Super Easy and Cute Crochet Baby Booties for Beginners

By kimcraft

These booties are very cute and easy to crochet even for beginners.  You can crochet for any size and age. The only thing you must crochet the sole bigger or smaller by changing the number of rows. You can also use different yarn size and hook. 


I used mercerized cotton  and 2.5 mm crochet hook but you can use any yarn of similar weight.  

My yarn: 

Composition: 100% mercerized cotton
Each skein is 50gr
125 m / 136 yards per skein
Brand: Rosários 4



Written Pattern 

Sole:
R1: Ch 18 + ch3, insert hook into 4th chain and make 2 dc,16 dc, 6 dc into the last stitch, 16dc, sl st.
R2: Ch1, ( inc of sc)*2, 7 sc,  2 hdc, 7 dc, (inc of dc) *6, 7 dc, 2 hdc, 7 sc, sc into stitch of ch1
R3: Ch3, (inc of dc) *4 , 16 dc, ( dc, inc) *6, 16 dc,  inc of dc, dc into the stitch of ch3.
Optional row for bigger size
R4: Ch3, ( dc, inc)*4,  16 dc, ( 2dc, inc) *6, 16 dc, dc, inc, dc into stitch of  chain 3.

When the sole is done, change color and crochet 3 rows of sc. 
Then on a wider part of the sole count 14 stitches from both sides (watch  the video).


 
If you are making a bigger size boot then instead of 14 st, count 16 and place makers.

Toe cap:
R1: Ch3 +dc, dc, 12 clusters of dc, 2 dc
R2: 7 clusters of dc
R 3:  watch video instruction
Then crochet 8 rows alternating dc and sc,
Crochet the back part of booty (12 rows)  by alternating dc and sc.

You can crochet shoe lace or buy in already done.

HERE THE VIDEO TUTORIAL:




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

How to crochet a solid Granny Square

By kimcraft
Image
I guess we all love the look of Granny Squares, they are also fast to make and very versatile.    In this tutorial I am sharing how to crochet a solid Granny Square without any holes.    This design is super beautiful and easy to make. You can make them with one color or multiple of different colors.  You can use this pattern to make one solid blanket or to make many and join them later. I love to use this pattern as a bottom of my bags or baskets so nothings is going to fall of them.   Written Pattern   You can start or with a chain and slip stitch to make a ring. Or simply make a magic ring which I prefer since there would be no hole in the middle.  1 Row Start with chain3, 3dc, (1tr, 3 dc)*3, sl st in chain 3 2 Row (and like that crochet each row until you get the size you want) (Chain 3, 2dc, into the same stitch where you slip stitch), (3dc, ( 2dc, 1tr, 2 dc into the treble stitch of the previou...
Read more

Super Easy Crochet Net Bag. Market /Beach Bag for Beginners.

By kimcraft
Image
Hello Crochet World!!   Summer is coming very soon!! I think it's high time to get ready for this beautiful season with our super handy and versatile Crochet Net Bags. Materials: 100% cotton yarn and matching hook 3 or 3.5mm  Chain 30 and turn your foundation chain to crochet into back stitches ( watch video)    Row1 29 sc into back stitches  Row 2 skip 1st stitch and single crochet into 2nd st. Row3-8 (29 stitches incl. Ch1)       Net Part Row 1 Start with Ch7 and make a tr into same stitch.,( Ch3 and Tr into next stitch,  Ch5 and Trinto same stitch), Ch3, sc  ( Ch3 and Tr into next stitch,  Ch5 and Trinto same stitch)  Row 2 sc, chain 3, tr into sc of previous row, Ch5, Tr into same stitch, Ch3, Sc into Ch5 space.   Here the Video:
Read more

How to Crochet Bucket Hat .Or how I transform my Bag into a Hat.

By kimcraft
Image
Hey guys!! Today I am inviting you to see how I recycle my crochet bag into my crochet Hat. I had many Bags but not even one hat. And all I wanted is crochet Bucket 👒.  So I thought to do an experiment and see how any crochet circle can become a crochet bucket hat. I made some  mistakes on my way but at the end I got a very perfect looking hat. At the beginning I left a circle too big about 20 cm but later I shrinkeeduced it too 18 cm. And it became just right!! My circle starts with 8 sc but you can also start with 6 sc.       R1: Magic Circle 8sc => 8 stitches R2: inc 1 st in every st => 16 stitches R3: inc 1 st in every 2 st => 24 stitches R4: inc 1 st in every 3 st => 32 stitches R5: inc 1st in every 4 st => 40 stitches etc. Then I crochet for 7 cm with no increase. R1 crochet (8 sc, inc) R2,R3 1sc into each stitch R4 ( 9sc,inc) R5,R6  1sc into each stitch R7 ( 10 sc, inc) R8...
Read more