Whip up these super cute 50 min easy crochet baby booties!
Super cute and worked in the round so there is no awkward wandering seam running up the back.
Simple and sweet, makes a great gift. Booties measure approx. 3 3/4″ in length and 3″ in height.
You can find the matching baby hat pattern here.
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Abbreviations:
ch- chain
st- stitch
sl st- slip stitch
hdc- half double crochet
sc- single crochet
blo- back loops only
sc2tog- single crochet 2 together
hdc2tog- half double crochet 2 together
Materials:
- Medium worsted weight yarn (I used Lion Brands Vanna’s Choice)
- G hook
- Blunt needle
Pattern:
Ch 10
Row 1: Sc in second ch from the hook, sc in next 7 sts, 5 sc in end st, continuing down the other side sc 8, sl st to join (21).
Row 2: Ch 2, sc 8, 2 hdc in next 5 sts, sc next 7 sts, 2 sc in last st, sl st to join (27).
Row 3: Ch 2, hdc next 2 sts, sc next 8 sts, hdc next 2 sts, 2 hdc in next 5 sts, hdc next 2 sts, sc next 6 sts, hdc in next st, 2 hdc in last st, sl st to join (33).
Row 4: Ch 1, sc in around in blo. (place stitch marker here and continue to work in the round).
Row 5: Hdc around (33).
Row 6: Hdc next 10 sts, hdc2tog 6 times, hdc next 11 sts (27).
Row 7: Hdc next 10, hdc2tog 4 times, hdc next 9 sts (23).
Row 8: Sc next 8 sts, sc2tog 4 times, sc next 7 sts (19).
Row 9-13: Hdc around (19).
Row 14: switch to new color, sc around, sl st in first st, fasten off and weave in end.
You’re done!
For the free matching baby beanie hat pattern click here.
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Thank you so much this is a wonderful quick project. I’m fairly new at crochet and this was easy to understand and worked out great.
You’re welcome Debbie! I’m glad you enjoyed making them!
I’m finding it very hard to follow along. Do the slip stitches and ch2 count as stitches? Not sure where the 9sc comes from in step 2 and I am lost after that! They look so cute, I was so excited to make them!
Sorry for the confusion. I just worked it up again and updated the pattern. I also included the ending row number to make it easier to understand. It should read better now 🙂
I’m going to try these patterns tomorrow. You say medium worsted weight yarn, can you give me some idea what size yarn that is please. Is it DK yarn or bigger especially for the hat as J hook seems very big.
Thank you
Yes, a size 4 weight, a little heavier/thicker than DK yarn. The size J hook works up quickly. If you would like to use a smaller hook you can use a size H hook and start the hat by dc 10 into the magic circle instead of 8 and following the pattern. Hope this helps.
I just made my 1st bootie for m y great grandson due in July!!!! It was awesome!! Thanks so much this could b habit forming!!! ☺
Wonderful and congratulations!
Hello. I was hoping you could tell me about the chain 2 then sc in round 2. I’m fairly new to crochet so I’m confused that a sc follows a chain 2 instruction. I would like to make sure I’m reading it right. Thanks 😊👍
Hi! Rows 1-4 are for the sole of the bootie and use the ch2. After row 4 you work in the round for the rest of the bootie. Hope this helps!
Hi I am new to trying booties this was a pretty easy pattern to follow. Thank you for that. However if I wanted to make the booties bigger say for a 3-6 month old would I use a bigger hook and can you give me guidance on how to do that. Thank you for your time
Hi! If you go up a hook size they will turn out a little larger. I think going up 1 hook size and following the pattern as usual will give you the fit for a 3-6m size.
I would love to make these booties – and also the hat. Do you have a pattern in UK sts??
I’m sorry, I do not have the pattern written in UK terms. That is something I will consider doing in the future.
Hi could I use dk and how much yarn do I need
Thank you
Yes you can, you may need to go up a hook size as it’s thinner than medium worsted weight yarn. Less than a skein, about 1-1.5 oz. It doesn’t take much yarn to make them 🙂
Hi Laura,
The first instruction is to chain 10, however, the next line of instruction would require 11 or have I got that wrong?
Hi, I have the same question as asked above. Row 1, chain ten , sc in second, sc in next 8, then sc 5 in last?
Sorry, I just fixed the typo…it’s ch 10, sc in second, sc next 7 sts, then 5 sc in the end st. Should make sense now! Thanks!
Thank you 🌹