Blog Relaunch: Changing The Blog Name to Jei's Crochet and More

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Welcome to my blog relaunch! 

It has been years since my last post. I have to admit, I do miss the process of cooking up a project and sharing it on my blog! So now I'm back and I'm very excited about all the new stuff I have in store for everyone! 

To those who are new, or had followed me from years before but may have forgotten, this blog was named Cutey Patuty Blog, which mostly focused on my love for crochet.

After creating and working on my blog, I also made other blogs discussing different subjects like fitness, blogging, and mental health. However, I never really pushed through with all of it due to my mental health. After seeking help and getting support and encouragement from my loved ones, I feel that I'm now in a better place and I again see the joy that I used to have in working on this blog 

During the time that I was on a break, I learned a lot from the people I met, and I feel like I wanted to share the new things I've learned. However, I felt that the concept of my blog limited me to just posting about crochet. That's why I felt that I needed to relaunch the blog with a whole new concept! Although I will still be posting about crochet, I will also be sharing new things that I've learned during my hiatus.

I have also enlisted the help of my sister Ann so we can work on this blog better and more efficiently. She will be helping me manage the blog, and will also be writing posts about her interest in sewing and other things. With her help, we should be able to post more topics on a regular basis. So expect more exciting projects from us!

Venturing to Another Niche

With my new blog, I am incorporating all of the things that kept me busy when I was not around blogging;

• We will cover more varied  subjects like baking, cooking, sewing, and more hand made stuff!
• This will be properly scheduled so you will know what to expect that day.
• My YouTube channel is also in the works!
• We'll continue to share more free crochet patterns and tutorials.
• We'll also be updating and improving old posts

I realized after everything that had happened that I still do love blogging. Not just for the followers and monetizing, but the joy of sharing is very important and fulfilling to me. I am thankful because I still have the chance to do what I love and that I have the platform do it. I also believe it’s never too late to relaunch my blog, and I hope you continue to support us!

                                                                                                                       

Jei

Free Christmas Crochet Chart Pattern

Free Christmas Crochet Chart Pattern

Free Christmas Tree Pattern

Hello Fellow Crocheters! Christmas is just a few months away. We Filipinos start to prepare for Christmas on September. You can hear Christmas songs, countdowns and decors starting September 1. That is how excited Filipinos on Christmas.

I am sharing you today a Christmas Crochet chart patterns that is fun to make. You will just need some basic crochet stitches and know how to change colors. I am sharing you a simple, yet nice crochet chart pattern. For a beginner with just 4 colors it is easy to make. I uploaded this on Ravelry for you to download.

Here are some simple tips on how to read a chart pattern:

And here is how to change colors

You can download my free pattern on Ravelry. Share this free pattern this an early gift from Cutey Patuty.

Free Pattern Baby Boy Beanie

Baby Boy Beanies-Free Pattern

Baby Boy Beanie-Free Pattern

This baby boy beanie is made easily in just simple rounds of single crochet. It is worked in rounds, there's no sewing up to do afterwards! Just add a little pompoms and they are ready to go! 

This hat is made for babies aged 3-5 months. 

Abbreviations:

ch- Chain

sc- Single Crochet

ss- Slip stich

Materials

•  Red heart super saver and you can use Monaco Acrylic Yarn if you are in the Philippines. Any color combination you like. Color A will be your main color.
• G6 (4.25 mm) hook
• Pompom maker or follow this instructions click here.

With G6 hook and Color A, make 2 ch.

Round 1: make 9 sc into 2nd ch from hook, ss to first sc, turn. 9 sts

Round 2: 1 ch (does not count as st), 1 sc into each sc to end, ss to first sc, turn.

Round 3: 1 ch (does not count as st), 2 sc into each sc to end, ss to first sc, turn. 18 sts

Round 4: As 2nd round

Round 5: 1 ch ( does not count as st) *1 sc into next sc, 2 sc into next sc, rep from* to end, ss to first sc, turn. 27 sts.

Round 6: As 2nd round.

Round 7: 1 ch ( does not count as st) *1 sc into each of next 2 sc, 2 sc into next sc, rep from* to end, ss to first sc, turn. 36 sts.

Round 8: As 2nd round.

Round 9: 1 ch (does not count as st), *1 sc into each of next 3 sc, 2 sc into next sc, rep from*to end, ss to first sc, turn. 45 sts

Round 10: as 2nd round.

