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How to Crochet Crocodile Booties Tutorial Sizes 5–8 Years Old

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Crochet Crocodile Children’s Booties

Pre­pare to add a touch of whim­sy and warmth to your lit­tle one’s wardrobe with a charm­ing cro­chet project – croc­o­dile chil­dren’s booties! These adorable and cozy booties are prac­ti­cal for keep­ing tiny toes snug, com­fort­able, styl­ish, and fun with their unique croc­o­dile scale design. Whether craft­ing them for your child, as a gift for a friend, or for sale in your hand­made shop, cro­chet­ing croc­o­dile chil­dren’s booties is a delight­ful way to show­case your skills and cre­ativ­i­ty.

In this guide, we’ll explore how to cro­chet croc­o­dile chil­dren’s booties step by step, from select­ing the per­fect yarn and hook size to mas­ter­ing the essen­tial stitch­es and tech­niques need­ed to cre­ate these adorable footwear. Whether you’re a begin­ner look­ing for a reward­ing project or an expe­ri­enced cro­cheter seek­ing a new chal­lenge, this pat­tern offers both sim­plic­i­ty and oppor­tu­ni­ty for cus­tomiza­tion.

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Crochet Crocodile Children's Booties

In this cro­chet baby booties pat­tern, we’ll use var­i­ous cro­chet tech­niques to cre­ate a ver­sa­tile and charm­ing design suit­able for both baby boys and baby girls. From select­ing the cor­rect hook size and type of yarn (like worsted weight yarn or cot­ton yarn) to under­stand­ing how to work in the back loop and cre­at­ing a stitch mark­er to keep track of your progress, we’ve cov­ered all the details. The free cro­chet pat­tern pro­vid­ed for 0–6 months and 0–3 months ensures that these booties are an excel­lent fit for your baby’s first pair of footwear.

With dif­fer­ent sizes avail­able, includ­ing instruc­tions for mak­ing clas­sic baby booties, you can choose the right size to match your baby’s lit­tle feet. The pat­tern includes guid­ance for cre­at­ing a sole with the per­fect length, mak­ing these booties adorable and com­fort­able. Plus, with clear expla­na­tions for cro­chet stitch­es like sin­gle cro­chet decrease (sc decrease) and half dou­ble cro­chet (hdc), you’ll find this pat­tern an easy and enjoy­able cro­chet project.

So grab your cro­chet hook, yarn nee­dle, and favorite yarn, and start craft­ing these love­ly baby booties. Feel free to check out our video tuto­r­i­al for extra guid­ance, and remem­ber that we may earn a small com­mis­sion through affil­i­ate links, but there’s no addi­tion­al cost to you. Your lit­tle one will appre­ci­ate the warmth and com­fort of these croc­o­dile booties, and you’ll cher­ish the mem­o­ries you’ve cre­at­ed. Hap­py cro­chet­ing!

I made this for my daugh­ter, who is 7 1/2 years old. Her foot is about 13 1/2 shoe size to almost a Size 1, and 7 inch­es long. This slip­per should fit a child from 5- 8 years old. When you get to the length of the slip­per, mea­sure your child’s foot. My daugh­ter’s foot mea­sured 7 inch­es, so I made the slip­per about 7.5 to 8 inch­es long to fit, and before I slip-stitched it closed, I put it on her foot to check if it fits.

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- Cro­chet hook 
- Tapes­try nee­dle
- Stitch mark­er

Abbre­vi­a­tions:
ch=chain
sl st=slip stitch
sc=single cro­chet
hdc=half dou­ble cro­chet
ch=chain

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Sup­plies:
K hook
Blue yarn or any yarn you pre­fer
yarn nee­dle
Start: K hook
 
Toe: Chain 2, work 10 hdc in the 2nd chain from the hook. sl st ‑10 hdc
Rnd 2: *Work 2 hdc in the next stitch, hdc in the next, *Repeat around, sl st
Rnd 3- cont.:
 Hdc in each hdc around, (work in con­tin­u­al rounds with­out a slip stitch, use a marker)*Repeat this round until the toe Reach­es 3.5 inch­es long, about 1/2 inch away from the ankle, which was about 9 rounds

Below are more instruc­tions

Next Rounds: This is the open­ing of the Slip­per where the foot goes in: 
Now Chain 1, and Turn, *hdc in each hdc around until you reach the mark­er from the last round; chain 1 and Turn, *Repeat this until your slip­per reach­es 7.5–8 inch­es long, (7 more rounds) But at the last round, work a hdc in the next 5 hdc, slip stitch in the next 5 hdc, hdc in the rest of the hdc, (this will round off the end)
Once your slip­per reach­es the length to fit your child, take the ends of the last round and slip stitch across to close it for the heel. Then, at the end, I turned it inside out so the heel would­n’t show. Now, fas­ten off and weave in the ends.
 Use a J hook for the Croc­o­dile Stitch part.
With your yarn, attach the yarn to the mid­dle of the top part of the heel.
Sin­gle cro­chet around the open­ing of the bootie once. sl st. ‑20 sc (make that sc an odd num­ber, your num­ber may vary for each child)  Make you end with 20 sc around.
v‑stitch= (hdc, ch 1, hdc)
Rnd 1: Ch 3, hdc in same stitch,* skip a sc, v‑st in next ch, rep from * around, join with sl st on top of first hdc. – 10 v‑stitches
Rnd 2: Ch 2 (counts as a hdc), work­ing from top to bot­tom around post of first hdc of first V‑st, work 3 fphdc, turn work so v‑st is side­ways, ch 1, work­ing from bot­tom to top around post of sec­ond hdc of v‑st, work 4 fphdc , * skip next v st, work­ing from top to bot­tom work 4 fphdc around post of first hdc of next v st, ch 1, turn work so v‑st is side­ways, work­ing from bot­tom to top around post of sec­ond hdc of v st, work 4 fphdc, rep from * around; join with sl st in top of first hdc. ‑5 croc­o­dile stitch­es in total.
Rnd 3: Ch 3, hdc in same st, insert hook in space in the cen­ter of the croc­o­dile stitch and com­plete a v- st, *v‑st in next ch 1 sp,  insert hook in the space  in the cen­ter of the croc­o­dile stitch and com­plete a v‑st, repeat from * to * around;  join with sl st in top of first hdc
Rnd 4: Repeat rnd 2 into alter­nate v‑st
Rnd 5: Repeat rnd 3
Rnd 6: Repeat rnd 2 into alter­nate v‑st
Fas­ten off and Weave in the ends.

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As you cro­chet through this fun and easy pat­tern, don’t for­get to add your per­son­al touch with your choice of yarn col­or. From pre­mi­um acrylic yarns to adding a per­son­al touch with unique yarns, your fin­ished prod­uct will be a tes­ta­ment to your cre­ativ­i­ty and love for your lit­tle one. And for those who pre­fer writ­ten pat­terns, we’ve cov­ered you with the writ­ten pat­tern piece accom­pa­ny­ing the video tuto­r­i­al.

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Cro­chet­ing adorable lit­tle booties for your baby is a great way to express your love and cre­ate a mem­o­rable keep­sake. Whether you’re a new mom, a par­ent of a new­born baby, or some­one look­ing for the per­fect baby show­er gift, these booties are a fan­tas­tic option. With step-by-step instruc­tions, skill lev­els rang­ing from begin­ners to experts, and the joy of mak­ing some­thing with your hands, this cro­chet pat­tern is a beau­ti­ful project for small projects. It offers a per­son­al and heart­felt touch to your baby’s first Christ­mas.

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