Make a matching Loopy Winter Set for your little munckin, complete with Booties, Scarf and Beanie!

A basic understanding of working in continuous rounds is required to complete this pattern.

Booties:
Completed bootie will fit a 6-12month baby. The basic size of the booties can be adjusted to fit babies Premie to 12months via hook size increases. This chart is a guide only as individual results may vary. When the Sole is completed, measure the Length and check that it matches the Sole Length in the chart. If they are correct, you may continue. If not, readjust the hook size or your gauge to get the correct sized sole.

Beanie:
Completed Beanie will fit a 6-12month baby. The basic size of this hat can be adjusted to fit almost any head size using the including sizing chart.

Scarf:
Completed Scarf will fit a 6-12month baby. Any child under age 3 years should only wear scarves under direct supervision of an adult. I do not recommend scarves for babies younger than 6months.
Basic instructions are provided for adjusting the scarf size for older children.

Note: Completed booties are not appropriate for walking babies who might encounter tiles, wood or linoleum. A non-slip layer could be added to the base to allow for these adventures, though no instructions have been included in this pattern to achieve this.

Required Supplies:
Yarn: 8ply / DK / Worsted Weight
Hook: 4.00mm / UK 8 / US G-6 -- 4.50mm / UK 7 / US 7 -- 5.00mm / UK 6 / US H-8 -- 5.50mm / UK 5 / US I-9
Yarn Colours: White -- Blend -- Brown
Additional Tools: Embroidery Needle -- Scissors

Stitches/Terms Used:
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
hdc = half double crochet
dc = double crochet
inc = increase
sc2tog = single crochet two stitches together
dc2tog = double crochet two stitches together
BLO = Back Loop Only
FLO = Front Loop Only
ch = chain
st = stitch
hk = hook
rnd = round
STOP = Finish current round without working remaining stitches. Next stitch worked will be the beginning of a new round.
Loop Stitch = Ensure you are using a loop stitch technique that will prevent the loops from unravelling.
DC loop stitch = As above, only done as part of a double crochet.

Pattern copyright Nicole Davis © 2013. All rights reserved. Do not copy or share this pattern.
You may sell products made from this pattern, however please credit Nicole Davis / MetricMama as the designer.