Summer is coming and I want to offer you my tutorial on knitting adorable sandals.
Booties "Sandals"
To knit these sandals I used the following materials: base thread “Pilikan” trim “iris” hook No. 1.25 1m. satin ribbon width 1cm.
Sole:
Dial 22 v. P.
1r. 2 tbsp s\n in the 4th century. p. from the hook st s\n in each st. p. to last V. p. 8 st. s\n in the village. V. p. (mirror) st s\n in next. 17th century p., 5 sts s\n in the next. V. n., conn. p\st b\n with the first st s\n. - do not break the thread
2 rub. 3rd century lifting stitch, st s\n in the same loop, 2 sts s\n in each. From the next 2 sts s\n, sts s\n in the next. 17 tbsp s\n, 2 tbsp s\n in each. from the following 8 sts s\n, sts s\n next. 17 tbsp s\n, 2 tbsp s\n in each. from the following 5 tbsp, conn. p\st b\n with the first st s\n. - do not break the thread
3 rubles 3rd century p. lifting, st s\n in the same loop and next. St s\n, 2 st s\n next. St s\n, st s\n next. St s\n, 2 st s\n next. St s\n, st s\n next. 18 st s\n, 2 st s\n next. St s\n, (st s\n in the next. St s\n, 2 st s\n in the next. St s\n.) -7 times, st s\n in the next. 18 sts s\n, (2 sts s\n in the next St s\n, st s\n in the next St s\n) - 5 times, conn. p\st b\n with the first st s\n. - do not break the thread
4r. 1st century p. st b\n in the same loop and each. st s\n in a circle, conn. p\st b\n with the first st b\n behind the back thread (Fig. 1) - do not break the thread
Here's what we get:
Side part:
1r. 1st century p., st b\n in the same loop and each. st b\n in a circle behind the back thread, conn. p\st b\n with the first st b\n. - do not break the thread.
2 rub. 1st century p., st b\n in the same loop and each. st b\n in a circle, conn. p\st b\n with the first st b\n. - do not break the thread.
Like this:
On the free loops of the 4th circle of the sole (from the front side), attach a thread of a contrasting color (finishing thread) p\st to any loop, 1c. p., st b\n in the same loop and each. st b\n in a circle behind the back thread, conn. p\st b\n with the first st b\n, - break the thread.
This is what it looks like:
Rise (front):
First strap: 13th century. p., turn the work, skip the trace. 5 st b\n, p\st b\n next. 3 dc, turn the work, knit on the reverse side of the chain (Fig. 2), dc in the first 6 sts. n., 3 tbsp in the next. V. p., st s\n in the next 6th century. p., skip next. St b\n on the 2nd circle of the side part, st b\n in the next 5 st b\n, - do not break the thread.
Second strap: 7 in. p., turn the work, skip 6 tbsp on the 1st strap, tbsp on the next. 3 st s\n, 7 in. n. skip last 6 tbsp on the 1st strap and next. 3 st b\n on the 2nd circle of the side part, p\st b\n in the next. 3 st b\n, turn the work, st c\n in the opposite direction of the first 7 ins. p., st s\n in next. St b\n, 3 st b\n next. St b\n, st s\n in the next st b\n and in the opposite direction last. 7th century p., skip next. St b\n on the 2nd circle of the side part, p\st b\n in the next. 5 tbsp, - do not break the thread
This is what you should get:
Third strap: 8 in. p., skip the first 7 sts with\n the second strap, st b\n in the next. 5 st s\n, 8 in. p., skip 7 sts with the second strap and next. 3 dc in the 2nd circle of the side part, skip a trace. 3 st b\n, turn the work, st c\n in the opposite direction of the first 8 ins. p., st s\n in next. 2 tbsp, 3 tbsp, next. st b\n, st s\n in next. 2 sts b\n and in the opposite direction of the last 8 sts. n., skip st b\n of the 2nd circle of the side part, p\st b\n in the next. 5 tbsp - do not break the thread
This is what the three straps look like:
Fourth strap: 9 in. p., turn the work, skip the first 8 sts of the third strap, st b\n in the next. 7 st. s\n, 9 in. p., skip last. 8 sts with the third strap and next. 3 st b\n of the 2nd circle of the side part, p\st b\n in the next. 3 st b\n, turn the work, st c\n in the opposite direction of the first 9 ins. p., st s\n in next. 7 st b\n and in the opposite direction last. 9th century n., skip st b\n of the 2nd circle of the side part, p\st b\n in the next. 2 tbsp - do not break the thread.
