There is something about baby clothing that makes them look like adults that most people swoon over. Making things for babies is so much fun, they are small projects that work up quickly and are usually super cute. Now you can take it a step father, past the blanket and sweater, and make super cute adult looking knit baby booties.
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Classic Kicks:
Opening the cover of this book you will find baby shoes with a grown-up style. Helga Spitz, the author really focused on the details to make these knit baby booties look like their adult counterpart. Match them to your own shoes for a super cute parent baby look.
Patterns in this book, there are 16 of them, are designed for babies 0-9 months. Each of the patterns in this book use the same sole construction so once you make one, you are half way there on the others.
Through the book you will find that the knit baby booties have embellishments of shoelaces, beads, zippers and more. These are super cute and fun and would be so appreciated at the next baby shower that you attend.
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Laura says
May 15, 2019 at 1:12 pmI am a self taught knitter and crocheted. I would like to know what worsted type yarn is. I try to wrap my head around all the different types of yarn. We have come along way in the different yarn from when I started. I greatly appreciate your teaching. Thank you for sharing
Marly Bird says
May 21, 2019 at 6:08 amHi Laura, we are so happy to have you here! Check out this page on the Craft Yarn Council’s Website to see the difference in the yarn weights! https://www.craftyarncouncil.com/standards/yarn-weight-system