Easy Knitted Baby Booties Pattern

These easy Knitted Baby Booties are a great project for beginners. I’ve been getting lots of requests for more knitted baby clothes, especially baby booties.

I love the folded fortune cookie-like design. Simply knit small swatches in the garter stitch, then quickly assemble the pieces into cute little moccasin baby shoes.

Baby Shower Gift Idea

Knitted Baby Booties make great gifts. Even if you don’t have any babies to give these to as gifts, but you think it would be a really fun knitting project, I encourage you to give it a try. It’s a quick knit and a super cute gift to have on hand. And trust me, these are a HUGE HIT at baby showers.

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Knitting Supplies

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My sample was created with size 7 US knitting needles and worsted weight yarn. Feel free to use any appropriately sized yarn, fiber, and needles for your creative project.

• Yarn – Red Heart Super Saver worsted weight
• Knitting Needles – Size 7 US Straight
• Tapestry Needle
• Scissors

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Knitting Techniques

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• Slip Knot 
• CO = Cast On Long Tail Method
• K = Knit Stitch 
• BO = Bind Off
• Weave In Ends

5 Steps to Knit Baby Booties

Step 1: Make 2 Short Patches

• Cast On 6 Stitches
• Knit 24 Rows
• Bind Off

Step 2: Make 2 Long Patches

• Cast On 26 Stitches
• Knit 10 Rows
• Bind Off

Step 3: Bootie Shoe Construction

• Overlap the long strip over the short patch.
• Seam a square box to connect both patches.

Step 4: Seam Top of Shoes

Connect the 2 outside edges of both long patches to seam at the edge of the short patch to make the toe section.

Step 5: Stitch Sides

Stitch the sides of the booties to the bottom sole of each.

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