Congratulations, it’s a GIRL!

Some people wait to hear this news all their lives! Couples who are still trying for a child and haven’t heard the good news yet know the value of a child.

But if you’re one of those fortunate couples who are blessed with a little darling, make sure to celebrate the newcomer’s arrival the right way. The classic way is to shower your new baby girl with plenty of gifts

And when it comes to heartfelt gifts, no store-bought gifts can beat something that’s handmade. A knitted beanie cares for your baby with comfort and love. Since newborns have sensitive heads, they need a beanie covering their head all the time. What’s better than making something that they wear every day? Here are some beanie ideas.

Beanie With a Bow

There are numerous patterns of knitting that you can use while making a beanie for your baby. While a herringbone stitch is more common, there’s no rule stating that says that you can’t experiment with other, new patterns. In fact it’s more fun to try a pattern that’s more decorative when you’re not going to add more embellishments on the beanie.

If you don’t want to add sequins or play with color combinations, try going with a rib stitch pattern or seed stitch pattern. Once it’s done, all you’ll need is a tiny bow at the crown.

Nothing looks more endearing than a bright pink bow on a pastel pink beanie while your darling is wearing it while sleeping!

Beanie with a Bloom

Do you want to raise your little princess into a diva who was born to rock every style? Try this style of knitting a beanie and you’ll cry happy tears at how cute your baby looks.

Nothing looks more extravagant than a big knitted flower on the side of your baby’s beanie. You also have the creative freedom to use as many colors in your knitting project as you want.

While the same color looks equally good on a beanie, you can also try choosing a brighter shade for the flower to pop out.

Beanie with a Top Knot

This is by far the most classic style of baby hats and definitely the cutest one! Your little buddy can look like a small gift wrapped in their blanket with a beanie on their head. All you need is a knot on the top of the beanie. This design works best when kept simple and sober. However you can choose between the various knitting patterns. A seeded rib stitch pattern will work as well as a simple rib stitch one.

Next, you need to pick a color for your wool. Soft pinks, peach, powder blue and yellow are a few common choices for a newborn. But that doesn’t mean that a bright red won’t complement your baby’s blushing cheeks equally as well.

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