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Granny Square Baby Booties






Hi friends, since I laid my eyes on Element Cal pattern, I've fallen in love with this technique, and tried to use it in a number of projects I've designed after; baby booties, baby shoes, baby blanket, and doilies.



because baby booties are small, the granny square of course is very  tiny one and not more than three rounds of the pattern are used, so it turned out to be flower granny square only, but it still looks nice.
Hope you like this pattern, make your own and share the photos with me, enjoy.

Level: intermediate



Notes:
  • To make different sizes of these booties, work them using different hook sizes. 
  • Two yarn colors are used; one is the main (yarn A) and few meters (yards) from a another color yarn (yarn B).
  • I always chain 2 to begin the dc round, because I think it makes the work look tighter, so feel free and begin with what you think suits you.
  • When crocheting the trc, always insert the hook into two rounds below, skipping the previous round, (it is also mentioned in the granny square tutorial). 

Materials:
  • Yarn: Alize Diva Silk effect (for the red booties and the blue booties), Alize cotton club yarn (for the yellow booties).
  • Hook size: 2.5 mm (for the red booties, which are suitable for six month old baby). 3 mm (for the blue booties, 6-9 months old), and 3.5 mm (for one year old).
  • Stitch markers
  • Yarn needle
  • Two matching buttons


Crochet terms:

  • ch: chain.
  • ss: slip stitch.
  • sc: single crochet.
  • hdc: half double crochet.
  • dc: double crochet.
  • 2sctog: 2 single crochet together.
  • 2dctog: 2 double crochet together.
  • 3sctog: 3 single crochet together.
  • 3dctog: 3 double crochet together.
  • trc: treble crochet.
  • bpdc: back post double crochet.
  • 7dctog: 7 double crochet together.



Tutorial instructions

Granny square:

Round 1: with yarn B, make a magic ring, or ch 5 and ss to first ch.

Round 2: ch 2, dc, ch 2, *dc 2, ch 2, repeat from * 3 times, ss to second ch of first ch 2.



Round 3: ss to first ch 2 space, {ch 2, trc to round 1 (the magic ring or first ch 5 ring), skipping the ch 2 space, dc, ch 2, dc, trc to the firt ring, dc} in ch 2 space, *(dc, trc, dc, ch 2, dc, trc, dc) in the next ch 2 space, repeat from * 3 times, ss to second ch of first ch 2. cut yarn weave in loose end.





 Round 4: with yarn A, in any ch 2 space,{make a knot and ch 2  trc to ch 2 space of round 2, dc, ch 2, dc, trc, dc} in the same ch 2 space, *(dc, trc in between the 2 dcs of round 2, dc) in between the next two dcs, (dc, trc to ch 2 space of round 2, dc, ch 2, dc, trc, dc) in next ch 2 space. repeat from * 3 times, (dc, trc in between the 2 dcs of round 2, dc), ss to first ch 2.






Round 5: ss to the first ch 2 space, ch 2, bpdc in each (dc, trc, dc) cluster 3 times, *sc 2 in ch 2 space, bpdc in each (dc, trc, dc) cluster 3 times, repeat from * twice, dc in ch 2 space, ch 31, ss to second ch of first ch 2.


   

Round 6: ch 2, dc in each st and each ch to the end of round, ss to the second ch of first ch 2.



Round 7 and 8: ch 2, dc in each st, ss to second ch of first ch 2.



Put a stitch marker in the st that extended from the middle trc stitch of the toe side of granny square, count 10 sts on each side and put stitch markers.
  
Round 9: this round is worked through back loops only, ch 2, dc in each st to first stitch marker, *2dctog, dc, repeat from * 3 times, 3dctog (center toe side), *dc, 2dctog, repeat from * 3 times. 


Now put a stitch marker in the extended st from the 16th ch you made in round 5 (in the heel part of the booty), count 7 sts on each side of center and put stitch markers. 
dc in each st to first stitch marker, *2dctog, dc, repeat twice, 3dctog (center heel side), *dc, 2dctog, repeat from * twice, dc in each st to end of round, ss to second ch of first ch 2.


Round 10: put stitch marker in each toe and heel center stitch, ch 2, dc in each st till 5 sts before toe center st, 2dctog twice, 3dctog, 2dctog twice, hdc, sc till 5 sts before heel center st, 2sctog twice, 3sctog, 2sctog twice, sc till last st, hdc, ss to 2nd st of first ch 2.




Round 11: keep the st marker on toe and heel center st. ch 2, dc till 3 sts before center toe st marker, 7dctog, dc till 3 sts before center heel st marker, 7dctog, dc to end of round, ss to 2nd ch of first ch 2, cut yarn leaving 20 cm (8 inches) to close the sole opening.







Making the back upper part (buckle belt) - wright booty:

Put a stitch marker in the 16th st of the 31 ch you made previously, this is the back heel center, and in each 11th st on each side (not counting the center heel st). 

Facing inside of the booty, with yarn A, make a knot and start working:


Row 1: ch 1, sc in next st and each st from st marker on wright side to left side of the booty, ch 7, bpsc in the center (3 sts cluster)  in the center free side of the granny square, ch 11, turn



Row 2: ch 1, sc in each st, sc in first ch 1, turn.