Here are our straps ready:
Rear end:
1r. 3rd century p., turn the work, skip the first 2 sts s\n on the 4th strap, p\st b\n in the next. St s\n, turn the work, st s\n in the next direction. St b\n 2nd row of the side part, skip the trace. 2 sts s\n on the 4th strap, p\st b\n in the next. St. s\n. - do not break the thread
2 rub. 1st century p. turn the work, st b\n in the first st c\n and next. St with\n the back part. - do not break the thread.
3 rubles 3rd century p., turn the work, st s\n in the next. St. b\n rear part, 6th century. p., skip next. 8 sts s\n on the 4th strap, st s\n in the middle 3 sts s\n from 7 sts s\n (transition between parts of the straps), 6 sts. p., skip 8 sts s\n on the 4th strap, conn. p\st b\n with the first st s\n. - do not break the thread.
Cuff:
1r. (holes for tape) 4 in. p., do not turn the work, skip the trace. St s\n,*st s\n in next. Loop, 1st century p., skip next. Loop; repeat from * in a circle, conn. p\st b\n with the first st s\n. - do not break the thread.
2 rub. 1st century st b\n in the same loop, st b\n in each st. n. and st. s\n in a circle, conn. p\st b\n with the first st b\n - break the thread.
This is what should happen.
First we knit a chain of air loops.
Next, we knit sandals according to the proposed pattern below: 
We need to knit two orange soles. 
And two of the same soles are yellow. As a result, for one pair of sandals we need four soles. 
We place the yellow sole on top of the orange one and tie it in a circle with a chain, threading the hook through both soles, grab the thread, pull it out and thread it through the loop. Next we knit in the round and stop in the first loop. 
We begin to tie both soles, starting from the side, with orange yarn so that we have 11 loops in the center. 
You should end up with such a beautiful sole, with top contrast stitching. 
We unfold the knitting and continue to knit 31 loops with single crochets in the opposite direction. 
Unroll the knitting again and knit 31 single crochets. In total we knit 6 rows in this way. 
Change the color of the yarn to yellow and make a loop. We thread the hook through the base of the sole and grab the loop. We knit a chain along the side wall of the sandal and from ten air loops we knit a chain for the future loop. 
We secure the loop with a connecting loop and continue tying the upper part of the sandal to the very base of the sole. 
We do the same action with the second sandal, the only thing worth noting is that we make the loop on the opposite side. We get two sandals like this. 
Sew on the daisy buttons using a tapestry needle. 
The booties and sandals are ready. 
Knitted items are becoming more and more popular every day. Mothers and grandmothers knit especially a lot for their babies. Knitted clothes look unusual, the light plays on them very beautifully, and the very texture of such a thing is very pleasant to the touch.
Crochet baby booties-sandals
The product can be light and airy, or dense and warm - it all depends on what function the connected item will perform.
Today, such cute little things as crocheted booties and sandals are gaining special love and popularity. Girls are knitted with love, with various decorations, cars, flowers, in various shapes and colors - all this can be realized by any needlewoman for her beloved child!
Necessary preparatory steps
So, a little later we’ll look at crocheting sandals according to a pattern with a description. In the meantime, you need to make measurements and small calculations. You should measure the length of your foot from the heel to the big toe. The most convenient way to do this is to place your baby’s foot on a piece of paper and circle the foot. For newborn babies and babies up to 3 months, the standard bootie length is about 10 cm. There is no need to take less, because booties are rarely worn on a bare leg, and a tight product will make the baby uncomfortable.
