Description
Three little angels to cuddle, all in one pattern — and every face is embroidered, so there are no plastic safety eyes, no buttons and no small parts anywhere. Make a square lovey blanket with the angel at its top edge, a chubby rattle ring wearing a star skirt, or a flat sleeping cuddle cloth with soft knobs for little hands to find. Sweet, safe makes for new babies, christenings, baby showers and first-Christmas keepsakes.
WHAT YOU GET — 3 comforter patterns:
• Comforter 1, Classic Angel Lovey (about 29 cm over head and blanket): a cream square blanket worked in joined half-double rounds with radiating eyelet diagonals and a gold edging round, a stuffed head with an embroidered face and a plain cap, flat leaf wings behind the head, little arms at the top corners, and a gold halo standing on a short stem.
• Comforter 2, Angel Rattle Comforter (about 23 cm, head to star tip): a plump stuffed ring body a baby can grip, a head with a loop-curl hair cap and a stem halo, two round disc wings with gold edging, a plump five-point star skirt in sage with a gold outline, and a rattle ball on a short sewn-fast cord — its gentle knock comes from a smaller crocheted ball stitched inside it, yarn all the way through.
• Comforter 3, Sleeping Angel Cuddle Cloth (about 23 cm): a flat rounded-diamond cloth worked in half-double rows from a stitch-width model, edged in sage, with a shallow sleeping head (eyes embroidered closed, with lashes), a cap with two tiny buns, flat leaf wings and a stuffed cuddle knob at each top corner. No halo on this one — she is sleeping.
BABY SAFETY, BY DESIGN: every face is embroidered with yarn — never swap in safety eyes, buttons, beads or glued parts. The pattern opens with a full safety section: tight stitches, parts sewn on with long woven-in tails, a firm tug test before the comforter goes to a baby, regular checks, and a reminder that comforters are for cuddle time together under current safe-sleep guidance. The rattle cord is short, structural and stitched fast — and the pattern happily lets you leave the rattle ball off.
EVERY COUNT CHECKED: every round and row ends with its stitch count in [brackets], generated from the stitch models and verified before publication. The cuddle cloth includes a full panel chart drawn from the same width model as the written rows, plus wing charts. Per-colour yarn totals are given for each comforter and for the whole pack, in metres, yards, grams and 50 g balls.
SKILL LEVEL: confident beginner and up — single crochet, half double crochet, increasing, decreasing, rounds and rows, slip-stitch edging and simple embroidery, all explained in the pattern.
INSTANT DOWNLOAD: 1 PDF file, 19 pages — the complete pattern with all three comforters, the panel and wing charts, yarn tables, assembly steps and the safety section. Print it or work from a tablet.
YOU WILL NEED: DK (8 ply) cotton in Cream (2 × 50 g balls) and White, Skin Tone, Soft Brown, Wattle Gold and Gum-Leaf Sage (1 ball each) — about 219 m / 240 yd in total; a 4.0 mm hook; washable toy stuffing; a yarn needle; stitch markers; scissors; and a short length of Soft Brown kept aside for the embroidered faces. Gauge: 20 sc × 24 rows = 10 cm.
MORE FROM OUR SHOP: Aussie Macrame Angels Vol 1; Aussie Doll & Friends Crochet Patterns Vol 1; Christmas Gnome Crochet Pattern — and the rest of the Angels crochet program is arriving comforter by comforter, doll by doll.
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