Princess Cute Booties

By: Irfanullah Khan from crochetcrosiahome.blogspot.com

By: Irfanullah Khan from crochetcrosiahome.blogspot.com

"These pair gorgeous and prettiest baby small cute booties made to protect your baby to the chilly cold season. It is the special item for the babies in the baby basket/wardrobe. It’s very thick and warm made in the DK yarn 4 ply this is the best crocheting yarn for the small baby item. Both of the color I choose very simple and light, its gets no time to crocheting, choose any color little wool and crochet hook and make a little baby booties in short time to protects your baby for the cold. It’s very easy to crocheting. In a day you can make very easy 2 or 3 pairs in small sizes."

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Noteswritten pattern with picture tutorial.

Beginner

Crochet HookD/3 or 3.25 mm hook

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge 10 hdc x 6 Row = 5 cm
Sole length = 9cm

Finished Sizesmall

Materials List

crochet yarn DK yarn 4 ply
crochet Hook D3.25
crochet needle
buttons

Instructions

this is small princess cute booties made for the 0 to 3 months baby girl. The pattern I made with step by step with picture tutorial. This is the best idea and learns to other. Here is defiantly one you would not miss for your little princess. The pattern available in US crochets terms. You will need a baby DK yarn and 3.00 mm/ 3.25 US hook. I used a half double crochet stitch in it. The pattern is so easy.

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JaneEK

Mar 03, 2017

I usually stay away from booties or shoes that begin with a discrete sole because I am just hopeless at getting two matching sizes. The author has included step by step photo illustrations, which for me, is actually much better than an instructional video. With that encouragement, Ill take up my hook and try again. I would love to work these up in black as classic Mary Janes.