5 Minute Baby Booties
Well, okay, you’ve got me. Five minutes might be a bit of an exaggeration. Even so, I’d say 10-15 minutes tops to make these sweet little booties that I designed to accompany some loom knit baby hats I’ve been making to donate to a hospital where a friend works.
Make them for a baby you love or a baby in need!
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You Need:
- small amounts of 1 each – baby yarn and worsted weight yarn. I used I Love This Yarn and Bernat Baby Jacquards. You can also use two stands of sport/medium weight yarn.
- K Hook
Ch 3, join in first st to form loop.
Round 1: ch 3, 8 dc in loop, join with sl st at top of ch 3.
Round 2: Ch 3, dc in each st around. Join with sl st at top of ch 3.
Round 3: Ch 3, dc in each st around. Do not join.
Round 4 – 5: ch 3, turn, dc in each st around.
Cuff: Continuing from round 5 and working along the side of the previously worked stitches which make the opening of the bootie:
Ch 3, 2 dc in each of the next three dc. Dc once in each of the next two dc from round 2 that the beginning and ending sts of round 3 are worked in. 2 dc in each of the next three dc. Join with a sl st to the top of starting ch 3. Cut, leaving about an 8″ tail. Whip stitch the back closed and finish off.
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Hi!
Was trying out ur pattern and I found it difficult to understand ur instructions..esp after Round 5.
Arhmm…after round 5, am i suppose to carry on till the desired length needed , then cuff it ? or thatz where u actually starts to cuff it?
If you want to make the size bootie shown, then you start the cuff after round 5. If you’d like to make it a little longer, then you could probably add another row.
Hope that helps!
Jennifer
I was wondering I could make booties from this pattern and sell them, please? They make wonderful looking camo booties when using camo and dark green.
Hi Rachel,
I really appreciate your asking, but I do request that you only use my patterns for non-profit uses (for yourself or to donate to charity).
Thanks!
Jennifer
I really wanted to make these booties since they looked so simple, but your instructions are very difficult to understand. After round 5, I realized that it looked like half a bootie but I didn’t know where to go for the back or the cuff. Are you missing part of your instructions?
Hi Judy,
Sorry about the delay in responding, I wanted to add a photo that I think might answer your question, which you can see in the original post.
The cuff is worked around the opening where you ch 3, turn.
Hope that helps!
Jennifer
I just made two of these and am so very happy with the pattern. When you read it right it seems ot work perfectly.
I’m so happy to hear you enjoyed the pattern!
Jennifer
These are great but how do you change the pattern to fit a bigger baby?
Try adding a couple of stitches to the first round. I haven’t tried making them a larger size, so you might need to do a little trial and error.
i am sorry, but i still have a problem understanding the instructions after row 5. The pictures didn’t help. Thanks