The next step is to decide on the height of the product. Crocheted sandals and booties look a little different. Sandals usually cover the heel and reach the protruding bone, and booties also cover part of the shin. Booties are more like low ankle boots.
Crochet sandals: diagram with description. Knitting foot
The standard start is a set of air loops (circles in the center).
The columns in the diagram are double crochets. Not all columns are drawn, but this does not interfere with perception. For a bootie with a foot length of 10 cm, you need to cast on 10 air loops. Three more loops are cast on instead of the first stitch, and the first row is knitted with a double crochet. In the first loop you need to knit 2 stitches. Next, we knit one stitch into each loop, 5 stitches into the last loop of the row, then again one stitch into each loop, and two more stitches into the same loop where the first two stitches were tied. Thus, we knitted one row, which resembles an oval shape. The second row is knitted similarly, with increases added according to the pattern.
In order for crocheting sandals according to the pattern with the description to be successful, and the product not to become brittle, it is better to look not only at the pattern, but also at the product during the knitting process. With a sandal foot length of 10 centimeters, it is enough to knit three rows of double crochets. Depending on the thickness of the yarn, the product may turn out a little smaller or a little larger. The sample contains standard baby yarn for hand knitting from the Baby brand. For larger booties, you need to decide on the length by looking at the outline of your baby’s foot. The bootie should protrude from all sides beyond the boundaries of the outlined foot by no more than 0.5 cm. You can knit an unlimited number of rows, but for large sizes it is better to combine double crochets, simple double crochets and half double crochets to create an ergonomic sole.
Knitting the side part
Crocheting the side part of a bootie or sandal is a continuation of crocheting the foot, and the number of stitches is the same as in the last row of the foot, but when grabbing the thread, the hook should not be inserted behind the upper loops of the stitches, but behind their “body”. In this way, perpendicular rows are obtained and the sandal “rises up.”
Starting from the second row, we make 2 decreases in each row on the heel. For open sandals, it is better to do 1 decrease in each row.
The product turns out to be open, and you can leave it in this form, but add a jumper so that the sandal does not fly off the foot.
You can crochet a jumper to decorate such a bootie-sandal, or make the nose a little more closed and decorate it with flowers, cars, and three-dimensional patterns. The jumper can be tied with simple posts or you can choose an openwork pattern, then no more decorations will be needed.
Another option is flowers, as in the example. They can be knitted according to this description: we cast on 50 air loops, from them we knit three double crochets in each loop for the entire first row. The second row is a double crochet with two or three yarn overs, which can be alternated for more volume.
You can also add green petals or a few roses, and the bootie will take on a finished look.
The remaining threads can be cut or used to secure the leaves.
With larger roses, using booties can be inconvenient, and smaller ones look unsightly.
Another interesting option is crocheting closed sandals according to the pattern with description, which is attached to the photographs.
As you can see, everything is quite simple, and the scope for imagination is unlimited!
The first knitted shoes and sandals for babies are always the cutest and most beautiful. They can be decorated with knitted flowers, beads, ribbons. After all, mothers want their little princess to be very beautiful. Here I have put together several master classes on knitting sandals for girls. I hope what you like!! Have a nice knitting!!
Master class on sandals with beads
Materials
Yarn Patons Cotton DK 100% merced cotton (for 4 mm knitting needles) - colors old and hot pink. But of course you can choose the colors to your taste
Hook 2.75 mm
Buttons
Sole
Knitted one-to-one according to this pattern
The size of the insole is 12.5 cm (size for 1 year, which is even better than very small, since children begin to walk well by the time they are one year old).
For each sole you need to knit 2 insoles (4 in total)
I fold two insoles inside out to each other and tie them with a contrasting thread in a circle with / bn
The result is a thick sole (but I repeat - not for the street!!!)
