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Knitted Baby Booties (Twenty to Make)

Confirming the old adage that big things come in small packages, the compact volumes of this ongoing series offer crafters an easy outlet for their passions—be they for fiber arts, sugarcraft, polymer clay, glasswork, papercraft, or jewelry. Emphasizing the simple fun of crafts, each concise resource includes 20 fast-to-finish, easy-to-do projects that always focus on a single subject or theme.

Suitable for newborn babies up to 6 months old, this project guide collects 20 irresistible patterns for making adorable baby booties. Offering booties in an array of colors and contemporary styles, each project is accompanied by clear, step-by-step instructions, including a list of materials needed, as well as a stunning, full-color photograph of each finished pair.

the completed pair of baby booties. Not really what I would call pretty, but it's small, that's what makes it cute ;)

My hobby is knitting. These baby booties are presents for my friend.

Knit up this 3-piece set for the perfect baby gift that is sure to be a treasured heirloom.

The pattern is from 1950, but the style is classic and stands the test of time. Even the most modern baby will look stylish in this outfit.

Patterns include 3 matching pieces:
-- Sacque, which is basically a loose-fitting cardigan or jacket
-- Cap
-- Booties

This is a pattern for an intermediate knitter (or the beginner who is ready to move up to the intermediate level). You need to know how to cast on, bind off, knit, purl, knit 2 together, decrease, yarn over, make buttonholes, pick up stitches and work on double pointed needles (for the booties only). Besides knitting, you will also need to do a little sewing (sewing the pieces of the sacque together and sewing on buttons) and blocking.

It's certainly more complicated than a scarf or a hat, but it's not nearly as difficult as you might think from the picture.

You are welcome to sell any pieces you knit from this pattern, if you are so inclined.

Knit up this 3-piece set for the perfect baby gift that is sure to be a treasured heirloom.

The pattern is from 1950, but the style is classic and stands the test of time. Even the most modern baby will look stylish in this outfit.

Patterns include 3 matching pieces:
-- Sacque, which is basically a loose-fitting cardigan or jacket
-- Cap
-- Booties

This is a pattern for an intermediate knitter (or the beginner who is ready to move up to the intermediate level). You need to know how to cast on, bind off, knit, purl, knit 2 together, decrease, yarn over, make buttonholes, pick up stitches and work on double pointed needles (for the booties only). Besides knitting, you will also need to do a little sewing (sewing the pieces of the sacque together and sewing on buttons) and blocking.

It's certainly more complicated than a scarf or a hat, but it's not nearly as difficult as you might think from the picture.

You are welcome to sell any pieces you knit from this pattern, if you are so inclined.