 Row 3: ch 1, sc in each st to last st, ch 4, skip last st, ss to ch of first row (the button hole is made), turn.

 
Row 4: sc 7 in the ch 4 button hole, sc in each st to end of row, cut yarn A, weave in loose ends.



Row 5: with yarn B, and from the beginning of the wright side of the belt, work 1 row of reverse sc pattern to end of the button hole.

Make the other booty, working the left side buckle belt vice versa. Sew buttons in place.








Beaded Baby Booties


Hi friends! it's been a long time since I've posted, but from now on I'll be posting every item I make, talk about the experiment even if it's not new, and write notes about my own version and touches I add.




In this post, I'll present my version of the 3 Bees: Beaded Baby Booties. Watching videos on YouTube of Turkish tutorials, I've fallen in love with them, and made my own version, making sure to their design is as simple as possible. I hope you will find them easy to crochet too.


Materials: 
All you need is yarn, a suitable hook, stitch markers and lots of beads. I used:
  • Yarn: Alize cotton club yarn (55% cotton). 
  • US D/3 (3 mm) crochet hook.
  • About 250 colored small beads.
Measurements: Sole length is 10 cm so it fits a 9-12 months old baby.


Notes:
  1. Each booty is worked from center line of sole in rounds up to the last row continuously.
  2. Before you start, insert half number of beads into the yarn using either a needle or a small size hook, or by using a needle threader (as I did) if the beads have small threading holes.
  3. Always push beads away, and pull enough yarn to work with in the first part of work before the beaded rounds.

Crochet terms used:
  • ch: chain.
  • sc: single crochet.
  • dc: double crochet.
  • hdc: half double crochet.
  • fpdc: front post double crochet.
  • bpdc: back post double crochet.
  • fptr: front post treble crochet.




Instructions:

Threading beads by using needle threader:
  1. insert a bead into the needle threader.
  2. thread the yarn through the hole.
  3. pull the bead out of the needle threader through the yarn.
  4. take the yarn out of the hole.
  5. repeat. (you will find the bellow photos helpful).










How to work the stitch with a bead:

1. Pull few beads near the hook, yarn over.


2. Insert hook in stitch.


3. Pull one bead closer. 


4. Hold the yarn and bead back the work with your middle finger, and yarn over. 






5. yarn over and pull two loops through hook.






6. Yarn over again and pull through all three remaining loops. take out you finger, repeat.






Sole: 

Make 15 ch.


Round 1: dc 3 in 4th st, dc in each of next 10 sts, 7 dc in last st, turn work to other side, dc in each 10 sts, dc 3 in the next st, slip st to 3rd ch of first ch 3.



Round 2: ch 2, hdc in the same st, 2 hdc in each of the next 2 sts, hdc in each of the next 5 sts, dc in each of the next 7 sts, 2 dc in each of the next 2 sts, 3 dc in next st (mark the center st of these 3 dc), 2 dc in each of the next 2 sts, dc in each of the next 7 sts, hdc in each of the next 5 sts, 2 hdc in each of the next 2 sts, and now that all stitches are worked, hdc in the first st, slip st in the 2nd st of first ch 2.





Round 3: ch 2, hdc in the same st, (hdc, 2 hdc) twice, hdc in next 8 sts, dc in next 6 sts, (2 dc, dc) twice, 3 dc in center st (change stitch marker to the new center position), (dc, 2 dc) twice, dc in next 6 sts, hdc in next 8 sts, (2 hdc, hdc) twice, slip st to 2nd st of first ch 2.
Sole is finished.




The sole now is about 10 cm (4 inches) long.


Round 4: ch 3 (doesnt count as st), bpdc in the same st, bpdc in each st, to end of row, slip st to first bpdc.


Round 5: ch 3, fpdc in the same st, *bpdc, fpdc, repeat from * to last st, bpdc in last st, slip st to first fpdc. (change the st marker position to new place, note that the center st must be fpdc st).




Round 6: repeat row 5. 


Mark the sixth bpdc st before and after the fpdc center st.


Round 7: ch 3, fpdc in the same st, *bpdc, fpdc, repeat from* to the first st marker, (bpdc, fpdc together) 5 times, in the center, (bpdc, center fpdc, bpdc together), (fpdc, bpdc together) 5 times, *fpdc, bpdc, repeat from * to end of row, slip st to first fpdc st. place a stitch marker in center st, and in the fifth st before and after the center st.



Round 8: ch 3, fpdc in the same st, bpdc, *fpdc, bpdc, repeat from* to the first st marker, fptr in the next st, (4 fptr, center fptr, 4 fptr together), ch 1, fptr in the next st, *bpdc, fpdc, repear from * to last st, bpdc, slip st to first fpdc st.




Round 9: ch 1, sc in the same st and in each st to end of row, slip st to first ch 1.


Round 10: ch 3, dc in the same st and in every st to end of round, slip st to the first dc,

Turn work and face the inside.


Round 11: ch 2, work all sts as tutored above,  slip st to second ch of first ch 2.


Round 12: ch 3, dc in every st to end of round, slip st to 3rd ch of first ch 3.


Repeat rounds 11 and 12 two more times. cut yarn and weave in loose ends, make the second booty exactly the same. have a nice crocheting day.




Lastly, feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions or find something confusing in the pattern.

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