Master class - crocheted ugg boots. Knitted UGG booties (hook) Knitted UGG boots with knitting needles

You will need: 250 g pink melange yarn; 80 g beige acrylic yarn; hook No. 4.5; 2 m of satin ribbon; 16 small rivets. Out. (concave) column b/n: tie st. b/n, introducing a hook from the faces. sides under the leg of the column of the previous row. Polust. with relief purl: knit a half-stitch, inserting the hook only under the back thread of the base loop
row. Art. s/n. with relief purl: knit dc, inserting the hook only under the back thread of the loop of the base row.

Knitting density, non-woven stitches: 13 p. and 14 p. = 10 x 10 cm

Sole: Using a beige thread, knit a chain of 24 air. etc., without tightening. 1st row: 2 air. p. lifting, insert the hook into the 4th air. p. from the hook and knit 1 half stitch, then knit 1 half stitch. in every air n. to the end of the chain, in the initial air. p. knit 4 half stitches. and continue knitting along the free edge of the chain, 1 half st. in every air p., in the last air. p. knit 3 half stitches. and 1 connection Art. in the 2nd air. lifting item; 2nd row: 2 air. p. lifting, 1 half tbsp. with relief. in the next 22 half-st., 2 half-st. with relief. in the next 4 half-st., 1 half-st. with relief. in the next 22 half-st., 2 half-st. with relief. in the next 3 half-st., 1 half-st. into the base loop for air. lifting point and 1 connection. Art. in the 2nd air. lifting item; 3rd row: 2 air. p. lifting, 1 half tbsp. with relief. in the next 11 half-st., 1 tbsp. s/n with relief. in the next 11 half-stitches, 4 x (1 tbsp. s/n with purl relief in the next half-stitch, 2 tbsp. s/n with purl relief in the next half-stitch., 1 tbsp. s/n with relief purl in the next 11 half stitches, 1 half stitch with purl relief in the next 11 half stitches, 3 x (1 half stitch with purl relief in the next half stitch, 2 half stitches with purl relief in the next half stitch), 1 half-stitch in the base loop for the air stitch, 1 connecting stitch in the 2nd chain stitch; 4th row: 2 air stitches, 1 half-stitch with relief in the back next 14 sts, 1 st. s/n with relief
purl in the next 8 sts. s/n., 4 x (1 tbsp. s/n with purl relief in the next 2 tbsp. s/n., 2 tbsp. s/n with purl relief in the next half st.), 1 tbsp. s/n with relief. in the next 8 sts. s/n., 1 half tbsp. with relief. in the next 14 half stitches, 3 x (1 half stitch with purl relief in the next 2 half stitches, 2 half stitches with purl relief in the next half stitch), 1 half stitch. into the base loop for air. lift point, 1 connection Art. in the 2nd air. lifting point; 5th row: 3 air. p. lifting, 1 tbsp. s/n with relief. in each loop of the previous row, 1 connection. Art. to the 3rd air. lifting item; 6th row: 1 air. p.i. 1 purl. Art. b/n in air p. lifting the previous row, 1 p. Art. b/n in each st. s/n of the previous row, 1 connection. Art. in air lifting item; finish the work.

Main part

Shaft and toe: Use a pink thread in 2 folds to tie a chain of 30 air. p., without tightening (or with a thicker hook); 1st row: 1 air. lifting point, insert the hook into the 3rd air. p. from the hook and knit 1 tbsp. b/n, then 1 tbsp. b/n in each air. p. until the last 10 air. p., 3 tbsp. b/n next air. p., 1 tbsp. b/n in every next air. p., in the initial air. p. knit 5 tbsp. s/n (toe) and continue knitting on the second side of the same chain, 1 tbsp. b/n in the next 8 air. p., 3 tbsp. b/n in 10th air. p., 1 tbsp. b/n in each air. p. to the end of the chain, 1 tbsp. b/n in the last air. st. and turn the work (= 68 st. b/n, including air st. lifting); 2nd row: mark the second of 3 sts on both sides of the chain. b/n, which were connected to the 10th air. p. from the beginning of the chain (i.e. from the air st. in which 5 tbsp. b/n for the toe were connected), because in these places additions will be made to form the top and sides; 1 air p. lifting, 1 tbsp. b/n in each st. of the previous row to the mark, 3 tbsp. b/n in the marked paragraph, 1 tbsp. b/n in each loop of the previous row up to 5 sts of the toe, 2 tbsp. b/n in the next 5 p., 1 tbsp. b/n to the mark, 3 tbsp. b/n in the marked paragraph, 1 tbsp. b/n in each loop to the end of the row, 1 tbsp. b/n in air p. lifting the previous row, turn the work; 3rd row: 1 air. p. lifting, 1 tbsp. b/n to the loop above the mark (to the middle of 3 tbsp. b/n, connected in the marked loop), 3 tbsp. b/n in the next loop, 1 tbsp. b/n in each next loop until the toe is added, 105 x (1 tbsp. b/n in the next loop, 2 tbsp. b/n in the next loop), 1 tbsp. b/n to the loop above the mark, 3 tbsp. b/n in the next loop, 1 tbsp. sc in each loop to the end of the row, 1 tbsp. b/n in air n. lifting, turn the work;

