This pattern was developed for and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Laura Pavy.

This pattern was developed for and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Laura Pavy.

This little pattern set includes a tiny kimono that buttons on one side and ties with and i-cord at the other. Designed for very early babies, too fragile for this world, the sleeve openings are loose for easy dressing and the wrap style makes it easy to lay baby in.

This pattern was developed for and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Myshelle Cole of Mamma That Makes https://www.facebook.com/MammaThatMakes

This pattern was developed for and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Myshelle Cole of Mamma That Makes https://www.facebook.com/MammaThatMakes

This pattern was developed and doanted to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Myshelle Cole at Mamma That Makes https://www.facebook.com/MammaThatMakes

This pattern was developed and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Joy Boath of Skilly Skally Designs.

This pattern was developed and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Myshelle Cole of Mamma That Makes https://www.facebook.com/MammaThatMakes

This beanie will fit a baby at 16-18 week gestation.

This pattern was developed and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Megan Roberts.

Designed to compliment a donation of Tiny Bear beanies. :) It can of course be made in many other colours.

This pattern was developed and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Laura Pavy.

This pattern was kindly donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Myshelle Cole @Mumma that Makes

This pattern was developed for and donated to Little Angels Memory Boxes by Megan Roberts. Thank you Megan!

This pattern can be used for any sized person….

Guage is not important as you can use different yarn and smaller/larger hooks for different sized beanies.

Guage is not important.

Gauge is not important. Smaller hooks will create a smaller beanie, larger hooks and 4 ply yarn will create a slightly larger beanie.

Guage is not important as fine yarn and a smaller hook will make a smaller beanie, heavier yarn and a larger hook will make a larger beanie.

Gauge is not important as you can use different yarn and smaller/larger hooks for different sized beanies.