Spring Flower Baby Booties Free Pattern

Spring Flower Baby Booties

By Annoo Crochet Designs

Spring Babies are coming and what a wonderful way of welcoming a new bundle of joy with these Adorable Baby Booties.
So Fun and fast to make, I just might make them in many more colors just because….
By the way, the pattern is for 0 to 3 months sizes, but it can easily be changed by adding a few rows at the cuffs.
Happy Crochet my fellow artists!!!

You will need:

Crochet Hook 3.5mm

Berroco Comfort DK in turquoise and Orange

Tapestry Needle

Stitches:

Ch: Chain

Sl st: slip stich

sk st: skip st

Sc: single Crochet

Hdc: half double Crochet

Dc: double Crochet

Bpdc: back post double Crochet: 
(check the stitch tutorial at the end of the pattern)
Popcorn stitch:
(check the stitch tutorial at the end of the pattern)

Cuffs:  (I am using a double strand of yarn for this pattern)

Row 1: ch16, sc in second ch from hooks and in 14 next st (15st)

Row 2-23: in back loop only, sc all along (15st)

 Do not Fasten off

For the Foot:

Row 1-2: ch1, single crochet all along the long side of your rectangle, turn (23st)

Fasten off

Instep:

Row 1:  With right side of your work facing you, miss the first 7st, sl st in the next st, ch1, sc in the same sp and in the next 7st, (9sc) turn

Row 2-4: ch1, 9sc (9st)

Row 5: sc2tog, 5sc, sc2tog (7st)

Fasten off.

With the wrong side of your work facing you, sew along the sides of the cuff  creating a seam.

Turn your work back to the right side

Foot: 

You will now be working in the round:

With right side of work facing you : join yarn with a sl st at the center of the back of your work at the seam

Round 1: ch 2( counts as first hdc),  6hdc , 2hdc in corner st,

 go up side of instep with 5hdc, 2hdc in corner,

5hdc along the top of the inset, 2hdc in corner, 5hdc, down the other side of the instep, 2hdc in corner st,  6hdc in the next stitches and join to ch2 with a sl st. (36st)

Round 2-3: Ch2, counts as first hdc, , dcbp  all around  (36st)

Round 4: ch1, sc2tog, 13 sc, , sc2tog, sc, sc2tog, 13sc, sc2tog, join with a sl st. (32st)

Round 5: ch1, sc2tog, 11 sc, , sc2tog, sc, sc2tog, 11sc, sc2tog, join with a sl st.(28st)

Round 6: ch1, sc2tog, 9 sc, , sc2tog, sc, sc2tog, 9sc, sc2tog, join with a ls st.

Round 7: ch1, sc2tog, 7 sc, , sc2tog, sc, sc2tog, 7sc, sc2tog, join with a sl st.

Fasten off  turn your work wrong side out,sew the sole seam together.

Repeat for other bootie.

I made an orange  puff stitch flower, but you could use my easy flower free pattern to decorate your bootie.

For the puff flower: 

Round 1:
In a magic ring, ch1, 6sc, join with first ch.
Round 2: [make popcorn st, sl t in next st] 6 times, sl st and fasten off

How to Work Back-Post Double-Crochet Stitches

By Susan Brittain and Karen Manthey from Crocheting For Dummies

8 of 8 in Series: The Essentials of Double Crochet

Back post stitches appear to recede on the side of the crocheted fabric that's facing you. You can create a back-post double-crochet (abbreviated BP dc) stitch with these steps and some practice.

1

Work a row of normal double crochet (dc) for the first row and turn.

Follow the standard procedure for creating a row.

2

Chain (ch) 2 for your first double crochet.

Because a post stitch is shorter than a normal stitch, you make the turning chain with one chain stitch less than the normal turning chain requires.

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3

Yarn over (yo) and insert your hook from back to front between the posts of the first and second double crochet in the row below, and then from front to back again between the posts of the second and third stitches.

The hook should now be positioned horizontally in front of the double crochet that you’re working around.

4

Yarn over and draw the yarn around the post of the stitch.

You now have 3 loops on the hook.

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5

Yarn over and draw the yarn through the 2 loops on the hook, twice.

You've made one complete back post double crochet (BP dc).

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6

Take a look at the symbol for back post double crochet.

Stitch diagrams use symbols to give you a pictorial description of the patterndesign — and may or may not include written directions. This is the symbol for back post double crochet in crochet stitch diagrams.

How to Crochet Popcorn Stitch

By Susan Brittain and Karen Manthey from Crocheting For Dummies

This popcorn crochet stitch really pops! The popcorn stitch (abbreviated pop or pc) is a nicely rounded, compact oval that stands out from the fabric. It takes a bit more time to make than other raised stitches, but it’s well worth the effort.

For even more fun, you can work popcorn stitches so that they “pop” to the front or the back of the fabric, depending on where you want them to stand out.

Work a 5-double-crochet popcorn stitch so that it pops to the front of your design:

1. Work 5 double crochet (dc) stitches in the same stitch.
2. Drop the loop from your hook.
3. Insert your hook from front to back under the top 2 loops of the first double crochet of the group.
4. Grab the dropped loop with your hook and pull it through the stitch.
   
   One front-popping popcorn is complete.
   

You can also pop to the back of the work:

1. Work 5 double crochet (dc) stitches in the same stitch.
2. Drop the loop from your hook.
3. Insert your hook from back to front under the top 2 loops of the first double crochet of the group.
4. Grab the dropped loop with your hook and pull it through the stitch.
   
   One back-popping popcorn is complete.

In stitch diagrams, the stitch symbol is the same for a back or front popcorn.

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