Baby Cozy or Cocoon
Learn how to make a super soft Baby Cozy or Cocoon with these easy-to-follow instructions. Single crochet and double crochet is used for this crochet baby cocoon; it's a great pattern for beginners. Keep baby warm and snugly with this project.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)
Materials:
- Scissors
- Crochet Hook Size “J”
- Yarn Needle and your choice of Baby Yarn
- Project took Four (4) 1.75 ounce skeins Premier Yarn “Babe”.
Stitches Used: Slip Knot, Slip Stitch, Chain, Single Crochet and Double Crochet
Slip knot onto Hook
Chain 4 – Join to from ring using slip stitch through 1st Chain
1st Round: Chain 3, 11 Double Crochet INSIDE ring, Join with slip stitch (12 Double Crochet Stitches)
2nd Round: Chain 3, 1 Double Crochet in first Double Crochet. 2 Double Crochet in each Double Crochet around (24 Double Crochet Stitches), Join with slip stitch.
3rd Round: Chain 3, 1 Double Crochet in first Double Crochet, *1 Double Crochet in next 2 Double Crochet, 2 Double Crochet in next Double Crochet. Repeat Pattern from * to end. Join with Slip Stich (32 Stitches)
4th Round: Chain 3, 1 Double Crochet in same Stitch. *1 Double Crochet in next 3 Double Crochet, 2 Double Crochet in next Double Crochet. Repeat Pattern * all around, Join (40 Stitches)
5th Round: Chain 1, Single Crochet in same stitch, Chain 1. *1 Single Crochet in next Double Crochet, Chain 1. Repeat Pattern * all around, Join. (80 stitches)
Note: Stitch Marker can be placed at end to assist with conformity.
6th Round: Chain 1, 1 Single Crochet in same stitch, * Chain 1, Skip next Single Crochet and Single Crochet in the next Chain 1 space. Repeat Pattern * around. Join
Repeat Round 6 until the body of the Cozy measures 24 inches (or length of your choice)
Finish off by knotting and burying ends with yarn needle. Bury any ends made by connecting skeins together.
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fiftyonefiftycs 19 81751
Mar 29, 2018
Are you joining in the chain one or in the top of the first sc?
Member 1069802
Aug 02, 2016
I think I am following the pattern but this seems to be shaping round. Am I on the right track with this? I have 11-12 rows done.
AFC Editor Julia
Aug 02, 2016
Hi there, I would suggest you post your question on our Facebook wall (facebook.com/allfreecrochet) to see if any of our many friendly followers can help you out! :) Thanks, Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet
flosslady 3805171
Jul 05, 2016
What a great pattern!! It is super easy and comes comes together quickly. It is actually what I was looking for in making donated cozies for the Ronald McDonald House. 3
nheitz 3044089
May 04, 2012
I recently made this baby cocoon. I enjoyed making it but did not like the finished look so I did a ruffle around it and it really set if off. I ended up making two for my upcoming granddaughter!
TheCrochetLady
Jan 19, 2012
This project needs a much better finish than just tying a knot and weaving in the short end that was is left. I suggest a round of reverse single crochet stitches then leaving a longer tail of about 8 inches to weave in. Part of the tail can be woven into the reverse single crochet stitches. The longer length will help it to not come undone during use and laundering.
onlybygod 8789356
Feb 23, 2012
A reverse SC would look nice for the finish. But remember - this pattern is specified as a BEGINNER pattern. Most Beginners do not know how to do the Reverse SC. :)
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