Spring Ballerinas

This pattern is in US terminology and is recommended for 6 – 9 months.

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Type Crochet

Category Baby and Children > Shoes & Socks

Difficulty Intermediate

Hook Size 5.00 mm

Yarn Weight DK / Light Worsted

Terminology US

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Materials

1 x ball of Patons 100% Cotton DK in Kiwi or any DK/Light worsted weight yarn in green
1 x ball of Patons 100% Cotton DK in white or any DK/Light worsted weight yarn in white
H/8 (5.0mm) crochet hook or any hook to obtain correct gauge
2 small buttons in white or green measuring about 1cm in diameter
Yarn needle to help thread in ends and sew on buttons and straps

Finished Sizes
This pattern is for ages: 6 - 9 months only

Gauge
First 15 chains should measure approximately 2½ inches in length.

Additional Notes
This pattern is in US terminology and is recommended for 6 – 9 months.
These shoes are crocheted in rounds where you turn your work clockwise and crochet into the foundation chains.

Stitch Library
ch = chain ch
sp(s) = chain space(s)
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
hdc = half double crochet
dc = double crochet
** = repeat instructions between asterisks for as long as stated
() = total stitches

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