In the early days of winter, I started making baby hats for Bella’s Babies.
Their goal is to “Send every baby born at Southside Hospital home in something warm and cozy. Southside Hospital is located in Bay Shore on Long Island. They deliver about 200 babies a month. Most of the families who have babies there have nothing to bring their babies home in.”
This quarter, I had high hopes for making a granny square blanket, but it just didn’t happen. Somehow, other projects kept getting in the way. This seems to happen often. I really have no idea how, very puzzling!
I used a different pattern this time. Since it will be winter for these new babies, these hats are a little warmer than the last ones.
I hope the babies like them. I know very little about babies and their particular tastes. Moo thought they were pretty though. 🙂
The pattern was from Cute and Easy Crocheted Baby Clothes by Nicki Trench (and I added pom poms, of course)! The yarn is Stylecraft Special DK.
too sweet for words!
Thankyou! x
Gorgeous little hats. Lucky babies.
Thankyou! x
Those hats are adorable!! I love the colors and the Pom poms! Hugz Lisa and Bear
Thanks so much. Yes, I too love a pom pom or three! 😀
They’re just gorgeous, I’m sure the babies will love them!
Thanks so much! 😀
the pompom touch make the hats more gorgeous!!!!!
xxxx Ale
Thanks so much Ale! I just can’t imagine a baby hat without a pom pom to be honest.
They are so cute, what lucky babies!
Thanks so much! x
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The hats are adorable. Is it possible to get the pattern. I have a grandson due in April and would love one to make for him. Thank you.
Hello! I’m so glad you like them. The pattern was from “Cute and Easy Crocheted Baby Clothes” by Nicki Trench. You might be able to find it online somewhere, but I borrowed it from the library so I don’t currently have a copy.
Thanks for the reply. I will try to find the book.
I purchased the Niki Trench book, but the hat pattern is not there. What I like about your hats is the rolled cuff. Do you remember how you did that. I have looked on Pinterest but cannot find another one. Thank you.