Crochet Cuffed Boots

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Let me share these two lovely crochet cuffed boots made by Daddy Allan.

Crochet Strawberry Cuffed Boots

Crochet Fuchsia Pink Cuffed Boots

I am sure you would like a free crochet cuffed boots pattern. I found this free pattern from Repeat Crafter Me.

Happy Crocheting!

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Another batch of crochet MTOs and counting...

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When I told we are running after time, yes that's so true. Crochet MTOs are pouring so we need to double our time in crocheting.

So here's another batch of crochet made to orders.

Crochet Hello Kitty booties, doll booties, t-strap booties, gladiator sandals and barefoot flowers

I have been receiving any orders for Hello Kitty booties. I can't blame them because it is so cute =) By the way, I made the red Hello Kitty booties, the doll booties and the barefoot flowers. While the brown t-strap booties and the yellow gladiator sandals were made by Daddy. He's helping me with the booties since we received so many orders of booties.

Please visit Momaye's Shoppe for more designs. We can also make customized booties of your choice.

I am working on a new batch now. I will show you them when all done =)

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Crochet Barefoot with (three-layer 7-petal) Flower

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Oh I really wanted to have a baby girl so I can have her wear cute barefoot flowers.

Here are some of my masterpieces.

Baby Pink

Apple Green

Red

Fuchsia Pink

You will need:

Yarn (color of your choice)

Hook 6/0

Buttons

Here’s how to do it:

Barefoot

CH8. Sl st to the first CH to form a ring.

R1. CH2 *count as first DC), 2DC into the ring (3 DC)

R2. CH2. Turn. DC in each st across (4 DC)

R3. CH2. Turn. DC in next st. 2DC in next st. DC in the last 2sts (6 DC)

R4. CH2. Turn. DC in first st. CH2. Skip next st and SC in next st. CH2. Skip next st. DC in last 2sts.

Edging:

CH1. SC the side of the triangle down to the ring. 10SC into the ring. Continue SC in the side of the triangle up.

For the Ties:

When you reach the corner of the upper part of the triangle, CH30 and fasten off. Attach the yarn to the first SC of the edging and CH30. Fasten off and weave in all ends.

You can find the actual pattern here.

3-layer flower

I found a pattern here. I just modified it to have just 7 petals. Here's how:

CH8, join with sl st to form a ring.

R1. CH1. Working into the ring, 1SC, 1HDC, 3DC, 1HDC, 2SC, 1HDC, 3DC, 1HDC, 1SC. Sl st to first SC (14sts)

R2. CH1. SC in same st. [CH3, skip one st, SC in the next st] Do this 7x (7 CH3 loops)

R3. [SC, HDC, 3DC, HDC, SC] in each CH3 loops around. Sl st in first SC. (7 petals)

R4. CH1. Do not turn, still facing front. Work at the back of the R3 petals. [SC in the next available st from R1 or the skipped st in R2, CH5] Do this around. (7 CH5 loops)

R5. [SC, HDC, 5DC, HDC, SC] in each CH5 loops around. Sl st to first SC. (8 petals)

R6. CH5. Still facing front, work at the back of the R5 petals. [Skip on st. SC in the same st as the CH3 loop from R2, CH5] Do this around. Sl st to first SC. (7 CH5 loops)

R7. Repeat R5.

Fasten off and weave all ends.

Attach the button on the center of the barefoot. The flower will be attach here.

Easy right? 

You can place MTO here.

Happy crocheting!

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