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Pink Lady Baby Booties Crochet Pattern

Category: Baby / Booties + Sandals / Children / Crochet / Free Patterns / Newborn / Patterns

Don’t you just love those days when you have such a vibrant burst of inspiration that you can’t help but want to start creating something new? Well, this happened to me last week which resulted in the design of 3 darling pairs of baby booties, which I just as eagerly crocheted within 3 days!

Due to this exciting and creative week I knew I had to place one of my favourite pairs on the blog for you all to enjoy… So without further ado, here is my latest pattern for a pair of dainty Pink Lady Baby Booties!

However, if one pair of vintage booties is just not enough, I also have a pattern for a pair of darling Rosebud Mary Janes and Little Lady Baby Booties!

Materials

3.5mm (E/4) Crochet Hook
85yds [100yds] King Cole Cottonsoft DK (229yds/100g)
– “Rose Petal” (1 [1] skeins); Color A
– “Ecru” (1 [1] skeins); Color B
Tapestry Needle

Finished Size

Pattern is made for 0 – 6 months old. Changes for size 6- 12 months are in [ ].

Finished Measurements (Sole Length)
0 – 6 Months: 3.5″ (9cm)
6 – 12 Months: 4″ (10cm)

Gauge

20 stitches + 16 rows = 4″/10cm in half double crochet

Stitches & Abbreviations

st(s) – stitch(es)
ch – chain stitch
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
sc2tog – single crochet 2 together
dc2tog – double crochet 2 together

Single Crochet 2 Together (sc2tog)
Insert your hook into the next stitch. Yarn over, pull back through that stitch (2 loops on hook). Insert your hook into the next stitch. Yarn over, pull back through that stitch (3 loops on hook). Yarn over, pull through all the loops on your hook.

Double Crochet 2 Together (dc2tog)
Yarn over, insert hook into next stitch. Yarn over, pull back through stitch (3 loops on hook). Yarn over, pull through 2 loops. Yarn over, Insert hook into next stitch. Yarn over, pull back through stitch (4 loops on hook). Yarn over, pull through 2 loops (3 loops on hook). Yarn over pull through all the loops on your hook.

Skill Level

This is an “Easy” level crochet pattern (includes “How-To” photos). You must be familiar with basic crochet stitches and techniques. Directions written so that they are easy to read and follow. All patterns are in English, and written in standard US terms.

+ PATTERN

Note: This bootie is worked in the round, from bottom to top. The cuf is worked from the inside of your work/bootie, and in the round.

 

+ SOLE

Ch11 [13] using B yarn and 3.50mm hook.

Rnd 1: 2 hdc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 hdc in next 8 [10] sts, 5 hdc in next st. (Note: You are now going to be working on the opposite side of foundation chain.) 1 hdc in next 8 [10] sts. 3 hdc in last st. (26 [30] sts) Do not sl st in 1st hdc of this rnd.

Rnd 2: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 2 hdc in next 2 sts. 1 hdc in next 8 [10] sts. 2 hdc in next 5 sts. 1 hdc in next 8 [10] sts. 2 hdc in next 3 sts. (36 [40] sts) Do not sl st in 1st hdc of this rnd.

Rnd 3: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. *2 hdc in next st. 1 hdc in next st. Repeat from the * twice. 1 hdc in next 8 [10] sts. *2 hdc in next st. 1 hdc in next st. Repeat from the * 5 times. 1 hdc in next 8 [10] sts. *2 hdc in next st. 1 hdc in next st. Repeat from the * 3 times. Sl st in 1st st of this rnd. (46 [50] sts)
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

 

+ TOP OF SHOE

Rnd 1: Attach yarn (Rose Petal) right in the middle of the heel. Ch1, 1 sc in the same st, but only through the back loop. (Note: Continue crocheting the sts in this rnd, only in the back loop.) 1 sc in next 45 [49] sts. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd.

Rnd 2 – 4 [5]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 1 sc in every st all around. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd.

Rnd 5 [6]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 1 sc in next 15 [17] sts. *1 sc2tog. 1 sc in next st. Repeat from the * 6 times. 1 sc in next 13 [15] sts. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd. (40 [44] sts)

Rnd 6 [7]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 1 sc in next 15 [17] sts. 6 sc2tog. 1 sc in next 13 [15] sts. 1 sc2tog. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd. (34 [38] sts)

Rnd 7 [8]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 1 sc in next st. 1 sc2otg. 1 sc in next 11 [13] sts. 4 dc2tog. 1 sc in next 9 [11] sts. 1 sc2tog. 1 sc in next st. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd. (28 [32] sts)

Rnd 8 [9] – 13 [15]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 1 sc in every st all around. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd.