1st row: 3 in. n. rise, 4 s/sn, 16th century. p., 5 s/dn and 20 v. item for strap
2nd row: 1 in. p. rise, and make a s/bn in each loop of the previous row to the end (I would like to point out that in the diagram that I drew, it may seem that in the corner between the strap and the heel the stitches are knitted together, it’s just that I drew it poorly - the loop in loop no decreases!)
3rd row: 3 in. p. rise, s/dc in each loop of the previous row (I will repeat no decreases in the corner, I drew the diagram like this). At the end of the strap I make holes for buttons according to the diagram, several at once. But if you can try it on right away, then make holes for the button in the place you need.
I tie a contrasting thread around the entire strap and heel
Toe
For the toe, I mark places with threads of 10 loops on both sides
And I knit according to the pattern (here the decreases are drawn correctly)
1st row: 3 in. p. rise, 9 s/sn, 7 v. p., 10 s/dc on the opposite side of the sole
2nd row: 1 in. p. rise, s/bn in each loop of the previous row to the end
3rd row: I perform decreases according to the scheme
3rd century p. rise, 1 s/dn, 4 times 2 s/dn together, 3 s/bn together, 1 s/bn, 3 s/dn together, 5 times 2 s/dn together
I tie a contrasting thread around the entire toe on both sides.
I didn’t like it and sewed on smaller beads
Here, as far as your imagination allows, you can sew small knitted flowers
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Material: yarn – 100% cotton, hook No. 1.25. Knit sandals in two threads.
Sandal sole
Dial 21 ch.
1st: 1 tbsp. bn. in the 2nd st from the hook, 8 tbsp. bn., 10 tbsp., 7 tbsp. n. in the last loop of the row and continue knitting on the opposite side of the cast-on chain: 10 tbsp. dn., 8 tbsp. bn, 3 tbsp. bn. in the last n row. Close the row of connections. Art.
2p: 3 vp, 1 tbsp. n. to the beginning of the row, 18 st. dn., (2 tbsp. dn. in each st.) repeat. 7 r., 18 tbsp. dn., (2 tbsp. dn. in each st.) repeat. 3 times, 1 connection Art., closing row.
Sp.: 3 ch, 1 tbsp. dc to the beginning of the row, 1 tbsp. dn., 2 tbsp. n. next n., 17 art. dn., (2 tbsp. dn. in next p., 1 tbsp. dn. in next p.) repeat. 6 times, 18 tbsp. dn., (2 st. dc. in next p., 1 st. dc. in next p.) repeat. 3 times, 1 connection Art. in the third ch of the initial chain of the row.
Track. row knit 1 tbsp. bn in each st. previous row (69 sts in total) Knit another row of st. bn.
Jumper sandals
Mark the center of the front of the sole. Count 5 stitches from it, attach the thread - this is the beginning of work on the first jumper.
1st row: 10 vp, count 9 sts in a circle to the opposite side. bn., knit 1 connection. Art. in each from trace 2 tbsp. bn. soles, turn work.
2p.: 17 tbsp. bn. knit on the resulting arch from the vp, 1 connection each. Art. in each from the following 2 tbsp. bn. soles, turn work
Sp.: 1 tbsp. bn in each st. BN of the previous row, 1 connection each. Art. in each from trace 2 tbsp. bn soles, turn work.
4p.: 5 ch, skip 5 sts. on the first jumper, knit 1 sc in each of the 7 next. st., ch 5, skip 2 sts on the other side of the sole, 1 connection each. st in each of 2 tbsp. soles, turn work.
5p.: 7 dc on an arch of 5 vp. of the previous row, 7 tbsp., 7 tbsp. on the second arch from vp., 1 st. in each from the following 2 tbsp. bn soles, turn work.
6p.: 6 ch, skip 6 sts. sc of the previous jumper, 9 sts, ch 6, skip 2 sts. bn. on the sole on the opposite side, 1 connection art. in each of the traces 2 tbsp. soles, turn work
7p.: 8 dc on an arch of 6 vp. previous row, 1 tbsp. bn. in each of the 9th next art. bn, 8 st bn. on the second arch, 1 connection st in st bn side part
8 rub. 6 vp, skip 7 tbsp. bn the previous jumper, 11 tbsp., 6 vp., skip 2 tbsp. bn on the opposite side of the sole, 1 connection each. st in each of the speed. 2 tbsp. bn soles, turn work.
