Animal Snuggle Cap (Mouse Cap)

Animal baby caps are the most adorable stuff that you can put on a baby and make them look cuter and cuddlier than they already are :P

I went to my friend's place for this past weekend and we decided to make some crochet hats together. She especially liked this cute mouse baby cap and we started off immediately even before looking at the instructions clearly. We sure had a hard time understanding them later on... especially bcoz neither of us is an expert in crochet !! Also, since we had to do trial and error several times to understand what they meant, we crocheted late into the night :( and had very little sleep.

Nevertheless, the result of all that effort we put in, is shown in this pic and we are quite proud of it.

Its actually white in color - with pink ears
and pink trimming on the sides.

I did not find much time to take pics when I was doing the cap. So if I attempt it next time (which I highly doubt), then I will make sure to take pics !! But I am sure it will look super cute on a baby :)

- So

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