Rnd 14 [16]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 1 sc in every st all around. Sl st in 1st st of this rnd.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

 

+ SCALLOP

Rnd 1: Attach yarn (Ecru) in the middle of the back of the bootie of Rnd 14 [16] of “Top of Shoe”. Turn work, and crochet working from the inside of the bootie. Ch1, 1 sc in same st, 1 sc in next 27 [31] sts. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd. (28 [32] sts)

Rnd 2 – 3 [4]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. 1 sc in every st all around. Do not sl st in 1st sc of this rnd.

Rnd 4 [5]: Start crocheting in 1st st from the previous rnd. *1 sc in next st, ch4, 1 sc in next st. Repeat from the * 14 [16] times. Sl st in 1st st of this rnd.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

 

+ FINISHINGS

Fold over cuff so that the scallops are featured on the outside of the bootie.

Hope you all enjoy this pattern for a pair of dainty baby booties.
Be sure to use the tag #hopefulhoneyhive on Instagram to show me your version of my design!
Have a lovely day crocheting…

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    • I can’t get this right and I’m no beginner. How does the style end on 46 and the top start on 45.. I love the shoes but I’m not spending anymore time trying to figure out where it’s gone wrong. If you fix the pattern please alert us. I’d really love to make them for my first granddaughter. They’re truly adorable. Thank you

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      • I had this exact problem yesterday, until i. Realised that there is 1sc at the beginning of the round you need to count, so it makes the whole round 46 stitches.

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        • The problem is in the round 3 of the sole. In the last part you have mentioned 2hdc and 1hdc and you have asked to repeate it 3 times. So I figured out that repeating 3 times exceeds 46 stitches and does not meet the first stitch of the same round. If you don’t repeate then it comes down to 46 and meets the first stitch for joining with sl.

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    • I started crocheting the sole for these bootees, I thought it was too big for a baby, 9cm length is twice the size of
      0-6 months babiess feet, such a shame as beautiful 💓

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  6. I made these out of Red Heart yarn and I didn't like them. I am not a fan of acrylic yarn, but anyway, I thought a thinner yarn would look better, so I used Loops & Threads super fine yarn, I used 2 strands and they turned out smaller than the pattern size I made (I expected that) but they are cute.

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  7. Knitting is a very creative thing to do which very beautiful and lovely when we see it being completed. I really loved this pink cute baby shoe. It seems easy for everyone to knit but it really require interest at the most. I ham trying to learn it a do a similar type of shoes. Thanks for inspiring me with this blog.

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    • Just finished crocheting this bootie, Olivia. It is just darling! Thank you so much for sharing your pattern and talent. I did notice a couple errors in the PDF file though. In round 6 it states to 1 sc2tog at the end of the round which shouldn't be as there isn't two stitches left to do this. Also, in row 4 of the cuff, it states to sc in first stitch, chain 4, sc in next stitch and repeat 14 times. Should it not read sc in first stitch, chain 4, skip next stitch and sc in the next stitch? Otherwise you would have 28 scallops instead of 14.

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        • Hi Tammy, if you read again, it says sc1, chain 4,sc1… In other words, you are doing 2 sc after the chain 4. Hope this helps x

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        • I don’t know what Im doing wrong with this pattern. I’ve frogged and redone rows numerous times. My count is still way off. I feel the sizing of the boot and pattern is not right at all. Pity as they’re really cute boots.

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    • Indeed, I noticed the error in row 6 as well and planned to solve this the same way you proposed.

      I also have a problem with row 5 of the 'top op shoe': if my calculations are correct, this row would require 46 stitches on row 4: 15 + (6 * (2 + 1)) + 13 = 46. But changing the instructions would result in a wrong amount of stitches for row 5.

      Am I right?
      How did you guys solve this?

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      • I have just found this error…kept frogging it until I scrolled down and found others had the same problem. How have you fixed this up. A lovely looking bootie too!

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  10. I Love these, they are precious and my First pair making. I going to reread
    pattern though as I think I have missed something. Row 7 do you double back or continue around? I will reread again.
    Thank you for a Wonderful Free pattern 🙂
    Bless You!

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  15. always something new will be recognized in the market since we all go behind the recent trends and these products are really new and surely there will be enough people to grab this product from the market

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  17. I cannot get this pattern to print! It prints 1/2" on the right side and the Source info at top of page and at bottom of page! I prefer to copy and paste, but it would not allow me to, I prefer that way, because I travel a lot, and I can abbreviate the pattern words and have only one SHEET of paper to carry along. Thanks, Susan

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  23. At the end of the top of shoe it has a few rows of sc. and then one more row of sc… is the last roe supposed to be slipstich instead

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  28. I’m doing these lovely Booties now. I do have a question. After the first round of pink in the back loop, are the rest through both loops?

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  32. You have the most lovely patterns. I am drawn to each one, they are sweet, beautiful, classic and timely. Thank you

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  38. Knitting is a very creative thing to do which very beautiful and lovely when we see it being completed. Specially that pink color that which enhances its beauty also the design of the baby booties is really superb.

