Angel baby crochet

In this thoughtful article, we pull together some beautiful ideas and patterns for crochet bereavement patterns, to show sympathy and empathy.

For the past month, I’ve been working steadily on 15-inch Angel Baby Blankets, managing to get one done over a 2-day-span of time: they are small and make up quickly, but I do have a social life, too, that thankfully keeps me out-of-house most of the daylight hours 😉 I thumbed through 3 of my favorite dog-eared stitch pattern books, and came up with some real nice designs. Most stitch patterns are too wide for such a small project … and the stitch patterns that fit perfectly get boring done…

Burial Wrap ~ Crochet pattern

crocheted burial pouch for tiny babies

Last week I received emails from a woman who had lost her son, Luke, at 22 weeks and was working on making him some clothes. We sent several several emails back and forth. She sent me pictures of the service and the clothing she had made for him and she gave me permission to share some of this with you: Hi Stacy, In all my 43 years of life and 22 years as a mom, I never would have imagined that I would have an angel baby. I find great comfort knowing that I am not alone in this world. We…

Today's new pattern is a small angel baby sleeping bag. You will need 4mm hook and approximately 25g of DK wool. Finished size approximately 4.25" x 6.5" Button holes are optional, the sleeping bag can also be closed with ribbon, but if you use buttons like in the photo, you would make them on rows 2 and 12. Row 1: chain 19, then starting from the 2nd chain from the hook, work 1htc in each stitch to end, ch1 and turn = 18 stitches. Row 2: 1htc in 1st st, ch1, skip 1, 1htc in each stitch to…

Angel Baby Crochet Hats. Free Crochet Pattern in 4 sizes: 26-28 weeks (2-3 pounds), 22-25 weeks (1-2 pounds), 20-22 (10-15 ounces) and 16-20 (4-10 ounces).

I wanted to share the Angel Gowns and hats I make for local hospital. Both are free patterns and quick to do

October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. This list is of several crochet pregnancy keepsake patterns that you can make and gift in remembrance of an Angel Baby.

Ravelry: Angel Wings Photo Prop by Viktoria Gogolak

I love stretchy hats since they can be easily put on and taken off a sweet little angel.I loved them too for even my newborn :) This pattern...

My friend got me started helping with this Angel Baby project. I'm kind of addicted now. I have lots of things to try. Today I made blankets. Here's a tutorial for anyone who is interested. I didn't make up the pattern. I found it HERE but the instructions weren't great so I wrote some out for anyone else you may need/want. I also added instructions for making it larger too. I used the Caron Simply Soft yarn and an F hook for this pattern. This pattern should make a blanket for a 20 week…

Large Size Angel Diaper Pattern Made with Caron simply soft yarn - F hook Large size outfit - typically fits 20-22 week angel babies Estimate number of diapers needed: 35% large, 50% medium, 15% small I downloaded the sewing pattern for the tiny diapers from the Teeny Tears blog and then I crocheted until I had a similar size and shape. Please note that Teeny Tears calls this pattern the small size - for crochet this is going to be the large size. Chain 14 - turn Row 1 - 13 sc - 1 ch - turn…

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I have completed some angel pockets and blanket sets for a local group that distributes them to many hospitals in my area. They ask for them twice a year...

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Fetal Demise Pouch - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Fetal Demise Pouch is constructed from a mitered square with a withered triangle for a pocket. It has a crocheted edge and length of crocheted chain as a tie, (though ribbon can be used instead) baby is inserted, one corner is folded across, then the other and it is tied around.