This is a pair of baby converse bootie. It is a small size booties; I made this for 3 to 6 months boy. To starting the pattern I see some of the booties design in the internet. This one I like for my brother's baby. I wanted to design these booties in my own way. When I completed my design, I have a lot of fun to crochet them, it is very easy pattern. I made step by step picture that you have easy to understand the pattern. I used the light blue and white colors yarn, those are I already used in my previous pattern the boy romper set, cause of I have an extra.
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Boutchou Romper
This baby romper crochet pattern will look adorable on any little one. With classic stripes and a vintage vibe, it will make a wonderful outfit for a gift, photoshoot, or just lounging around. Customize your design with colors and buttons of your choosing, and you've got a wonderful set of crochet overalls for any boy or girl. My printable PDF pattern will walk you through every step of this easy project. Shop the entire Boutchou set here. PATTERN DETAILS • sizes: 0 - 3 months, 6 - 12 months, and 18 - 24 months (details below) • Beginner-friendly • Techniques used / Special stitches: Front loop / back loop only - full explanations are given in the pattern. • US crochet notations • Illustrated step-by-step photos MATERIALS • 4 mm / US G - 6 hook. • Paintbox Cotton Aran (50g, 100% cotton, 85m / 93yds) o 3 (3, 4) skeins in dolphin blue (referred to as blue). o 1 skein in banana cream (referred to as white) o 1 skein in daffodil yellow (referred to as yellow) • Tapestry needle to weave in the ends. • 8 10mm buttons. SIZES Final romper hip measurements are: • 0 - 3 months: 52 cm / 20.5” • 6 - 12 months: 54 cm / 21.25” • 18 - 24 months: 58 cm / 22.75”
Oopsie Daisy Doll Romper
This crochet pattern bundle is for a daisy themed baby dolls romper and headband. The doll clothes are suitable for 14” baby dolls. The dolls romper is crocheted in one piece and the daisies and headband are made separately and are sewn on. The baby dolls romper fastens at the back with a single 15mm button. ⭐️ Doll size ⭐️ The following measurements are of the doll used in the photo. You can easily adjust the length of the legs and torso by simply adding or removing extra rows in these areas. Height - 14” Waist circumference - 24cm Torso length - 16cm Arm circumference - 9cm Under arm length - 11cm Thigh circumference - 15cm Inside leg length -11cm Head circumference - 27cm Finished size of romper - W 16cm x H 21cm ⭐️ Yarn ⭐️ DK (weight 3) yarn. I used King Cole Pricewise DK in the following colours and approximate amounts. A - yellow - 37g (104m/114yd) B - white - 3g (9m/10yd) Total - 40g (113m/124yd) ⭐️ Supplies you will need ⭐️ - Crochet hook 4mm (G-6) - Tapestry needle - DK yarn (weight 3) - Scissors - 14” baby doll - 1 x 15mm button This pattern is easy skill level. The pattern is written in USA terminology. You will need to know basic crochet stitches. The onesie is made in one piece and there is minimal sewing involved.
Mira's Multi-Size Crochet Romper Pattern 0-4yrs
Get ready to dive into the world of baby crochet with Mira’s Multi-Size Crochet Romper Pattern! This adorable and fashionable design is perfect for any occasion, and can be worn over a short or long-sleeve body. With five different sizes ranging from 0-4 years, you can crochet as many rompers as you want for the little ones you love. The pattern is easy to follow, with detailed directions, stitch counts, and plenty of pictures to guide you along. And while some reviewers found the pattern a bit challenging to understand at times, they were still able to create stunning results. So grab your crochet hook, some light worsted yarn, and get ready to create a beautiful romper that’s sure to impress.
Ginny Baby Romper: Crochet Pattern PDF
Check out the Ginny Baby Romper crochet pattern, perfect for your little one! This pattern is a breeze to follow, and the finished romper is absolutely adorable with its frills and ruffles. Plus, it has a clever design for easy diaper changes. The reviews rave about how cute and easy-to-follow the pattern is, with one reviewer even adding a fabric lining to make it less see-through. Another reviewer mentioned that their finished romper came out a bit smaller than expected, but still loved it. It’s a high-quality pattern that’s sure to impress, whether you’re making it for your own baby or as a heartfelt gift for a friend’s little one.
Baby Converse Booties Free Pattern
- Designed by Suzanne Resaul
These simple converse inspired booties will keep your baby feet safe, warm and cosy. The structure is fairly simple and you can make them in a heartbeat! You can crochet them in neutral colors or add some fun beads or appliques to it!