Round 11: 1 ch ( does not count as st), * 1 sc into each of next 4 sc, 2 sc into next sc, rep from * to end, ss to first sc, turn. 54 sts.

Round 12: as 2nd round

Round 13: 1 ch ( does not count as st) * 1 sc in next sc, 2 sc into next sc, rep from * to end, ss to first sc, turn. 63 sts.

Round 14-26: As 2nd round

Break off Color A and join in Color B.

Round 27: As 2nd round.

Fasten off

Finishing

Using your color a and color b, make a pompom and attach on top of the beanie

New Year

New year, a blank slate, new chapter in life. 2013 is in the past and 2014 is our present. We should let go of the past and face the present. We should learn from our mistakes from the past and use this negatives to develope a beautiful pictures of the present.

I used to make New Years resolutions but most of the time I won't finish or after a few days I will abandon it. For this year, I will not make a resolution, but I will practice to make a small changes in life one day at a time. It is better to accomplish something small everyday and feel you accomplish something.

For my blog I am still sharing more free patterns, and finish some projects that has been in the shelves for a long time, one project at a time. I promised a lot in the past but did not accomplised anything.

If it did mot bring you joy, just leave it behind. Let us ring in the New Year with good things in mind. Let every bad memory that brought us heartache and pain go, and let us turn a new leaf with the smell of the new rain. Forget the past mistakes and make amends of this new year.

This is year the possibilities are endless, a new blank page that we can write a life changing, world shaping, winderful, purposeful, awesime, incredible, extraordinary and mind blowing 365 page book we should create a good one.

Happy New Year! From me Jei, Zion, Jericko, and Erika

Honu the Newspaper Turtle

I submitted an entry at Amigurumipatterns.net. I am hoping my entry will be picked. His name is Honu. Honu means turtle in Hawaii.

I found out about this contest on Rhondda's blog. I immediately picked my hook and asked my son what amigurumi will be cute but easy to make, he drew a turtle. And I started making the amigurumi yesterday afternoon and finished 10 pm and submitted my entry 11 pm. I hope you like my Honu The Turtle ;)

UPDATE:

 My Honu the Newspaper Turtle has been chosen as an entry at http://www.amigurumipatterns.net/designcontest/entries Voting will start on November 25. Vote for my Honu ;)

Crochet Head Forms-Free Pattern

Hi Everybody! I am here to share you a continuation of my preemie crochet head form. This one is a 3-6 mos, size head form. This is requested by one of my Facebook Follower. I think the preemie head form needs some company ;)

This Head form is for babies 3-6 months old. It is 7.5 inches tall with circumference of 16 inches. You can download this pattern on Ravelry.

I hope you visit my Ravelry add my crochet head form on your project and library.

You can download now this free pattern. I will add more in the future. I hope you like my free head form ;)

How To Make a Scoodie-Free Pattern

How to Make a Scoodie

Wow! It's been a a few weeks since my last post! With this post I am sharing to you my latest project while I am away busy with my weight loss journey. But with this journey I still need to crochet to relax. Being a hobbyist made myself more relax and calm. 

This is the video I followed to make my very first almost big project. This is by Claire Sullivan also known as BobWilson123

Here is my finished scoodie! I hope you enjoy these videos you should give it a try it is easy and cute! With this basic scoodie you can use your imagination by adding anything you want like bear ears, or bunny ears, or you can add some crocodile stitch around the hood. I added a self-striping yarn to add some color.  

I hope you enjoy this post ;)

Tamago Girl Amigurumi Free Pattern

Tamago Girl Free Pattern

This is Tamago girl (Tamago is Japanese of Egg) It's been a while since I shared my own pattern and I created Tamago Girl!

Tamago Girl is a girl who is simple and sweet. She is an artist. Tamago girl loves to give hugs!

You will need:

Worsted Weight yarn (beige, medium pink, light pink,yellow, black)

Size I hook

Stitch Marker

Poly Fiber (for stuffing)

Yarn Needle (for sewing and embroidering the eyes

Abbreviations:

sc-Single Crochet

scinc-Single Crochet Increase

scdec-Single Crochet Decrease

FO-Fasten off

hdc-Half Double Crochet

ss-Slip Stitch

fpsc-Front Post Single Crochet

sts- Stitch

*This pattern is for people who know the basics of crochet

*It is done in rounds

*This is also in American terms.

