Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Sarah's Quick and Simple Baby Booties
If anyone has any corrections, tips, or thoughts on how to better write this pattern, please leave me a comment!
Skill Level: Easy
Project Time: It took me 1 hour 15 minutes to do 1 bootie. So about 2.5 – 3 hours.
Materials:
4.00mm (G) Crochet Hook
1-2 Ounces Sport Weight Yarn (I used Bernat Baby Coordinates)
Size:
Fits 4” sole and 5 ½ “ ankle
Stitches and Abbreviations Used:
Ch – Chain
DC – Double Crochet
Slst – Slip Stitch
DC FP – Double Crochet in Front Post (for this pattern FP is inside the ankle)
DC BP – Double Crochet in Back Post (for this pattern BP is outside the ankle)
Tog – Together
Rnd – Round
To make smaller or larger always Ch the number of DC you want to do and add 2 Ch (example: this pattern uses 39 DC you Ch 41).
-Boot-
Ch 41
Row 1: DC in 4th Ch from hook. 1 DC in each Ch to end (39 DC). Ch 3 and turn.
Rows 2-7: *Miss 1st DC, 1 DC in each DC to end Ch 3 and turn.* Repeat from * to * 6 times for a total of 7 rows.
Finish Off
-Closing Boot-
Fold in Half
Toe: Slst tog in DC #19 and #21 (from end in top). Slst 8 more times (#’s 18 & 22, 17 & 23, 16 & 24, etc.) for a total of 9 Slst. Finish off.
Sole: Slst tog in DC # 19 and #21 to end(#’s 18 & 22, 17 & 23, 16 & 24, etc.). DO NOT FINISH OFF continue to heel.
Heel: Slst tog up heel opening. Ch 1 and turn inside out (right side out)
-Ankle-
Rnd 1: Ch 2, DC FP, DC BP, alternating between FP and BP all around. Join with Slst in top of Ch 2. (I ended up with fp, bp, fp, bp, fp, bp, fp, bp, fp, bp, bp, fp, bp, fp, bp, fp, bp, fp, bp)
Rnds 2 & 3: Ch 2 DC FP, DC BP, alternating between FP and BP all around. Join with Slst in top of Ch 2. Finish Off.
Weave in and trim tails.
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I always get stuck in the closing boot section. I know what Slst tog means, but when it comes to (Slst tog in Dc #19 & #21 from end in top. I get confuse, the toe/sole/heel sections. Even#'s18 &ect.Please help me to understand this pattern. Thank you for your time, Sarah
ReplyDeleteHelp plz i am stuck at the same place as sarah avilez and i can't find a way to see whether you answered her plz help taa
ReplyDeleteIm so sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you, I dont know when you posted these comments, but to help you out. DC #19 and 21 these are the stitches if you counted left to right.
ReplyDeleteI've become very frustrated, searching high and low for an easy baby bootie pattern.
ReplyDeleteYour's looks very easy so I'm going to give it a try.
I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks so much for sharing it. :)
KBliss, Im so glad you are going to try my pattern. I received some feedback from my sister... make sure when you fold the bootie part in half to close it that you put your starting chain on the bottom of the bootie... she also said to make the whole wider because when she put these on her 1 year old (they were large enough to fit! lol) that the ankle was a bit snog, I need to rework the pattern a bit... I just have a couple scarf projects to finish before I can rework it. But let me know how it turns out! I would love to see pictures.
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