Comments on: Elfin Baby Booties http://diymaven.com/2008/12/17/elfin-baby-booties/ Tue, 27 Jul 2010 18:32:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Little Elf Booties | Feathers & Glue http://diymaven.com/2008/12/17/elfin-baby-booties/#comment-511 Little Elf Booties | Feathers & Glue Sun, 18 Jul 2010 09:06:04 +0000 http://diymaven.com/?p=528#comment-511 [...] of a little boy, yay! So for the little one I was super excited to find this pattern for little Elfin Baby Booties from diy marvin. They only took me a couple of hours, I think the next pair will be quicker now [...] [...] of a little boy, yay! So for the little one I was super excited to find this pattern for little Elfin Baby Booties from diy marvin. They only took me a couple of hours, I think the next pair will be quicker now [...]

]]> By: Your Hostess http://diymaven.com/2008/12/17/elfin-baby-booties/#comment-508 Your Hostess Sat, 10 Jul 2010 14:17:07 +0000 http://diymaven.com/?p=528#comment-508 Kelly--Easy peasy. After you've dropped (literally 'dropped' it, not fastened off) the yarn at the toe, just cut a length about 12" or so from the other end of your skein, attach it to the bottom point of the heal and use it to sc up the back of the bootie. Fasten off, etc. Then pick up the yarn you dropped and use it to sc up the front of the bootie to the ankle opening to the row you marked previously (row 7). Then slip stitch into that first sc at the ankle opening, chain 3 and dc around the ankle. When you get to the front again, chain 3, turn and dc back around. Hope this helps! We want that niece of yours to get her booties!! Kelly–Easy peasy. After you’ve dropped (literally ‘dropped’ it, not fastened off) the yarn at the toe, just cut a length about 12″ or so from the other end of your skein, attach it to the bottom point of the heal and use it to sc up the back of the bootie. Fasten off, etc.

Then pick up the yarn you dropped and use it to sc up the front of the bootie to the ankle opening to the row you marked previously (row 7). Then slip stitch into that first sc at the ankle opening, chain 3 and dc around the ankle. When you get to the front again, chain 3, turn and dc back around.

Hope this helps! We want that niece of yours to get her booties!!

]]> By: Kelly http://diymaven.com/2008/12/17/elfin-baby-booties/#comment-507 Kelly Sat, 10 Jul 2010 03:26:44 +0000 http://diymaven.com/?p=528#comment-507 I guess I am not getting what it means to drop yarn and everything thereafter. Thanks so much for helping, as these are absolutely adorable and I really want to make them. I guess I am not getting what it means to drop yarn and everything thereafter. Thanks so much for helping, as these are absolutely adorable and I really want to make them.

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