9p.: 8 tbsp on an arch of 6 vp., 11 tbsp. bn., 8 st. bn. on the second arch, 1st connection art. in Art. bn from the opposite side, turn the work
10p.: 7 ch, skip 7 st. previous jumper, 13 tbsp. bn, ch 7, skip 2 tbsp. bn. on the opposite side of the sole, 1 connection art. in each of the traces 2 tbsp. bn soles, turn work.
11r.: 8 tbsp. bn. on an arch of 7 vp, then we knit a loop for the strap - 14 vp, 1 tbsp. sc in 9 in st from hook, 1 dc in each of remaining ch. chains, 5 tbsp. bn., perform the next loop in the same way, 5 tbsp. bn., knit the third loop, 8 tbsp. bn on the second arch, 1 connection. st in next st. bn soles, break the thread.
Backdrops
Count 4 stitches from the last jumper, and from this place start working on the backdrop. Knit st. bn. along the edge of the sole until reaching exactly the same distance from the jumper on the other side, turn the work. Knit another 9 rows with single crochet stitches; in the 9th row, add 17 ch stitches + 3 ch stitches. Knit 1 row with double crochets (this is a strap).
Don’t forget that for the second sandal you will need to knit the strap in a mirror image.
Tie the backs, straps and soles in 1 row in a “crawfish step”. Sew on the button.
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How to knit such sandals is here: liveinternet.ru/users/svetlyachok36/post159784881/
Booties “Sandals” SOURCE://baby-cat.stranamam.ru/
To knit these sandals I used the following materials: base thread “Pilikan” trim “iris” hook No. 1.25 1m. satin ribbon width 1cm.
Sole:
Dial 22 v. P.
1r. 2 dc in 4th c. st from hook dc in each st. p. to last V. item 8 st sn in the village. V. p. (mirror) st dc in next. 17th century p., 5 dc in next. V. n., conn. pst bn with the first st dc - do not break the thread
2 rub. 3rd century lifting stitch, dc in the same loop, 2 dc in each. From the next 2 dc, dc in the next. 17 dc, 2 dc in each. from the following 8 dc, dc in next. 17 dc, 2 dc in each. from the following 5 dc, conn. pst bn with the first st dc - do not break the thread
3 rubles 3rd century p. lifting, st dc in the same loop and next. St dc, 2 dc in next. St dc, st dc in next. St dc, 2 dc in next. St dc, st dc in next. 18 dc, 2 dc in next. St dc, (dc dc in next st dc, 2 dc dc in next dc dc) -7 times, dc dc in next dc. 18 dc, (2 dc in next dc, dc in next dc) -5 times, conn. pst bn with the first st dc - do not break the thread
4r. 1st century p. st bn in the same loop and each. dc in a circle, conn. pst sc with the first sc behind the back thread (Fig. 1) - do not break the thread
Here's what we get:
Side part:
1r. 1st century p., st bn in the same loop and each. st bn in a circle behind the back thread, conn. pst bn with the first st bn. - do not break the thread.
2 rub. 1st century p., st bn in the same loop and each. St bn in a circle, conn. pst bn with the first st bn. - do not break the thread.
Like this:
On the free loops of the 4th circle of the sole (from the front side), attach a thread of a contrasting color (finishing thread) pst to any loop, 1c. p., st bn in the same loop and each. st bn in a circle behind the back thread, conn. pst bn with the first st bn, break the thread.
This is what it looks like:
Rise (front):
First strap: 13th century. p., turn the work, skip the trace. 5 sc, pst, next. 3 dc, turn work, knit on the reverse side of the chain (Fig. 2), dc in the first 6 sts. p., 3 dc in next. V. p., dc in next 6 v. p., skip next. Sc on the 2nd circle of the side part, sc in the next 5 sc, - do not break the thread.
