I have recently made a video review for a new yarn brand VlnaHep Perla (pearl in English). This yarn is a combination of 60%bamboo and 40%cotton. This thread has antibacterial and anti-allergic features. It warms you when you are cold and cools you when you are hot. When you double the thread for hats, it is also a perfect for winter time. On top of that it is suitable for babies.<\/p>\n
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For testing I decided to make a baby booties. And here is the free pattern.<\/p>\n
Perla Baby shoes, 10 cm\/3.7 in, 2-4 months (varies according to a baby size)<\/strong> US terminology:<\/strong> Each row starts with either 1 CH = Single Crochet or 1 loose\u00a0CH = Half Double Crochet and ends with SlSt. This not apply if you use markers and crochet in circles. This pattern is written in columns that is the way the shoe is usually crocheted. Also you start the sole with a chain and continue around this chain.<\/p>\n SOLE<\/strong> 1st row:<\/strong> 2nd row:<\/strong> 3rd row:<\/strong> BODY OF THE SHOE<\/strong> 5th row:<\/strong> 6th row:<\/strong> 7th row:<\/strong> 8th row:<\/strong> 9th row:<\/strong> BRIM AND THE FALSE TONGUE<\/strong> LOWER BRIM\u00a0<\/strong> Finishing<\/strong> Congratulation. <\/strong>That it is. Just to make a second one.<\/p>\n If you like it, please share<\/strong> this pattern on social networks as a \u201cthank you\u201d to help me to run this website. You can also subscribe to my youtube channel<\/a>. Thank you very much for your visit.<\/p>\n Katy<\/p>\n\n\t\t
\nYarn: <\/strong>VlnaHep white 8002, turquoise 8124 and light green 8145, pictures here<\/a>.
\nHook<\/strong>: 4 and 5 mm
\nOverseas alternatives<\/strong>: you can substitute this yarn by Himalaya Deluxe Bamboo, Kartopu Bambu or any other yarn with this parameters\u00a0\u2013 hook 3-4 mm\/US 3-6, 100gr\/3.53 oz. or 230m\/251 yds per ball, yarn thickness 2 Fine Sport, Baby.
\nLeather string<\/b>
\nMarker<\/strong> or a piece of yarn
\nTime<\/strong>: 2-3 hours
\nSuitable for pre-intermediate<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nSl St \u2013 slip stitch
\nCH \u2013 chain stitch
\nSC \u2013 single crochet
\nFPSC – front post single crochet
\nBPSC – back post single crochet
\nHDC half double crochet
\nDS – double crochet
\n2SCtog \u2013 two single crochet together as one
\n2HDCtog \u2013 two half double crochet together as one<\/p>\n
\nTurquoise, doubled, hook 4mm<\/strong>
\nCH12<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nHDC into second chain from the hook (that is to the tenth loop, you need to have another nine free loops to follow the pattern) (here is the heel of the shoe)
\n8 HDC (one HDC into one CH)
\n5xHDC (five HDC into the last CH, crochet back around the chain, here is the tip<\/span>\/front of the shoe)
\n8xHDC (one HDC into one CH)
\n3xHDC (three HDC into the chain you make the very first HDC)
\nSlSt<\/p>\n
\none loose CH as a substitution for the first HDC, another HDC into the same place (you need to find the small gap on the right site of the substitution, make HDC here)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n8 HDC (one HDC into one HDC)
\n5x2HDC (double each HDC in the tip\/front of the shoe)
\n8 HDC (one HDC into one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\nSlSt<\/p>\n
\none loose CH as a substitution for the first HDC, another HDC into the same place (you need to find the small gap on the right site of the substitution, make HDC here)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n8 HDC (one HDC into one CH)
\n10x2HDC (double each HDC in the tip\/front of the shoe)
\n10 HDC (one HDC into one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\n2xHDC (two in one HDC)
\nSlSt<\/p>\n
\n4th row:<\/strong>
\none chain as a substitution for the first SC
\nSC back loop<\/strong> only<\/strong> around the whole sole
\nSlSt<\/p>\n
\nwhite, doubled, hook 4 mm<\/strong>
\none chain as a substitution for the first SC
\nmake one FPSC and BPSC, repeat around the whole shoe
\nSlSt<\/p>\n
\none chain as a substitution for the first SC
\nmake one FPSC and BPSC, repeat around the whole shoe (that is FPSC to the FPSC from the previous row, BPSC to the BPSC from the previous row)
\nSlSt<\/p>\n
\nLight green, doubled, hook 4mm<\/strong>
\none chain as a substitution for the first SC
\nfind the middle of the shoe \u2013 face the sole of the shoe and try to find the middle stitch, count 14 loops (the middle incl) to the right and 14 loops to the left, insert markers to the loops on the right and on the left
\ncrochet SC to the place where you inserted the marker from that place make
\n14x2HDCtog
\ncontinue with SC
\nSlSt or use marker and crochet around<\/p>\n
\none chain as a substitution for the first SC
\ncrochet SC to the place where we started making 2HDCtog in the previous row, from here
\n7x2HDCtog
\ncontinue with SC
\nSlSt\/or crochet around without the substitution in the following row<\/p>\n
\none chain as a substitution for the first SC
\ncrochet SC to the place where we started making 2HDCtog in the previous row, from here
\n3x2HDCtog (one HDC from the previous row is odd so make SC to this one)
\ncontinue with SC
\nSlSt\/or crochet around without the substitution in the following row<\/p>\n
\nWhite yarn, doubled, hook 4<\/strong>
\n10th row<\/strong>
\none chain as a substitution for the first SC
\nSC
\nSC
\n2SCTog
\nSC
\nSC
\n2SCTog
\ncontinue SC to SC from the previous row, stop before HDC from the previous row
\nskip HDC, to the next make a shell from 6 DC, skip next HDC
\ncontinue SC
\nSC
\n2SCTog
\nSC
\nSC
\n2SCTog
\nSC to SC from the previous row till you reach the heel of the shoe
\ncut off the yarn<\/p>\n
\nWhite yarn, doubled, hook 5<\/strong>
\nFace the false tongue of the shoe, insert the hook to the outter loops around the sole, make SlSt around the whole sole.<\/p>\n
\nI usually sew the yarn in the shoe without making knots. Insert the leather string and make a false shoelace.<\/p>\n
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