 2 SC in next stitch, SC 16, 2 SC in next.
Continue SC around for 11 more rounds (SC 35), Leave a long tail
Sew on eyes, ears, teeth, etc before stuffing lightly with Poly-Fil and sewing shut.

Arms (make 2):
Chain 5,
SC in second chain from hook and in next 3
Sc along other side of chain (4SC)
Working in rounds, 2 SC in first SC, SC in next 3, 2 SC in next stitch,
SC 50, leave a long tail
Stuff with a small amount of polyfil and sew shut.
Leave the rest of the tail for sewing onto blanket

Feet (make 2):
Chain 5,

Eye:
Note: This is for the single large eye. For smaller eyes, start with less SC in your magic ring
With color #1:
Magic Ring, chain 1
6 SC in magic ring, pull tight and join, chain 1
2 SC in same stitch and in each stitch around (12 SC)
Join with white and chain 1
2 Sc in same stitch and in each around (24 SC)
Join, fasten off leaving long tail to sew on.
You can use a black button for the pupil or for smaller eyes, use 12mm Solid Black Eyes

Teeth:
Chain4,
Slip Stitch in 2nd chain from hook, SC in next, HDC in next
Leave long tail for sewing on.

Horns:
Magic Ring, chain 1
3 SC in magic ring, do not join and continue to work in rounds
2 SC in next 3 (6 SC)
2 SC in next, 1 SC in next, 2 SC, 1 SC, 2 SC, 1 SC (9 SC)
SC in next 9 (9 SC)
Fasten off leaving long tail to sew onto head
Tip: If you leave a long tail when starting your Magic ring, you can use it to stuff the horn.

Please Note: This pattern uses buttons and has small parts which could potentially become choking hazards if they come off. Please use caution if making this for a baby or if giving to a baby. If I was to make this for an infant, I would not use buttons and use black yarn instead.

Here are my little monsters snuggling with their new lovey blankets )

Vean este tutorial super completo de escarpines para bebés que simulan ser zapatillas Converse.

Click en el siguiente link para su descarga gratuita en PDF: http://www.crochetparabebes.com/downloadscrochetparabebes/Crocheted_Baby_Converse.pdf

Un tutorial muy simple y paso a paso para crear un portachupete a crochet. Pertenece a la web: Little Abby

Rnd 1: 3 sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 29 chains, 2 sc in last chain

ch 20, 2 sc in the same st, now working on the opposite side, sc in next 29 sts, join with a sl st.  Fasten off, leaving a long tail to sew the suspender clip on.

Trim:

Rnd 1: Turn your work wrong side up and join with a sl st near where you just fastened off.  Sl st around the entire edge of your project.  When you get to your ch 20 loop, sl st in each of your 20 chains.  Join with a sl st in your first sl st, fasten off.

 Sew the suspender clip on.

Weave in your loose ends, and you are finished! If you are making a pacifier clip for a girl, make a matching crochet flower to sew on
Enjoy!!

Quieres saber cómo hacer un portachupetes de bebé? Aquí tienes una explicación completa y con un lindo diseño de la web http://www.busyinbrooklyn.com

This crochet project is super easy and perfect for beginners. You can use any yarn scraps you have lying around as well.

Supplies:

size f hook worsted weight yarn in 2 colors Tapestry needle pacifier clip (available on Etsy) buttons or other decorative accents

How to:

Crochet a chain of 30 stitches. Single crochet (sc) in each stitch across. Repeat until you have reached exactly the width of the loop of your pacifier clip (should be 4-5 rows). With a contrasting color, slip stitch all around and weave in the ends with a tapestry needle.

Pull the top of the crocheted strip through the loop of the pacifier clip and fold over. Sew the folded edge down with a tapestry needle.

To form the loop that holds the pacifier clip, crochet a chain of about 18 stitches. Slip stitch through each stitch to reinforce the chain. With a tapestry needle and some strap yarn, attach the chain to the ends of the strip you made earlier, forming a loop (or you can just continue to crochet into it and secure together with a chain or two).

Decorate the top of the pacifier clip with a button, applique or decoration of choice (that complements the colors of your yarn).

To attach the pacifier to the crocheted loop, pull the loop through the pacifier ring and pull the opposite end of the pacifier clip around the ring and through the loop. Pull to tighten.

Este tutorial fue enviado por Veri al sitio web http://www.lasmanualidades.com y explica como hacer un gorrito para bebés con simpaticas orejitas estilo osito. Espero que les guste.

La colaboración del día de hoy me tiene completamente enamorada. Veri es quien comparte sus conocimientos con nosotros y en esta oportunidad nos enseña a crear un gorrito con orejitas para bebé. Si te gusta el crochet o si hace tiempo quieres empezar este proyecto es una excusa perfecta.

Veri nos cuenta el paso a paso y comparte su resultado con nosotros. A mí me ha gustado tanto la idea que además agrego una selección de imágenes con distintos gorros con orejitas para bebés. Son completamente adorables y no deberías perdértelos. ¡Descúbrelos ya mismo!

Materiales:

- 1 madeja de lana para bebe (color que deseen) – restos de otra lana fina (la que deseen) – aguja para crochet 00

Instrucciones:

Para el gorro:

1) Realizar punto cadena hasta poder lograr un círculo de 10/12 cm (para recién nacido) cerrar el circulo. 2) Realizar sobre esa cadena 1° 2° 3° y 4° vuelta en vareta, tejiendo dos varetas en el mismo punto cada tres puntos (vareta: lazada, pasar la aguja por el punto, sacar lazada, otra lazada, pasar la aguja por tres de los puntos en la aguja, hacer nuevamente una lazada y sacar todo). 3) Para la 5° y 6° vuelta tejer vareta, sin agregar puntos. 4) Para la 7° vuelta tejer vareta, salteándose un punto cada tres. 5) Para la 8° vuelta: se teje vareta salteando un punto cada dos. Seguir así hasta cerrar el gorrito. Luego agregamos a la base del gorrito otra vuelta de vareta con la otra lana. Yo usé una blanca clásica para el gorro y para la base y orejitas una con un hilo sedificado.

Para las orejitas:

Tejer una cadena hasta lograr el doble del tamaño que deseamos para las mismas, cerrar y rellenar con vareta y coser al gorro.

Otras fotografías de gorritos con orejitas para bebé: