DIY Crochet Baby Beanie Hat

Who doesn't like getting baby crochet beanie as gifts for their newborns? These garments are fun and stylish, plus, they keep your child's head warm and cushioned. To be honest, hospitals around the world that utilize baby hats use a beanie (to my knowledge anyways) - various sizes for various sizes of babies. Beanies are economical to make and take very little time and effort.

If you are looking for a fancy hat or a designer hat, keep in mind that you may have to find a size chart for the size of a baby's head and pray that this baby is made to fit those measurements - most babies are not made to those specifications - paper is different from real life!

Sizes of baby's heads are noted on patterns, but will your babies' head match the sizes you are looking at and what will you do if the head is not a standard size?

If you want to crochet this same baby hat, what level of crocheting have you achieved? Have you given any thought at all to this last question or are you going to rush in and do this no matter what?

You have to consider the material that's used. Babies have sensitive skin and they are prone to breaking out when exposed to chemicals from synthetic fibers. Their heads are also quite supple. They need room to grow and breathe. Considering all of this, get a cap that is made out of cotton or acrylic, as these kinds of cloth provide enough elasticity to accommodate a child's developing head. Plus, these fabrics are soft enough to provide warmth and comfort. Another advantage with cotton or acrylic fabrics is that they are easy to maintain. Wool is also elastic, but it has a reputation for being a skin irritant. There are those that are dowsed with chemicals, like the "super wash" wool, which makes these hats more washing machine-friendly, however, it, in turn, could harm your child.

Another thing you must factor in when making crocheted beanie is the color. You'd like your child to be fashionable. But, you should also consider how something stimulates your baby or affects his or her mood. Children are receptive to the colors black, white and red. Yellow is a great alternative, however, there have been studies and reports saying that the color yellow is linked to crying. Therefore, it is advised for children not to be exposed to really bright and really dull hues. So, you have to pick a color that is vibrant, yet toned down. Most would turn to pastel colors, but there's no harm in exploring purple or teal.

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