Second strap: 7 in. p., turn the work, skip 6 dc on the 1st strap, dc in the next. 3 dc, 7 in. n. skip last 6 dc on the 1st strap and next. 3 dc on the 2nd circle of the side part, dc in the next. 3 dc, turn work, dc in the opposite direction of the first 7 sts. p., dc in next. St bn, 3 dc in next. St bn, dc dc in the next st sc and in the opposite direction of the last one. 7th century p., skip next. Sc on the 2nd circle of the side part, sc in the next. 5 tbsp, - do not break the thread
This is what you should get:
Third strap: 8 in. p., skip the first 7 dc of the second strap, dc in the next. 5 dc, 8 in. p., skip 7 dc of the second strap and next. 3 sc in the 2nd round of the side part, skip a trace. 3 dc, turn work, dc in the opposite direction of the first 8 sts. p., dc in next. 2 sc, 3 sc in next. St bn, st dc in next. 2 sc and in the opposite direction of the last 8 sts. p., skip dc in the 2nd round of the side part, dc in the next. 5 tbsp - do not break the thread
This is what the three straps look like:
Fourth strap: 9 in. p., turn the work, skip the first 8 dc of the third strap, dc in the next. 7 dc, 9 in. p., skip last. 8 dc of third strap and next. 3 sc in the 2nd circle of the side part, pst in the next. 3 dc, turn work, dc in the opposite direction of the first 9 sts. p., dc in next. 7 sc and in the opposite direction last. 9th century p., skip dc in the 2nd round of the side part, dc in the next. 2 tbsp - do not break the thread.
Here are our straps ready:
Rear end:
1r. 3rd century p., turn the work, skip the first 2 dc on the 4th strap, dc dc in the next. Dc, turn work, dc in next. Sc 2nd row of side part, skip next. 2 dc on the 4th strap, dc in the next row. St. stitch - do not break the thread
2 rub. 1st century p. turn work, dc in first dc and next. St dc back part - do not break the thread.
3 rubles 3rd century p., turn work, dc in next. St bn rear part, 6th century. p., skip next. 8 dc on the 4th strap, dc in the middle 3 dc from 7 dc (transition between parts of the straps), 6 in. n., skip 8 dc on the 4th strap, connect. pst bn with the first st dc - do not break the thread.
Cuff:
1r. (holes for tape) 4 in. p., do not turn the work, skip the trace. St dn, * st dc in next. Loop, 1st century p., skip next. Loop; repeat from * in a circle, conn. pst bn with the first st dc - do not break the thread.
2 rub. 1st century dc in the same loop, dc in each st. p. and st sn in a circle, conn. pst bn with the first st bn. - break the thread.
This is what you should get:
This is what it looks like:
We knit the second sandal in the same way.
Insert a ribbon into row 1 of the cuff and decorate as desired.
And you can admire what you have achieved.
Here is the result:
Taken from here: liveinternet.ru/users/albens/post340116181/#
Crochet floral booties
Source://angelacrocheearte.blogspot.it/2012/08/sapatilha-lana-com-grafico.htm
Taken from here://perchica.ru/post338525108
Shoes for baby *Chrysanthemum*
Taken from here://perchica.ru/post338296777/
Booties *Daisies* 2 master classes
From here: //club.osinka.ru/topic-48383?p=2533605#2533605 author of the model pachistachis
For the booties I used blue threads “Tenderness” and white “Flight” 100% cotton
Tie the sole with white threads
Make a blue binding: st b/n, 3 ch. according to description
Bend the sole and mark the middle with threads. Detach 2-3 loops from it and tie a white thread. Chamomile oblige Art. b/n, tying a sharp corner of a chamomile to the sole of a st.b/n. Pass 4-5 loops between the petals (this depends on the thickness of the threads).
Without breaking the thread, knit the heel
Heel.
In the last row you attached 2 half-columns bn to the sole. Further:
1st row: 3 vp, attach them to pst.b.n. to the strap (skip 3 dc). Work 34 treble stitches. n. and also attach pst. b. n. to the strap.
