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Piper Jane Baby Shoes

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Piper Jane Baby Shoes

These adorable crochet baby shoes are easy and adjustable. There is nothing better than a DIY baby gift for those stressful baby shower gift ideas. With a quick and easy video that provides more instruction, these shoes couldn't be simpler. Not only are they so easy, but they're also very affordable. This gift shows that you care without having to use your whole wallet. Using basic crochet stitches, this is the perfect beginner's crochet pattern. Not only are these shoes adjustable with sizes, but they can be made with any color you choose! They are stylish and convenient. What more could a crochet baby gift need?

From the Blogger: "I wanted to make a pair of shoes for a friend's new baby, and this is what happened! This project uses basic crochet stitches, is great for scrapbusting (especially at smaller sizes) and can be adjusted using different hook sizes. There's instructions for 2 sizes and includes a video to show how to finish the sole."

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Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook, H/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Materials List

  • Worsted weight yarn ( 2 colors )
  • embroidery needle
  • scissors
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Cheryl Y

Apr 06, 2016

These baby shoes are so cute and easy to crochet. I'm going to make a few pairs for the newest grand baby that will be here in May. Not sure abut the side bow? I'm thinking of spring flowers to put on the sides. I love the color difference for the sole and top of the shoes, they stand out and look so nice. The pattern includes nice pictures on how to do the sole. The first time I tried these I questioned how to do the sole, but after reading the whole pattern and looking at the pictures, I knew just what to do..What a good way to use up my short scrape yarn. Thank you for the great free pattern.

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