With beige yarn

Round 1: In a magic ring make 8 sc (8 sts)

Round 2: scinc in each sc (16 sts)

Round 3: 1 sc in 1st sc, scinc in next (24 sts)

Round 4: 1 sc in next 2 sc, scinc in next sc (32 sts)

Round 5: 1 sc in next 3 sc, scinc in next sc (40 sts)

Round 6: 1 sc around (40 sts)

Round 7-15: Same as Round 6 (40 sts)

CHANGE YARN TO MEDIUM PINK

Round 16-22: Same as Round 6 (40 sts)

Round 23: 1 sc in next 3 sc, scdec in next (32 sts)

Round 24: 1 sc in next 2 sc, scdec in next (24 sts)

Round 25: 1 sc in next sc, scdec in next (16 sts)

START STUFFING 

Round 26 scdec in each sc (8 sts) 

FO, Leave a long tail for closing the remaining hole

SKIRT

Round 1: On Round 18 make 1 fpsc on each sc, ss on first sc (40 sts)

Round 2: ch 2, 2 hdc on each sc, ss on top of ch 2 (80 sts)

Round 3: ch 2, 1 hdc on each hdc, ss on top of ch 2 (80 sts)

ARMS (make 2)

Using the medium pink yarn:

Round 1: Make 6 sc in magic ring (6 sts)

Round 2-3: 1 sc around (6 sts)

Change to light pink yarn

Round 4-6: 1 sc around (6 sts)

Change to medium pink yarn

Round 7: 1 sc around (6 sts)

Change to beige yarn

Round 8-9: 1 sc around (6 sts)

STUFF THE ARMS LIGHTLY

Round 10: scdec around, FO leave a long tail for closing the hole

Using medium pink yarn

Round 1: Make 8 sc in magic ring (8 sts)

Round 2-10: 1 sc around (8 sts) STUFF LEGS LIGHTLY, FO and leave a long tail for sewing.

WIG CAP:

Using yellow yarn How to make a wig cap and the center part: click here for complete instructions:

If you have questions don't hesitate to contact me on my CONTACT FORM on the left sidebar. I hope you enjoy making my TAMAGO Girl ;)

CROCHET JAR COVER-FREE PATTERN

CROCHET JAR COVER-FREE PATTERN

Free pattern again for all my Cutey Crocheters! I made this Jar cover for my daughter she loves playing with jars use it when she is playing pretend cooking. I covered the jar so it will look cute! you can embellish it with any design you want! this is just a basic pattern it's up to you to use your imagination to add design.

Here Is the pattern!

Abbreviation:

ch-chain

sc-single crochet
sc dec-single crochet decrease

ss-slip stitch

Materials:

Folgers coffee plastic jar
4 ply worsted weight yarn
size H/8-5.00MM hook
Hot glue gun and glue stick
Yarn needle
beads for decorations.

This will be the Body(Jar)

Side

Round 1: ch 2, make 10 sc in 2nd chain from hook. (10 sts)

Round 2: 2 sc in each 10 sc. (20 sts)

Round 3: (1 sc in 1st sc, 2 sc in next sc) repeat 10x. (30 sts)

Round 4: (1 sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc) repeat 10x (40 sts)

Round 5: ON BACK LOOPS ONLY ( 1 sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc) repeat 10x.  (50 sts)

Round 6: ON BOTH LOOPS (1 sc next 3 sc, sc dec in next) repeat 10x (40 sts)

Round 7: 1 sc around. (40 sts)

Round 8: (1 sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next) repeat 10x. (50 sts)

Round 9: 1 sc around (50 sts)

Round 10-22: Same as round 9 (50 sts)

Round 23: (1 sc in next 3 sc, sc dec in next) 40 sts

Round 24: 1 sc around (40 sts)

Round 25-29: Same as 24. Fasten off.

Shoulder (Jar cover)

Round 1: ch 2, make 10 sc in 2nd chain from hook. (10 sts)

Round 2: 2 sc in each 10 sc. (20 sts)

Round 3: (1 sc in 1st sc, 2 sc in next sc) repeat 10x. (30 sts)

Round 4: (1 sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc) repeat 10x (40 sts)

Round 5: (ON BACK LOOPS ONLY) 1 sc around (40 sts)

Roun 6-10: (ON BOTH LOOPS)  1 sc around (40 sts)

ss. Fasten off

Tunisian Crochet Berry Stitch

Tunisian Crochet Berry Stitch

I've been searching the web about the very famous strawberry bag. I love how those stitch looks like tiny strawberries and It's just lovely and cute! Luckily I have a Tunisian hook so I can make this. I will make a swatch first. If you know how to make a Tunisian crochet this will be easy for you. If you are a beginner you should try this video click here. I hope you enjoy practicing this swatch think of the possibilities you can make with this berry stitch! Thank you Dearest Debi for sharing this video!