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  39. Hi Olivia,
    These are just lovely little booties and have the finish I love. Did you manage to get time to answer the queries others sent regarding the pattern? I am itching to make these, but not wholly proficient and need crystal clear instructions. I do appreciate you putting out all your e parties on the net, free of charge, a real act of generousity.

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    • These are really cute but so far I haven’t found a correction regarding the count of stitches in the pattern. There is one incorrect row in the pattern for the sole and I think 3 incorrect rows in the top of the bootie. It took me quite awhile to figure it out so they wouldn’t be lopsided. She creates beautiful things but it is so frustrating to find the stitch count is incorrect! Wish she would post a correction for them.

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  43. Knitting is a very creative thing to do which very beautiful and lovely when we see it being completed. I really loved this pink cute baby shoe. It seems easy for everyone to knit but it really require interest at the most. Difficulties are part of life but we have to overcome and continue to struggle for good life.

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  47. Hello Olivia from Cape Town. Thank you for this delightful pattern -I TOTALLY loved making it-and it is the reason I have subscribed to your site!I would like to know how to make the pattern half or three quarters size smaller, without going with thinner yarn or smaller crochet hooks, please?I have only recently re-discovered the calming art of crochet, and am not yet very proficient.

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  51. I’ve just finished crocheting the first bootie and it is gorgeous! Pattern is well written and easy to understand-thank you for sharing this little gorgeousness. 🍼👣 😀

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  53. Thank you Olivia. I live in Honduras Central America.. This morning I just crocheted this cuteness of baby booties. I followed step by step and I hHassan excellent result!

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  54. Thank you Olivia. I live in Honduras Central America.. This morning I just crocheted this cuteness of baby booties. I followed step by step and I had an excellent result!

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  56. Have just finished making a pair of these in mint green with white scallops for my daughter’s friend. They are adorable. Thank you for making the pattern available, Olivia. Am going to make the fallow fawn jumper for myself soon.

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  57. Excellent and easy step by step instructions 😄
    Made two pairs for 👼 babies and many more to gift in waiting too. Thank you for your link.

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  58. How do I attach the yarn in the middle of the heel? I was able to make the sole of the shoe. Now I am stuck, Is there a video?

    Thanks

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  59. I have tried this pattern 9 times now and it doesn’t work. It gets messed up every time starting at round 5. This never equals 40 stitches. Please help!

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      • I had no problems with the pattern until Rnd 6(7). In an earlier post by Beck Jo Oct 2016 who pointed out the 1sc2tog at the end of the round should be omitted. When doing that, the pattern works out lovely.
        With Rnd 5 (6) ..did you check you had 46 (50) stitches when you started the round. Hope you can sort it out.
        This would be my favourite bootie pattern…love it, thanks Olivia

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        • It’s working out now. I had to slightly adjust the sc in rnd 5(6) and rnd 6(7) in order to “center” the sc2tog & dc2tog at toe of bootie. I also deleted the last 1sc2tog at end of round.
          Thanks for your response!

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        • Loved to crochet this one for a newborn girl in the family, thank you. However, would it be possible to help me figure out how to make adult size, my teenager niece would also like a pair:)

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  60. I just finished one of these booties after ripping apart the shoe the first 9 times and it turned out perfect! Read and follow the instructions CAREFULLY! I used Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn, medium 4 acrylic yarn and a “C” 2.75 mm hook to achieve the right size. It still looks a little too big for a newborn so I will try to make it again with a thinner yarn. I think 11 chains is too many for the sole as most newborn shoes use a maximum of 9 chains to begin with. I will try to decrease the entire pattern to make it smaller.

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  62. Bonjour, j’aimerais avoir le patron pour le bottillons Pink lady baby svp? rst-ce possible? Merci

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  63. Just trying to find a pattern I like for a friend’s new baby girl. Love what I saw on Pinterest.

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  66. Just finished this baby booties, the onky problem I had was the one in round 6 (7). I just omit the last 1 sc2tog in the end of the round and everything turned out fine.

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  69. I think, maybe, the end of the 5th round should be 39 sts for the first size, not 40. I end my 4th round with 45 sts, which is what it says, but in round 5 you’re decreasing 6sts, which would bring it to 39

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    • So, should the pattern be adjusted before that? So the stitch count isn’t off for the rest of the patten?

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  70. I can’t figure out if the pattern has been adjusted or not from the comments left. I too am struggling to get the right number of stitches left when working from row 5 on. I’m not a novice crocheter, but am not comfortable going outside of the pattern. But, after frogging several times, I will set this down, and hope that someone responds and sets me straight! Thank you for the lovely bootie pattern.

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  71. I’ve made 2 pr of these already and the new moms loved them. Thank you for the free pattern.

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