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Free Nautical Baby Booties Crochet Pattern
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This free nautical baby booties crochet pattern is an easy project to gift babies. With chilly summer evenings in mind I wanted to design a pair of baby booties that were both warm and summery. I’ve always been a big fan of the nautical theme, especially for babies which inspired me to design these little shoes.

So, if you are looking for the perfect summer accessory for your baby boy or girl? Look no further than these adorable nautical baby booties crochet pattern! Designed with love for both warmth and style, these booties are ideal for those chilly summer evenings spent strolling on the beach.

Crochet baby booties Sizes

The free baby booties crochet pattern is designed for babies aged 6-12 months, but don’t worry if your little one is younger, as my paid pattern includes sizing options for 0-3 months and 3-6 months as well. The combination of navy blue and white stripes with a big red bow adds the perfect touch of cuteness and charm to any baby’s outfit. The best part is that these booties are versatile enough to work for both baby boys and girls!

How to booties for a summer baby

As long as you have a basic knowledge of crochet stitches, such as increasing and decreasing and working into the back loops, you should be able to handle this easy skill level pattern. Additionally, you’ll need some basic sewing skills to attach the bow at the end.

To make these booties, I used DK (weight 3) yarn in three different colors. While I chose navy, red, and white for a classic nautical theme, feel free to let your creativity shine and choose any colors you like! Just remember to check your gauge and adjust your hook size if necessary, to ensure a perfect fit for your baby.

To Conclude…

These nautical baby booties crochet pattern are a must-have for any parent who wants to keep their baby stylish and warm during those chilly summer evenings. With their easy skill level and versatile design, these booties will be a hit with both parents and babies alike. So why not try your hand at crocheting them today and see for yourself?


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Hook size

4mm crochet hook

Yarn

DK yarn in 3 colours. I used King Cole DK

A – Navy

B – Cream

C – Red

Terminology

USA

Abbreviations

BLO – Back loop only

ch – Chain

dc – Double crochet

hdc – Half double crochet

2hdc – Increase (2 half double crochet in 1 space)

rep – Repeat

sc – Single crochet

sc2tog – Decrease (single crochet 2 together)

sl st – Slip stich

st/sts – Stitch/Stiches

Gauge / Tension

2” x 2” square = 7 rows of 9 hdc

6-12 months = 4.5” sole

(Measure sole length before back loop only row)

Supplies

You will need the following supplies to complete the project (links will take you directly to my recommended supplies on love crafts)

– DK yarn

– 4mm crochet hook

– scissors

– tapestry needle

– measuring tape

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This free crochet pattern is for baby booties in age 6-12 months. The premium download includes sizes 0-3 months and 3-6 months.

Sole

Row 1

ch 13to start sole with colour navy

2hdc in 2nd ch from hook

hdc in next 10

5hdc in last ch

hdc in next 10 on opposite side

3hdc in last

sl st to join, ch 1 (30) [pic 1]

Row 2

2hdc in first 2 sts

hdc in next 10 sts

2hdc in next 5 sts

hdc in next 10 sts

2hdc in next 3 sts

sl st to join and ch 1 (40)

Row 3

(2hdc, hdc) rep twice

hdc in next 10 sts

(2hdc, hdc) rep 5 times

hdc in next 10 sts

(2hdc, hdc) rep 3 times

sl st to join and ch 1 (50)

Row 4

sc x 50

sl st to join and ch 1 (50)

Row 5

sc in blo x 50

sl st to join and ch 1 (50)

Row 6

sc x 50

sl st to join and ch 1 (50) [pic 2]

Row 7 & 8

change to colour cream

sc x 50

sl st to join and ch 1 (50)

Row 9

Change to colour navy

sc2tog to start

sc in next 15 sts

(sc2tog, sc, sc) rep 4 times

sc in next 15 sts

sc2tog to finish

sl st to join ch 1 (44)

Row 10

sc in 17 sts

(sc2tog, sc) rep 3 times

sc in next 18 sts

sl st to join ch 1 (41) [pic 3]

Row 11

Change to colour cream

sc in 14 sts

sc2tog x 6

sc in next 15 sts

sl st to join ch 1 (35)

Row 12

sc in 14 sts

sc2tog x3

sc in 15 sts

sl st to join ch 1 (32)

Row 13

Change to colour navy

sc2tog

sc in 13 sts

sc2tog

sc in 13 sts

sc2tog

sl st to join ch 1 (29)

Ankle

Row 14

sc x 29

sl st to join ch 1 (29) [pic 4]

Row 15 & 16

change to colour cream

sc x 29

sl st to join ch 1 (29)

Row 17 & 18

change to colour navy

sc x 29

sl st to join & cast off (29) [pic 5]

Bow

Row 1

Using red yarn ch 20 and sl st to join into a circle

dc x 20 in each ch

sl st to join & ch 1 (20)

Row 2

dc x 20 in each st

sl st to join & ch 1 (20)

Row 3

dc x 20 in each st

sl st to join & cast off (20) [pic 6]

Assembly

Tightly wrap yarn around the centre of the circle shape you’ve made several times to create a bow. Leave approx 5” yarn both sides for sewing.

Using your hook pull through the excess yarn from the bow through the boot. Tie on and sew to secure.