20 Free Patterns for Crocheted Baby Cocoons
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Looking for a cute photo prop for your newborn or a warm, cuddly sack to wrap your little one in? This roundup shares a variety of free baby cocoon crochet patterns you can explore. Some are designed just for photos, while others are made to be cozier and safer for everyday use — so be sure to check before you choose.

20 Free Crochet Patterns for Baby Cocoons
Inside this collection you’ll find creative designs like the Cocoon Flower Prop, Mermaid Cocoon, Ribbed Baby Cocoon, Pumpkin Cutie Pie Newborn Set, and more. Each pattern offers its own unique look, making it easy to find something that suits your style and your needs.
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30 Free Crochet Lovey Patterns
- Just Peachie Cocoon Set by Maria Bittner at Red Heart
- Amazing Grace Baby Cocoon by Elena Hunt
- Sunshine & Shells Baby Cocoon and Hat Set by Elena Hunt
- Circus Love Baby Cocoon by Kim Guzman
- Simple Swaddle Sack by Janaya Chouinard
- Snuggle Cuddle Cocoon by Myshelle Cole
- Mystic Mermaid Cocoon by B.hooked Crochet
- Patriotic Baby Cocoon & Hat Crochet Pattern by Salena Baca at Red Heart
- Button-Up Baby Cocoon and Hat by Susan Badgley at Red Heart
- Cuddly Cocoon by Kristine Mullen adapted by Trish Warrick at Red Heart
- 3 Button Baby Owl Cocoon & Hat by Rachael Whitton Stegmoyer
- Crocodile Stitch Newborn Baby Cocoon by Laura Tegg
- Cosy Toes Sleep Sack by Lisa Wears
- Caterpillar Cocoon & Hat Prop Set Crochet Pattern by Posh Patterns
- Suzie’s Ripple Sleep Sack and Cap by Suzetta Williams
- Baby Cocoon and Hat by Cyprianne Nolan
- Spring Flower Newborn Cocoon by Karen Vaughn
- Cabled Baby Cocoon by Jessica Dayon
- Capullo o cocoon y gorrito en waffle crochet by Esperanza Rosas (Spanish)
- Newborn Swaddle Sack by Briana K Designs
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Crocheting a baby cocoon is a sweet way to create something special for your little one or as a thoughtful handmade gift. With so many free patterns to choose from, you can pick the style and stitches you love most. I hope you find the perfect design to make — happy crocheting!
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Hi Ruth, That’s my Darkness Blanket. It’s a free pattern and here’s the link to my post: https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/darkness-blanket-pattern/ Best wishes, Rhondda
What is the pattern that’s toward the bottom of the page to the right of “sign me up”. It looks like a blanket with beautiful stitches and a ribbed border. I’d love to make that one.