Baby rainbow sandals. I've called these baby rainbow sandals because of the yarn I've used to make the most recent pair (Catania Color).
However you can make them in a plain colour or two colours. I've indicated where to make the colour changes if you want to make the two-colour version (for a two-colour version see this post). These baby sandals are 10 cm/4 inches long so size 3 months approx. I have used Catania cotton yarn and a 3mm crochet hook and a tension of 6 sc and 6 rows of sc to an inch/2.5 cm. I did work the sole a bit looser, though. The sandals are worked in a single piece - the only things you need to sew on are the buttons. I have used US terms for this pattern (even though I'm British) as most visitors to my blog seem to hail from the USA.
US sc = UK dc US dc = UK tr Please do not sell this pattern or post it to any website. So here we go: rnd 7-10: working in back loop only, 1 sc around (55 sts) Crocodile Stitch Baby Blanket pattern by Bonita Patterns. Earning-My-Cape: Newborn Caterpillar Hat and Cocoon {free crochet pattern} You all know the story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle, right?
That story is the inspiration for this project. If you've been on Pinterest, there's no doubt you've seen all of the cute little newborn photos of the adorable babies in their hats and coccoons. I made this project because it seems to be very popular, and I wanted something cute to donate to Lauren's (from Tutus & Tea Parties) Hurricane Sandy Relief Auction. If you like it, you can bid on it HERE. It's a really great cause and Lauren has been working very hard to put it all together.
Lauren is accepting donation items until Wednesday November 14th, and the auction will run until Sunday, November 18th at midnight. Continue reading for the pattern... The colors in these pictures aren't as true as the colors are in real life. I find that Red Heart Super Saver Yarn washes up nice and soft. Here are the patterns: What You Do: *Notes*: **The beginning ch 3 does not count as your first dc. Eyes: Make 2. The C Side » How to: Open Toe Crochet Sandals for any size. I walk barefoot at home.
I would walk barefoot in the street if I could, but I can’t. My daughter is a little copy cat so she too walks barefoot, only problem is that the tiles sometimes get really cold and she jams her toes in the tables all the time (she takes after her mother). I had seen lots of crocheted baby sandals, booties, shoes but couldn’t find something that would fit a toddler and was not closed because her feet get hot and were simple and plain. So I designed my own.
The hardest thing in this pattern is getting a two and a half year old to stand still for 30 seconds while you draw her feet. You will need: Worsted weight (thick worsted not light worsted, you don’t want a flimsy pair of sandals right?) First you will need to draw out the feet on a piece of paper. This is a tutorial and I tried to explain it as clearly as possible, if you need any help leave a comment or send me an email jessyz [at] chocolatemintsinajar [dot] com and I’ll help you out. Related July 27, 2011. Little White Dress pattern by Sarah Cooper. Piggy Peeps Baby Shoes *Pattern* Here is a blog-post version of my Piggy Peeps baby shoes pattern.
You may print a copy of this post. Click on a photo to enlarge. The pattern is also a free PDF via Ravelry. You will need the latest version of Adobe to open the PDF. Please do not sell or redistribute pattern as your own. Yarn: Peaches & Crème/Sugar ‘n Cream 4-ply Worsted cotton yarn. Skeins: One skein is plenty to complete a pair, but you will need more than one skein for contrasting colors. Hook: 3.75 mm (F) hook results in a 3.5” (9cm) long shoe 4 mm (G) hook results in a 4” (10 cm) long shoe 5 mm (H) hook results in 4.5” (11.5 cm) long shoe Other: Yarn needle, Ribbon= 2 at 18” (46 cm) long Rnd 1: Ch 12. Sc in 2nd ch from hook.