Carrot in a Bunny Costume or Bunny in a Carrot Costume?

Bunny in a Carrot Costume-Kawaii neh!

I've been thinking of a pattern to share to all my Cutey Crocheters, and I've seen a lot of amigurumis out there but I think this will be a little different,this one is one of the cutest yet! It is a bunny...in a carrot costume! It is so cute! It is an easy project even a beginner can make. 

You will need:

4-ply worsted weight yarn ( in orange and in light brown, and in green)

Size H/8-5.00MM hook

Red thread for the nose

black yarn for the eyes

Yarn needle

Abbreviation:

sc-Single crochet
sc inc- Single crochet increase
sc dec- Single crochet decrease

For the body:

Make a magic ring

Round 1: 6 sc in the magic ring. DO NOT JOIN (6 sts)

Round 2: 6 sc around (6 sts)

Round 3: 2 sc in each sc (12 sts)

Round 4: 1 sc around (12 sts)

Round 5: (1 sc on the next 3 sc, sc inc in the next sc) Repeat 3x (15sts)

Round 6: 1 sc around (15 sts)

Round 7: ( 1 sc in the next 4 sc, sc inc in the next sc) Repeat 3x (18 sts)

Round 8: 1 sc around (18 sts)

Round 9: (1 sc in the next 5 sc, sc inc in the next sc) Repeat 3x (21 sts)

Round 10-11: 1 sc around (21 sts)

Round 12: ( 1 sc in the next 6 sc, sc inc in the next sc) Repeat 3x

Round 13-14: 1 sc around (24 sts)

Fasten off and leave a 8 inch long tail for sewing.

For the head:

Make a magic ring

Round 1: Make 7 sc in the magic ring (7 sc)

Round 2: 2 sc in each sc. (14 sts)

Round 3: (1 sc in next sc, sc inc in next) Repeat 7 x (21 sts)

Round 4: (1 sc in next 2 sc, sc inc in next) Repeat 7 x (28 sts)

Round 5: (1 sc in next 3 sc, sc inc in next) Repeat 7 x (35 sts)

Round 6-10: 1 sc around (35 sts)

Round 11-12: With color orange, 1 sc around (35 sts)

Round 13: (1 sc in next 3 sc, sc dec ) Repeat 7 x (28 sts)

Round 14: (1 sc in next 2 sc, sc dec) Repeat 7 x (21 sts)

Round 15: (1 sc in next sc, sc dec) Repeat 7 x ( 14 sts)

Round 16: (sc dec) Repeat 7 x (7 sts)

Fasten off leaving a long tail of yarn for sewing later.

Ears (make 2)

Make a magic Ring

Round 1: Make 6 sc in the magic ring (6 sts)

Round 2: sc inc in each sc (12 sts)

Round 3-6: 1 sc around (12 sts)

Round 7: sc dec, 1 sc in next 10 sc (11 sts)

Round 8-9: 1 sc around (11 sts)

Round 10: sc dec, 1 sc in next 9 sc (10 sts)

Round 11: 1 sc around (10 sts)

Round 12: sc dec, 1 sc in next 8 sc ( 9 sts)

Round 13: sc dec, 1 sc in next 7 sc (8 sts)

Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing later.

Arms (make 2)

Make a magic ring

Round 1: 6 sc in the magic ring ( 6 sts )

Round 2-3: 1 sc around (6 sts)

Fasten off and leave a long tail of yarn for sewing later.

Feet (make 2)

Make a magic ring

Round 1: make 8 sc in the magic ring (8 sts)

Round 2-3: 1 sc around (8 sts)

Fasten off and leave a long tail of yarn for sewing later.

Leaves (make 4)

Make a magic ring

round 1: make 6 sc in the magic ring (6 sc)

Round 2- desired length: 1 sc around (6 sc)

Fasten off. Leave a long tail of yarn for sewing.

*Sew the head to the body.

* Sew on the ears, and the leaves.

*Attach the legs, arms and tail

* Add details. I embroidered the nose and the mouth and the eyes. But if you want you can use a pair of safety eyes.