2nd row: 1 vp and the entire row of st. b.n. = 35 st.b.n.
3rd row: Again 3 v.p. and 34 tbsp. With. n., 4 v.p., 3 tbsp. S.N. in the middle of the strap, ch 4
Next is a row of arches for the ribbon. 5 v.p., st.s.n. through 1 st.s.n. previous row. Senior s.n., 1 v.p., st.s. n. repeat the entire row in a circle.
Start the next row with pst. b.n. in an arch, 4 vp, dc, 1 v. p., senior senior sciences again in the arch. And so the whole series.
Tie with shells from 5 treble stitches, 1 ch between them. Use blue thread to make a 3 chain tie.
Master class from Elena Spiridonova from here
I suggest everyone who wants to knit another version of booties - “Chamomile” booties.
Material:
1. Yarn in the main color and a little contrasting color for finishing
2. Hook
3. Satin ribbon for ties, beads (optional)
Progress:
1. Knit the sole. You can see how to tie it here, the principle is the same. The size of the sole will depend on the number of stitches cast on.
2. Next you need to tie the rise. To do this, we knit one row of dc, crocheting the columns of the previous row from the inside, i.e. from the side of the sole, which will subsequently be inside the booties. Having closed the row, knit another row of sc.
3. We knit a flower (or rather half a flower):
1. We dial 5 ch and close them in a circle.
2. We knit 7 dc in this circle, unfold the knitting and knit 7 ch.
3. In the 2nd ch. We knit a sc, and then 1 p/c (half-column), 2 sc, 1 p/s, 1 sc (this is the first petal). Between the petals you need to knit 1 sc.
For the second petal, cast on 8 ch and knit them like this: sc in the 2nd loop, 1 p/s, 3 dc, 1 p/s, 1 sc.
Third petal - cast on 9 ch and knit in the same way as the previous petals, but in the center you need to knit 4 dcs.
For the fourth petal we cast on 10 ch, and in the center we knit 5 dc, the 5th petal is like the 3rd, the 6th petal is like the 2nd, and the 7th petal is like the 1st.
4. Find the center of the bootie toe and mark it with a contrasting thread (the central petal of the flower will be attached here). We try on at what distance from the center the outer petals will be located. I had 70 loops in total, I marked 2 central loops, and from them I counted 15 loops in both directions, taking into account the fact that I tied each petal to 2 loops of the base, and passed 3 loops between the petals.
5. We begin to tie the flower to the base: We tie it with a contrasting RLS thread, starting from the middle and to the top of the first petal. Next, we hook the loop of the side of the bootie and knit a sc, again we hook the side loop (the next one) and knit a sc, then we tie the second side of the first petal, go to the second petal, tie it to the top of the head, skip 3 loops at the side and tie the second petal to 4 and 5 sidewall hinges. Thus we tie all 7 petals.
6. When the flower is tied, we begin to knit in a circle, forming the back of the bootie. I started to the right of the flower (where the last petal meets the side). I connected 3 ch in rise, then 3 ch, 6 sc above the middle of the flower, again 3 ch, and then in a circle - dc. At the end of the row we close the work in the 3rd ch. We knit the next 2 rows with a mesh - 1dc, 1ch. A ribbon will subsequently be inserted into one of these rows. My ribbon is 1.2 cm wide, so I knitted one row of the mesh with double crochets - 1 SS 2 H, 1 ch.
7. In the last row, I knitted fans of five dcs, passing 1 ch between them, and along the edge - dc with a contrasting thread.
8. If desired, we tie the sole, adding beads (only the beads must be strung on the thread before tying. There should be enough beads, because they cannot be added during the knitting process).
9. Insert the ribbon tie.
Voila! You can be fashionable.
