Dear Pam, I really like your pattern and instruction photos, that helps so much. I have done booties before, I have a few favorite patterns that are easy. I'm going to add this one to the list of patterns to try!
Hi Pam! I love this pattern! I used an H hook cuz my lil grandbaby is almost 1, so I wanted them to fit her. It worked, I used this exact same pattern but bigger hook and it looks like thye'll fit her! I'm going to visit next weekend! Thanks for the super easy pattern, your photos helped me out so much, especially over the strap. Mary
Thanks for this pattern. I don't like "traditional" booties and this was a perfect update! They were so easy to make for babies that I used a larger yarn (Lion Brand Homespun) and the hook size the yarn called for and with a little adjustment I made a pair of these for me!
I see you put up new directions, I couldn't figure out the sl st but I see that was an error, because I just did the ch 2 and worked back and forth, thanks for the pattern. K
im learning to crochet for my unborn baby these r so cute but im stuck in one area. in round 3 the * 1 hc...im wondering where im doing that at? the first stitch???? and then the next stitch do 2 hc? and then again the next stitch do 1 hc??? sorry im so confused i would appreciate ne help thanks!!!
After 35 years of bitter failures in crafts, any crafts, I now admire the first bootie, ready, done and in correct size, finished in one night. And I still have five nights to finish the second one! I thank you, in awe!
thanks for the pattern! my slipper turned out fabulous... i look forward to completing the second one! I made the strap longer and left it loose so I could button it on... so CUTE!
I really liked making these. As a beginnner they were really easy. My first one took me about 1 1/2hrs. and numerous tear outs. just b/c i didn't know what i was doing. But 3 pairs later and i think i have it mastered. the first pair were my I like but just not goo enough. Then the second turned out perfect. and the third i thought well lets please the hubby and make our daughter to be born in march a Camo pair.
Oooh, I love these!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Thanks for sharing. :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the free pattern!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern!! I'll definitely have to try it!!
ReplyDeleteDear Pam,
ReplyDeleteI really like your pattern and instruction photos, that helps so much. I have done booties before, I have a few favorite patterns that are easy. I'm going to add this one to the list of patterns to try!
Thanks,
Kim G. from Dallas, TX
pam thanks so much for the pattern. i have wanted maryjane booties for babies forever. the pics really help.
ReplyDeleteHi Pam!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern! I used an H hook cuz my lil grandbaby is almost 1, so I wanted them to fit her. It worked, I used this exact same pattern but bigger hook and it looks like thye'll fit her! I'm going to visit next weekend! Thanks for the super easy pattern, your photos helped me out so much, especially over the strap.
Mary
Thanks for this pattern. I don't like "traditional" booties and this was a perfect update! They were so easy to make for babies that I used a larger yarn (Lion Brand Homespun) and the hook size the yarn called for and with a little adjustment I made a pair of these for me!
ReplyDeleteI see you put up new directions, I couldn't figure out the sl st but I see that was an error, because I just did the ch 2 and worked back and forth, thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteK
im learning to crochet for my unborn baby these r so cute but im stuck in one area. in round 3 the * 1 hc...im wondering where im doing that at? the first stitch???? and then the next stitch do 2 hc? and then again the next stitch do 1 hc??? sorry im so confused i would appreciate ne help thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable and great directions!
ReplyDeletethanks simply lovable.
ReplyDeleteAfter 35 years of bitter failures in crafts, any crafts, I now admire the first bootie, ready, done and in correct size, finished in one night. And I still have five nights to finish the second one! I thank you, in awe!
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much. Will be making these for a charity. They are wonderful.
ReplyDeletethanks for the pattern! my slipper turned out fabulous... i look forward to completing the second one! I made the strap longer and left it loose so I could button it on... so CUTE!
ReplyDeleteI really liked making these. As a beginnner they were really easy. My first one took me about 1 1/2hrs. and numerous tear outs. just b/c i didn't know what i was doing. But 3 pairs later and i think i have it mastered. the first pair were my I like but just not goo enough. Then the second turned out perfect. and the third i thought well lets please the hubby and make our daughter to be born in march a Camo pair.
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