Instructions
Free turned-down cuff baby booties crochet pattern Basics
0/7Notes
- •This Free turned-down cuff baby booties crochet pattern includes organized steps, materials, and helpful resources for crocheters.
- •Booties are made in continuous rounds (spiral) for the sole and sides. Place a marker in the last stitch to indicate end of round and move it up as work progresses.
- •Helpful resources: patterns catalog, crochet patterns for adults, Craft Yarn Council, Ravelry.
With larger hook and A, ch 7 (9).
Foundation Row: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across—6 (8) sc.
Next 6 (7) Rows: Ch 1, turn, sc in each st across.
Next Row: Ch 1, turn, 2 sc in first sc, sc in each sc across to last sc, 2 sc in last sc—8 (10) sc.
Next 7 (10) Rows: Ch 1, turn, sc in each st across.
Round 1: Do not turn, work 14 (18) sc evenly spaced down side of sole; work 6 (8) sc across opposite side of foundation ch (this is the heel); work 14 (18) sc evenly spaced up other side of sole; sc in each st of last row; do not join, work in continuous rounds (spiral)—42 (54) sc. Place marker in last stitch to indicate end of round. Move marker up as work progresses.
Next 3 (4) Rounds: Working in front loops only, sc in each sc around.
Top of Foot
0/3Notes
- •The top of foot is worked back and forth in rows across one end of the bootie. Take care to turn when instructed. When working the top of foot, do not ch 1 at beginning of rows.
Row 1: Sc in next 1 (2) sc, slip st in next sc, TURN and leave remaining sts unworked; skip slip st, working in front loops only, sc in next 8 (10) sc; working in both loops, slip st in next 2 sc, TURN; leave remaining sts unworked.
Next 8 (12) Rows: Skip first 2 slip sts, working in front loops only, sc in next 8 (10) sc across top of foot; working in both loops, slip st in next 2 unworked sc on side of Bootie, turn.
Next Row: Skip first 2 slip sts, working in front loops only, sc in next 8 (10) sc across top of foot; working in both loops, slip st in next unworked sc on side of Bootie.
Cuff
0/5Notes
- •The cuff is worked in the round around the top of the bootie.
With right side facing and smaller hook, draw up a loop of B in last st of cuff (at center back).
Round 1 (right side): Ch 3 (counts as first dc here and throughout), work 24 (28) more dc evenly spaced around top of cuff; join with slip st in top of beginning ch—25 (29) dc.
Round 2: Ch 3, *Fpdc around next st, Bpdc around next st; repeat from * around; join with slip st in top of beginning ch.
Repeat Round 2 for a total of 10 rounds of ribbing or until cuff is desired length.
Last Round: Change to larger hook, repeat Round 2. Fasten off.
Finishing
0/2Weave in ends.
Turn down cuff.
FAQ
Questions about this pattern
Is Free Turned-Down Cuff Baby Booties Crochet Pattern good for beginners?+
Free Turned-Down Cuff Baby Booties Crochet Pattern is marked intermediate, so it is better after you have finished a few crochet patterns for beginners. Read the full instructions first and check each shaping or assembly note before starting.
What yarn weight do I need for Free Turned-Down Cuff Baby Booties Crochet Pattern?+
This pattern lists Worsted (4). If you substitute yarn, make a gauge swatch before starting so the finished size stays close to the pattern notes.
How long does Free Turned-Down Cuff Baby Booties Crochet Pattern take to crochet?+
The estimated time is 2–3 hours. Your pace may change depending on yarn choice, stitch familiarity, and how much finishing the project needs.
Do I need to check gauge for this crochet pattern?+
Yes. The pattern gauge is 16 sts = 4" (10 cm); 21 rows = 4" (10 cm) in single crochet using larger hook.. Use the listed hook size, 3.75mm (F-5), unless your swatch tells you to adjust. Checking gauge helps avoid a finished project that is too small, too large, or too stiff.
Can I print Free Turned-Down Cuff Baby Booties Crochet Pattern?+
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