Cute EASY Crochet Baby Gift Idea – Cosy Socks matching mommy and Baby
Mommy and Baby Easy Fluffy slipper sock booties Patterns FREE perfect crochet gift idea for those nightime feeds to keep feet warm and cosy
Need a quick, thoughtful crochet gift for a new baby and mom? These matching fluffy socks make the perfect last-minute baby shower gift—cozy, cute, and totally beginner-friendly.
These were made for my daughter and my grandson as the night time feeds my daughters feet were freezing! so I made a matching pair of booties for them
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And heres the little fluffy socks for baby Pattern
Is this not the MOST adorable picture ever.
I have had such fun crocheting for my grandson but finding crochet patterns for boys is limited.
So never one to be beaten I got my hook and off I went creating these adorable cosy crochet baby booties.
BOOTIES PATTERN
Bootie Construction Summary (Baby Size)
The baby slipper bootie is crocheted in one piece, starting from the toe and working back toward the heel, then finishing with a ribbed-style cuff:
- Toe & Foot – YOu do not need to know a magic ring to start the bootie, it worked in continuous rounds, increasing to form a rounded toe.
- Body of Bootie – Continues in the round adding 1 extra stitch pre round,
- Heel Shaping – Once the foot length (to the front of HEEL) is complete, the heel is then worked flat in rows,
- Seam Heel – The flat heel section is folded First st of Row to Last st of last row, and seamed together to close the back.
- Optional Ribbed Cuff – The final rounds are worked around the top edge in half double crochet in the back loops only (hdc blo) to create a soft, stretchy cuff that fits snugly on baby’s ankle.
You will need a 4mm crochet hook and some fluffy DK baby yarn, scissors and yarn needle to fasten off ends.
Can these be made bigger? (once you’ve made the first pair and see how they are made you can size these up really easily)
NOTE: Always start first stitch of round in the base of chain!
Rnd1: Ch2 and work 7hdc into the first chain on the hook, slip to join
Rnd 2 : Ch2 , 2 hdc into the base of chain st, and work 2hdc in each stitch around, slip to join (14)
Rnd 3: Ch2, 1 hdc in each stitch around, including making an extra stitch in the previous rounds slip to join space, (15)
Rnd 4: Ch2, 1 hdc in each stitch around, including making an extra stitch in the previous rounds slip to join space (16)
Rnd 5: Ch2, 1 hdc in each stitch around, including making an extra stitch in the previous rounds slip to join space, (17)
Rnd 6: Ch2, 1 HDC in each stitch around including making an extra stitch in the previous rounds slip stitch to join, space) (18)
Rnd7: Ch2, 1 HDC in each st around, DO NOT MAKE any more extra stitches in the previous rounds slip to join space (18)
Ch2 TURN your work, YOU are now working in ROWS for the HEEL Part
ROW8: 1 HDC in nxt 14 sts, , Ch2 TURN,
ROW 9: HDC in next 14sts. Ch2, TURN
ROW 10: HDC in next 14sts. Ch2, TURN
Row 11: HDC in next 14sts, Slip to join to the FIRST stitch of ROW (Join FIRST ST to LAST ST of round)
You are now working in Rounds again for the bootie Ankle CUFF
Rnd 12: Ch2, working in HDC, Pick up and work 16sts evenly around, slip to join (16 sts)
Rnd 13: HDC in each stitch around, slip to join, (16sts)
Rnd14:HDC in each stitch around, slip to join, (16sts)
I crochet this extra length for helping to keep these on babies feet! It can be turned down into a cute cuff.
Rnd 15: DC in each stitch around, (you can front post back post ribb stitches here if you like slip to join (16sts)
fasten off and leave a long length as you will use this to thread down the cuffed boot and sew the 2 side seams that are touching eachother at the back of the heel together, weave in end, and fasten off.
Now the adult slipper socks is an original crochet pattern of mine and you can find the full pattern for the booties HERE – Just use fluffy YARN.
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