Awesome handmade Crocodile Stitch High Top Booties is a great gift to a kid.
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Skill level
- Intermediate
What do you need to crochet this project?
- Crochet hook size G (4 mm), D (3 mm)
- Yarn weight: DK/Light Worsted/8ply yarn
- Fiber type: 50% nylon, 50% acrylic
- Scissors
- Stitch/place markers
Crochet sizes
- Gauge: When using 4mm hook for sole – 4 sts per inch (2.5cm) and when using 3mm hook for everything else – 5 sts per inch (2.5cm)
- Finished size: 10cm long from heel to toe, 5cm wide
Stitch abbreviations used in this crochet
- ch – chain
- sl st – slip stitch
- sc – single crochet
- hdc – half double crochet
- dc – double crochet
- tog – together
If you still have questions regarding what those symbols mean or how to read them, please take a look at our epic guide of Crochet symbols and abbreviations.
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Download Crocodile Stitch High Top Booties pattern
Crocodile Stitch High Top Booties pattern
Author: Laura Tegg
Top 3 free baby booties crochet pattern
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