Big Rigs for Little Kids Crochet Hoodie Patterns: 4 adorable hoodie patterns - fire truck, train engine, school bus, bulldozer

by Lisa Ferrel

Overview

Summer is over, and the weather is getting cooler, so naturally our thoughts turn to the beautiful colors of autumn, football, pumpkin spice, and crisp fall weather. Keep your little one snug and warm with these adorable hoodies designed to look like their favorite vehicles. Boys and girls alike will love wearing these hoodies, and they can double as Halloween costumes that won't need to be covered with a sweater. The hoodies zip in the back, so your little one can't wriggle out.

The purchase of this listing is for 4 crochet patterns with the following details:
Style: School Bus, Train Engine, Bulldozer, and Fire Truck Hoodie Crochet Patterns

Skill Level: Intermediate

Train Engine and Bulldozer patterns include instructions for sizes 2 and 4; Fire Truck pattern includes instructions for sizes 2, 3, and 4; School Bus pattern includes instructions for sizes 2, 4, and 6.
Finished chest measurement will be approximately 23 inches for size 2, 24 inches for size 4, and 25 inches for size 6.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798331414054
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	06/20/2024
Pages:	40
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.08(d)

About the Author

Lisa Ferrel is a passionate and talented crochet designer known for her creative and intricate crochet patterns. With a lifelong love for crafting and a keen eye for color and texture, Lisa has become a prominent figure in the world of crochet.
Born and raised in Texas, Lisa developed an early interest in fiber arts, beginning with sewing and embroidery. She learned the art of crocheting from several family members. This initial exposure ignited a spark that would eventually lead Lisa to a fulfilling career as a crochet designer.

When Lisa isn't crocheting, she can often be found traveling, drawing inspiration from the world around her. Her favorite designs turn everyday items into crochet patterns like a firefighter’s jacket as a baby sweater or a ranch bottle as a giant pillow. She believes that creativity knows no bounds and that the beauty of crochet lies in its ability to transform a simple strand of yarn into a work of art.