If you are not familiar with the crocodile stitch or first
time to try. Watch this video by Teresa Richardson of Crochet Geek because the
last part of my tutorial is the crocodile stitch and the video will explain it
much better than me. Click here
What you need?
Red yarn (mine is I love this yarn sport weight red)
Green yarn (mine is red heart soft guacamole)
5.00 mm G hook
Tapestry needle & 2 markers & scissors
And the most important is TIME! With a lot patience and
understanding to my writing then you will have the TADA of your own. I will add
some notes after some rounds which might be an important note or not you will
see.
The size will fit new born to 2 months old.
The size will fit new born to 2 months old.
Okay, let’s start shall we?
Start with a magic
loop … magic loop? What is magic loop? click .here
Round: 32 ch 2 4 dc on the post of the dc from the previous round. ( teresa’s video will explain it better than my writing please follow her tutorial on the crocodile stitch) ch 3 sc on the last dc. (you are making a picot) 5 dc on the other side.
That’s it! My apology for the grammar and if there are mistakes! I did my best to explain the pattern. This is the best that I can do I guess hahaha!
Round 1: ch 1(not counted as sc) 6 sc inside the ring (or
loop) join total of 6 sc
Round :2-5 SC around for total of
6sc
Round 6: 2 sc in the same st. *1
sc in the next st 2sc in the next st 1 sc in the next repeat * join. Total of 9
sc
Round :7-8 sc around join for
total of 9sc.
Round: 9 2 sc in the same st * 1
sc in the next 2 sts 2sc in the next. Repeat * join for total of 12sc
Note: 2sc is the increase and as
the you go on the stitches between the 2sc increase will also increase we
started with 2 st in between 2 sc
increase. Then it will be 3 sts space before 2sc increase.
Round :10 -13 will be the same as
round 9. The only difference is the spaces between 2 sc increase. You will end
up of 24 sc.
Note: if you want bigger size continue to increase.
Round: 14-15 1 sc around for total
of 24sc. Fasten off cut your yarn.
Round:16 lay it flat just like
what you see in the photo below. Then find the center of it. Then place your
marker on each side. Or just count 12 then place marker then put marker on the
opposite side.
Attach your yarn on the marker
whichever side you want to start. Ch 1 or just make your 1st sc then
continue adding 11 more for total of 12sc. Turn your work.
Round: 17-21 repeat round 16.
note: if you want longer just add additional rounds.
Round: 22 this round will be a
decrease round.
Note: we need to decrease to start
shaping the shoes. For the decrease I just skipped the next sc.
1 sc skip next st 1 sc on next
just continue up to the last st. you should have 6 sc in the end.
Round :23 by skipping 1 sc you
will come up with 3 sc. Just continue around with 1 sc in the next 7 sts ( make
sc in between spaces of the previous rounds)when you reach the marker 1 sc then
skip 1 st then 1 sc again, continue doing this until you reach the other
marker. Working on the other side of the marker do 7sc just like what you did
on the other side. Join with the beginning sc. Total of 23 sc
Rounds: 24-30 1 sc around for
total of 23sc. Fasten off
Round: 31 with green attach your yarn. Ch 2 (count as
the 1st dc) dc on the same st. *ch 1 skip next st 1dc in the next ch
1 skip 1 st 2dc in the next st ch 1. Repeat *
Note: if you have extra 1 st just
join it with beginning ch2.
Round: 32 ch 2 4 dc on the post of the dc from the previous round. ( teresa’s video will explain it better than my writing please follow her tutorial on the crocodile stitch) ch 3 sc on the last dc. (you are making a picot) 5 dc on the other side.
Round: 33-24 1sc around for total of 19 sc. Fasten off. Weave all the
tails.
That’s it! My apology for the grammar and if there are mistakes! I did my best to explain the pattern. This is the best that I can do I guess hahaha!
Have a great day blog friends !