Hi! LOOK! LOOK!!! My first baby slipper/bootie! I just finished it except for the ribbon tie. Just had to share with those that would understand the accomplishment of something new they learned how to do with a hook, some yarn, a pattern and patience.
Now to get another one to match, that'll be a challenge. I actually was practicing since I don't even have anyone to give it to but was always fascinated by making shoes.
Happy crocheting to you.
That is so cute! It looks perfect. What kind of yarn did you use? Congrats on a great looking slipper :) I definitely can relate when it comes to trying new things. I am new to crocheting so everything I have been making is new.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the second one! :)
This is really cute. Look like it would be pretty easy. Thanks for stopping by. Nice to see that you made a Lizzie Cat bag too. I'm thinking I'm going to need to make another one soon.
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Such a beautiful little slipper! Wonderful job. You did great on a new project.
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Barbara
cute...whats to stop you from making a blue pair and "boying it up" a little bit...could be like an Aladdin slipper :)
ReplyDeleteSSSSSSoooooooo Cute! :)
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for all the crochet buddy love! I've only been crocheting for about 3 years and don't have allot of time to devote to it but I enjoy making new items and learning to follow patterns.
ReplyDeleteMary, the yarn is Bernat Satin 100% acrylic worsted. The pattern called for a sport weight which would have made a smaller shoe. This satin yarn has a pretty sheen but it doesn't really give, ya know stretch. I got it for the granny blanket I'm making but would never use it to make a sweater or any article that requires some give in it. I might weave a pink elastic cord instead of ribbon thru the shoe with the tie at the front like a ballet shoe to help it stay on the baby's feet.
D.Carlen, an Aladdin slipper is such a cute idea. Boys seem to get gypped when it comes to stuff like this. When my son was little I made him cute things to wear since there was a lack of cute toddler clothes out there except for maybe Nordstrom$$$$. You all have a wonderful weekend!
This is really really really cute!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cute one! I understand about trying to make new things. I made my first baby booties 4 months ago and only got the right matching pair on the 3rd try! Since then I haven't made any more booties. Good luck to you!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous little shoe! I have a similar pattern from Ravelry.com It is called "mary jane skimmers". If you do a search, the pattern is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo cute... I loved making cloths for my children when they were young. I have started making stuff for my grandaughters. Best of luck making one to match
ReplyDeletewhere did you get the pattern for this bootie it is too cute
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I would love to know what pattern you used as well! I'm still searching for the perfect bootie pattern and this is SO cute!!
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