Crocodile Stitch Car Seat Cover -free crochet pattern-

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Aw, how cute is this!  This crochet crocodile stitch car seat cover is perfect for keeping your wee one protected during the cooler fall months, and makes a great cozy little tent. I love that it can be completely customized to whatever colors you want and also makes a great little blanket.

Designed By: Lianka Azulay

Skill Level: Advanced

Materials: 
  • 5 skeins of Bonita Yarns Dream Baby in Summer Flowers colorway (Baby weight, #3, 100% acrylic), 331m/362 yds per skein. 
  • Yardage: approximately 1500 yds/1400 m
  • US size H (5.00 mm) hook
  • 2 One inch (25 mm) buttons
  • Stitch markers
  • Yarn needle

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