I hope you like this pattern It's been a long time since I posted a free pattern. Thank you for reading :)

Place I linked:
1. Fluster's Creative Muster - Party #24

How Crocheting Help My Depression

Get out of the back hole of depression by crocheting

 I used to suffer from depression. But I self medicate so i won't suffer the ugly feelings of depression. I read a post (sorry but I forgot the link) and started crocheting and it help me to get out of the black hole of depression. 

Crochet is a great craft because it takes you out of the hectic space inside your own head and gives you a focused activity. This can greatly ease the symptoms of depression. Crochet provides a relaxing, meditative place where the mind can rest. Moreover, it allows you to get excited about new projects and to be proud of the projects that you've created. Both of these things are beneficial for people who are suffering from depression. Depression can sap excitement so finding things that excite you is crucial. And depression is directly correlated with low self-esteem so it’s great if you can create products that you are proud of and that can help you feel good about yourself again.

"Every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not; and often times we call a man cold when he is only sad" - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The same traits that make crochet a terrific craft for people who are dealing with depression are also useful for people who suffer from anxiety and even extreme anxiety like panic attacks. The repetitive motions of the task are soothing. The task itself provides you with a focus for the brain so that your mind can ease up on whatever is making you anxious. In cases of social anxiety, crochet can provide you with a comforting tool to take with you when you go into public and to focus on when the surrounding environment makes you feel stressed out.

Crocheting in groups can help bring back your self esteem.

Crochet might not cure these conditions but it can help some people manage the symptoms. It’s a low-cost craft and one that is easy to learn so why not at least try it to see if it is something that can help you!

Mr. Woobbly Boobly Bear Amigurumi-Free Pattern

Mr. Woobly Boobly Bear

He is a weeble wobble crochet toy!

Mr. Woobly Boobly Bear!

I am happy to introduce my latest crochet project for you! Mr. Woobbly Boobly Bear! He is a weeble wobble crochet toy. He is adorable and easy to make! With just a basic knowledge in crocheting you can make a Mr. Woobbly Boobly Bear. 

Materials:

2 colors of 4-ply worsted weight yarn ( I used light brown and a multi colored yarn I forgot the color name because I lost the label)

Size G/6-4.25MM Hook

Stitch marker

Fiber fill

Yarn needle

plastic bag

some small pebbles or beans (this will be used as weight)

Packing tape

Buttons (optional)

 Abbreviation:

ch-chain

sc-single crochet

ss-slip stitch

sc inc-single crochet increase

sc dec-single crochet decrease

tr-treble crochet

sts-stitch

Pattern

Round 1: ch 2, 10 sc in 2nd chain from hook. (10 sts)

Round 2: sc inc in each sc (20 sts)

Round 3: (1 sc in first sc, sc inc in next sc) repeat 10x. (30 sts)

Round 4: 1 sc around (30 sts)

Round 5-11: Repeat round 4

Round 12: ( 1 sc on first sc, sc dec ) repeat 10x. (20 sts)

Round 13: sc dec around(10 sts)

Round 14: sc inc around. (20 sts) Fasten off

Round 15: Join color B, sc inc around (40 sts)

Round 16: sc around (40 sts)

Round 17-27: same as round 16

Round 28: ( 1 sc in next 2 sc, sc dec) repeat 10x (30 sts)

Round 29: ( 1 sc in first sc, sc dec) repeat 10x (20 sts)

1.  Here is how to make the bag of beans; Fill a small plastic bag with about 1/4 c beans or glass pebbles. Secure the plastic bag with masking tape.
2. This is the time you fill the amigurumi with fiber fill half way only. Then insert the bag of beans inside the amigurumi making sure the bag of beans is in the center so that the toy will stand up when pushed down.

Round 30: sc dec around until the hole is closed.

Ears (make 2)

ch 2, 10 sc on second ch from hook ss on top of first sc, fasten off

Bow Tie

ch 18, sc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in each chain.

Bow

ch 5, 4 tr on 5th ch from hook, ch 4 ss on ch 1.
ch 4, 4 tr in the same ch, ch 4 ss, ch 10 and use the chain 10 to wrap the middle of the bow.

1. Sew the bow tie around the neck of the toy.
2.  Sew on the buttons securely. If you are giving this to small child you can omit the buttons.
3. Sew on the face of the toy. 

and Viola! you can enjoy Mr. Woobly Boobly Bear! If you have questions about this pattern you can leave a comment below.

How to Bring Your Creativity Back

Does anyone suffer from crocheters block?

Have you suffered crocheters block? I used to have the same crocheters block before. But just following this tips I never had an episode of crocheters block anymore. Here are some tips on how to bring back the spark on your creativity.

