My Hobby Is Crochet

These adorable crochet baby booties are part of a cute crochet baby set that I have designed for my baby nephew, born one month ago. The booties are worked from the cuff down and they are easy to crochet. I hope you will love them as much as I do!

These adorable stay-on crochet baby booties are featuring a knit-look rolled cuff and ties around the ankles. I hope you will love them as much as I do!

The free crochet pattern for these cute baby booties is brought to you by our guest contributor Emi Harrington from Hectanooga Patterns . 

The Galaxy Baby Booties are featuring the star stitch and they were designed to match the Galaxy Beanie  and  the Galaxy Baby Mittens .

These cute baby booties were made by me at the end of the year 2011, for my baby girl on the way.

Looking through the pictures saved on my PC, I have found this cute picture of my baby girl wearing crochet items I have crocheted for her during my pregnancy back in 2011. These were some of my first ever crochet projects and wanted to share them with you.

Hi dear crochet friends, I took a long break from crochet and blogging because of health issues. I'm finally feeling a bit better and wanted to win back the joy of crocheting by making something small and cute. I have decided for these baby booties, a free crochet pattern by Bernat Design Studio found on Yarnspirations (link at the end of this post).

The Starlight Toddler Slippers are cozy crochet slippers made with a playful variation of the star stitch, creating a soft and textured fabric that is perfect for little feet. This free crochet pattern is designed for toddlers and includes detailed written instructions, along with step-by-step photo support and a video tutorial for the star stitch used in this design. Originally designed in cheerful rainbow colors, these slippers are a great way to use up scrap yarn — but they look just as lovely worked in a single solid color or any custom color combination you choose.

These cute crochet baby booties are part of the "Blooming Strawberry" Baby Set, among the Blooming Strawberry Earflap Hat .

This is the toddler size of my Little Elf Slippers pattern. (Check out the tutorial for the color change and heel decrease in the children size pattern)! At the end of this post you'll find the charted pattern. *Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links and at no additional cost to you, I might earn a small commission if you decide to purchase through these links. Thank you! The yarn was provided by Red Heart Yarns. You can crochet these adorable slippers in the colors of your choice! Pick one, 2 or 3 colors for a different look! Tip Toe Slippers ~ Add this pattern to your Ravelry Queues and Favorites! ~ ~ Pin it here! ~ SIZE : The slippers will fit a 2 - 3 years old toddler. 16 cm length 17.5 cm circumference around the foot. (If you use a thicker yarn and/or a bigger hook than specified in the pattern, you will obtain a larger size!) Check your gauge also! GAUGE: in the pattern stitch (sedge stitch):  4 groups of (1sc, 1hdc, 1dc) = 5 cm and  ...

These crochet slippers for children are pretty, comfy and warm. I designed them thinking of Christmas. That's why I have used a shimmer yarn! But you can use other yarn, just make sure your gauge is right. *Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links and at no additional cost to you, I might earn a small commission if you decide to purchase through these links. Thank you! Little Elf Slippers ~ Add this pattern to your Ravelry Queues and Favorites! ~ ~ Pin it here! ~ SIZE: The booties will fit a 6 - 7 years old child. 19,5 cm length from toe to heel, 20 cm circumference around the foot. Toddler size available here ! Using a larger hook and thinker yarn as in the pattern indicated, you could obtain an adult woman size. GAUGE: in the pattern stitch (sedge stitch): 4 groups of (1sc, 1hdc, 1dc) and 7 rounds = 5cm X5 cm (2.5 inches x 2.5 inches) Check you gauge! SUPPLIES: medium weight yarn in 3 colors. ...