Taken from here://perchica.ru/post338006649/
Not booties, but real works of art
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Photo from here and from here:.tickledpinkwithrosesandpearls.com/2011/11/angel-baby-shoes.html
The description of the booties is taken from the magazine "Knitted Ideas Box" No. 8/2012. Booties for 1-2 months are crocheted No. 2 from Pelican yarn (100% cotton, 330 m/50 g). Crochet booties pattern
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Booties sandals with three straps GENTLE GREEN GLAMOR!
We cast on 16 air loops. In the fourth loop from the hook we knit 3 tbsp. double crochet Next we knit according to pattern 1. In the 4th row you should get 70 sts. b.n. (Figure 1)
Knit the 5th row in st.b.n. for the back thread. Knit the 6th row with regular st.b.n. (Figure 2). Break the thread.
Straps.
Fold the sole in half and find the middle at the toe. The middle should be 5 columns. Tie a thread with a regular knot and tie 13 air loops, then attach it to the opposite side of the spout using a half single crochet (dc). Next, knit according to pattern 2 (only what is indicated in blue and dark red). The nose should look like in Fig. 3. Do not break the thread.
Heel.
In the last row you attached 2 half-columns bn to the sole. Further:
1st row: 3 vp, attach them to pst.b.n. to the strap (skip 3 dc). Work 34 treble stitches. n. and also attach pst. b. n. to the strap.
2nd row: 1 vp and the entire row of st. b.n. = 35 st.b.n.
3rd row: Again 3 v.p. and 34 tbsp. With. n., 4 v.p., 3 tbsp. S.N. in the middle of the strap, ch 4
Next is a row of arches for the ribbon. 5 v.p., st.s.n. through 1 st.s.n. previous row. Senior s.n., 1 v.p., st.s. n. repeat the entire row in a circle.
Start the next row with pst. b.n. in an arch, 4 vp, dc, 1 v. p., senior senior sciences again in the arch. And so the whole series.
Harness.
You can simply tie it with single crochets. Or maybe pst. b.n. in the arch, 2 air. loops, pst. double crochet Repeat the entire row.
I almost forgot, my little secret, to keep your booties in a neat shape, wet them and shape them with your hands!
BOOTS
Sandals with 4 straps White tenderness, Pink candies
This model is slightly longer at the nose. They are knitted in the same way as with 3 straps, but for the sole you need to cast on 22 loops and knit according to the same pattern. In the third strap you should increase in the middle as in the 1st and 2nd = 23 stitches. In the fourth, knit without increasing = 25 sts. And in the heel, in the third row instead of 4 ch. knit 6 chain stitches
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Another beauty for the baby
Sole.
We cast on 16 air loops. In the fourth loop from the hook we knit 3 tbsp. double crochet Next we knit according to pattern 1. In the fourth row you should get 70 st.b.n.
Knit the 5th row with a half double crochet (p/dc). Crochet over and insert a hook under the stitches.
Knit the 6th row with regular st.b. Break the thread.
Straps.
Fold the sole in half and find the middle at the toe. The middle should be 5 columns. Tie a thread with a regular knot and knit 13 chain stitches, then attach it to the opposite side of the spout with a half single crochet (dc). Next, knit according to pattern 2.
Heel.
In the last row you attached 2 pst.b.n. to the sole. Further:
1st row: 3 vp, attach them to pst.b.n. to the strap (skip 3 dc). Tie 34 st.s.n. and also attach pst.b.n. to the strap.
2nd row: 1 v.p. and the entire series of senior biological sciences. = 35 st.b.n.
3rd row: Again 3 v.p. and 34 st.s.n.. 4 v.p., 3 st.s.n. in the middle of the strap, ch 4, attach pst.b.n.
5th row: 3 v.p. and knit the entire row of dc. Break the thread.
Harness.
Now we begin to tie the bottom, start from the center behind the booties, crochet 2 loops of the braid that we formed when knitting the 5th row of the insole and knit a row of shuttlecocks: st.b.n. and senior senior sciences in one loop, ch, skip one loop, and repeat in a circle. Break the thread.
Tie the top of the booties in the same way.
Now you can stretch the satin ribbon through the holes