1. Think about your crocheting while creating. It doesn't matter what your are crocheting and it doesn't have to be good, creating crochet, making chain with hook and yarn is practicing your skill in crocheting it teaches our brain to think that holding a hook and yarn not something held, but part of the hand.

2. The process of crocheting is the FUN, not the the result. It's about crocheting something , not about having something drawn. Learning new approach or figuring out how to crochet better, or thinking on how to explain the process of assembling the crochet project. Looking at the finished crochet project is wonderful to see but the process of making that project is priceless.

"It helps if you can treat your work as a refuge-an oasis of control and creative satisfaction in the midst of the bad stuff."

3. I am the audience. No other. The first time I started crocheting is for my own entertainment, when I am bored, and that's how it continued. Crocheting with the expectations of other people in mind can wreck inspiration and apply so much pressure, crocheting becomes just miserable and you can even call it work. When I crochet it looks good on my standards, is the only time I get anything good done.

4. Force yourself to live in the moment. What helped me here is my finished crochet project should be given away. It forces me to live in the moment..sort of. I am able to concentrate on the process of creating a crochet project rather than the results. And if you get something you prefer to keep, you always possible to to change your mind.

"Sometimes a block comes from having too much, not too little"

Summer Crochet Boy Shorts

Summer Crochet Boy Shorts 

My creative juice has been drained in the last few days. I kept on thinking of a creative project that came from my own. I want to incorporate my love of crochet and DIY. Then suddenly a bright idea came out! I am going to make a crochet summer outfit for my daughter without following a pattern and a diagram. I am going to do it freestyle. Making a crochet boy shorts in reverse engineering. 

I bought a cheap boy shorts underwear and deconstructed it.

Deconstructed Boy shorts underwear

Then I just follow the shape of the deconstructed boy shorts to make my own design. I always forget to write down the pattern of my freestyle projects. Next time I will share this to you guys.

Follow the shape of the deconstructed boy shorts 

I made a crotch, and 2 of the leg parts. I am still finishing the other leg part. I used 2 cotton thread held together. used a B hook for this project. 

The 2 crochet leg parts and the crotch

the 2 Leg part sewn together

I used slip stitch to sew the boy shorts together.

I sewed the 2 legs together and I realized that I don't need the crotch any more. So I just sew the boy shorts together and here is the finished crochet boy shorts.

How To Make A Car Baby Booties

 Car Baby Booties

I am thinking of a Baby booties that is easy enough for beginners. Making this baby booties only took me a few minutes and just a few yarns. My son asked me if he could have the finished booties, He used it as a toy car! I hope you enjoy making this crochet car baby booties. Please like my facebook page I need your help to reach my goal for this month.

 Making The Car Baby Booties

In this pattern I used only a few scrap yarns In blue, white, black, and yellow and a F(3.75 mm) Hook

4 silver sequins ( for the headlights )

4 white sequins ( for the eyes )

4 small black beads ( for the eyes )

 I did not sew the tires and the sequins and the beads I used glue gun to attach the parts ( I'm too lazy to sew today!)

Here is the simple pattern of the Car Baby Booties

Baby Booties

Round 1: ch 3 ( count as stitch ), 10 hdc in 3rd ch from hook, ss to join

Round 2: ch 2 ( count as stitch ), 1 hdc in the same space of ch 2, 18 hdc around ss to join

Round 3: ch 2 ( count as stitch ), 19 hdc around, ss to join

Round 4-7 : Same as Round 3

Round 8: ch 2 ( count as stitch ) *TURN* 1 hdc in next 13 hdc leaving 6 hdc unworked

Round 9-13: Same as Round 8

*Turn your booties inside out

*ss the ends together starting from top to bottom. Fasten off

Tires ( make 4)

Using white yarn,ch 2, 10 sc from 2nd ch from hook, ss to join. Fasten off

Using black yarn, ch 1, 1 sc around ss to join Fasten off

Headlights ( make 2)

ch 2, 6 sc 2nd ch from hook, ss to join. fasten off

Wind shields

We are going to make a front post hdc in this part.

Attach white yarn in the corner of the booties opening.

make ch 2, 8 front post hdc.

ch 2 ( count as stitch ), make 1 hdc in next 8 hdc, Fasten off

Glue the tires at the side of the booties, the headlights.

Put the silver sequin in each headlight, the white sequins and the black beads on the windshield.

Enjoy your baby booties!