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Materials needed: (as used when I designed the patterns)
Worsted Weight Yarn
(most brands, any color)
Light Fluffy Yarn
(if trim is desired)
Buttons – need 2
(about 1/2 to 3/4 inch)
For gauge – Use Size G hook
(simply use a bigger hook and
choose a smaller size shoe size
if your project is not meeting the
recommended size specified in this
pattern, and practice a few times)
Yarn needle (to finish off)
Sewing Needle (large eye)

Sizes on patterns - Newborn

These shoes are crocheted in one piece (unless you choose to make them in two colors, then you will change yarn one time), no sewing pieces together.

Difficulty - Easy

Stitches Used -
SC - single crochet
HDC - half double crochet
SS - slip stitch
Other techniques are fully explained as needed.

My patterns work well in all colors, with worsted yarn, and are easy to follow.

You may sell the items you make from the patterns purchased from this shop, but the pattern remains property of Hooked4Babies. Please respect the copyright that restricts the right to sell, copy, share, alter, or distribute the pattern. You must also use you own photos if you plan to sell a similar item.

Contact with me with ANY QUESTIONS!

This pattern and all photos are the physical and intellectual property of ©Hooked4Babies – all things crochet, and should not be copied or sold by anyone for any reason.

Making these adorable little crocheted shoes / booties is a hobby of mine. I have been crocheting for the last 2 decades, and these are a favorite. I formerly sold on eBay but regret to say how unfitting that is for an item like this. My little shoes / booties deserve better! I most always use synthetic yarns. I also need to mention that my items have small parts, such as buttons and embellishments. Props not included.This is a pattern I have been tracking in my head and modifying for several years. Ultimately, it is a melting pot of so many of my favorite parts of things I have tried over the years. I broke it all down so that it has become so simple and quick to complete a pair of boots. This pattern might only be complicated to those brand new at crochet because it involves counting and tight even work. I have always tried things and practiced them until I can say “I got it!” If I can get enough purchases of this pattern to see it will sell, I would like to set up an account for the proceeds to go to a benefit organization such as Breast Cancer Awareness or Autism Awareness. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.