4th r.: 1 air. p. lifting, 1 tbsp. b/n to the loop above the mark, 3 tbsp. b/n in the next loop, 1 tbsp. b/n in each next loop until the toe is added, 5 x (1 tbsp. b/n in the next 2 sts, 2 tbsp. b/n in the next loop), 1 tbsp. b/n to the loop above the mark, 3 tbsp. b/n in the next loop, 1 tbsp. b/n in each loop to the end of the row, 1 tbsp. b/n in air n. lifting, turn the work; 5th, 6th and 7th rows: knit as the previous rows, making increases above the marks for the upper part, but no longer making increases for the toe, knitting 1 tbsp. b/n in each loop of the toe; Having knitted the 7th row, without cutting the thread, continue to knit only on one side of the work, continuing to form the heel and boot.

Left side : 8th r.: 1 air. p. lifting and 1 tbsp. b/n in each loop to the loop above the mark (middle st. b/n of the first addition of the previous row), 1 tbsp. b/n and turn the work; 9th and subsequent rows: 1 air. p. lifting, 1 tbsp. b/n in each loop to the end of the row. 1 tbsp. b/n in air p. lifting the previous row, turn the work. Having knitted 21 rubles from the cast-on edge. for the right shoe and 23 rubles. for the left boot (since the boots will be “fastened” at the back in different directions), finish the work.

Right part: fasten the thread on the second side of the previously knitted part, in a loop above the mark (on average, st. b/n of the first addition), 1 tbsp. b/n in each loop, including air. p. lifting the previous row, turn the work; 9th and subsequent rows: 1 air. step 1 lifting, 1 tbsp. b/n to the end of the row, including air. p. lifting the previous row, turn the work. Knitting 4 from the cast-on edge 23 r. for the right shoe and 21 rubles. for the left boot, finish the job.

Assembly: Place the shorter edge of the boot on top of the longer one and sew the edges and heel 6 cm from the bottom edge. Sew the sole to the main part, folding the parts right sides inward; turn the boot inside out and, to close the previous seam (row of purl stitches, s/n), sew the edges of the purl. Art. s/n of the penultimate row of the sole to the loops of the main part with a blind seam over the line of the previous seam.

Cut satin ribbon into 8 parts, 4 for each boot, and use rivets to attach them to the tops of the boots.

Good afternoon everyone, today we will be crocheting BABY BOOTS. The baby's very first shoes will be created by the loving hands of a mother or grandmother. You will see beautiful models knitted booties and learn to understand the GENERAL PRINCIPLE of knitting all booties. You will understand that from this day you began to understand that you can knit any model of booties and even come up with your own designs of knitted shoes for babies and bring them to life. Here I will show you how to knit booties for boys and booties for girls with your own hands, I will give a description to everyone who wants to knit warm boots or sports slippers for their baby - knitted copies of sneakers and sneakers. For all types of crocheted booties there are detailed knitting patterns, and even the sizes of the inner insoles for the baby's age.

So let's start figuring out how to crochet booties... from start to finish. But first, let's see what beautiful models of booties you can knit with your own hands, using our article.

What models of booties

is now in fashion.

Very beautiful booties for boys are styled as fashionable modern shoes for babies. Knitted booties with imitation sneakers, Converse or sneakers.

For boys, you can knit moccasin booties, boat booties, booties. All these models are easy and quick to crochet if you understand the principle by which all bootie models are crocheted. THIS is exactly what WE WILL DO below in this same article.

Knitted booties for girls make them look like beautiful girlish shoes, pumps, sandals and sandals.

Knitted booties are decorated with beautiful buttons, bows, and crocheted appliqués.

Now let's understand the patterns and principles of knitting booties - step by step we will learn how to knit them with our own hands.

HOW TO KNIT ANY BOOTS.

(Crochet patterns + explanations).

All booties consist of two elements - the bottom (insole) and the upper toe part (the toe and heel are knitted together in the booties, in the round). Now we will see everything on the diagrams.

In the diagram above we see an OVAL PATTERN - this is the sole of the booties.
And just below the LONG DIAGRAM is the toe and heel part of the booties.
The arrow in the center of the long diagram points to the CENTER OF THE TOE (the nose of the booties).

We see that central part on a long diagram has connected columns (to taper knitting). That is, in this zone we knit two stitches of the previous row together into one loop - and due to this, the knitting narrows and the fabric at the toe makes a turn. In the photo below we just see a photo of this moment.

In the photo below we see booties, where each row is knitted with threads of a different color. And here in this photo you can see that in the green row we are making double stitches, hooking up two stitches of the bottom (orange) row with a thread and knitting everything in one loop. Due to this, the cape sharply narrows and makes a circular turn. That is, in this place (the cape) the knitting goes in a circle... and then, moving to the side part, it goes in a straight line as usual - column to column.

Depending on the AGE OF THE CHILD, you will need one or another size of SOLE for booties.
The principle of knitting soles is the same for any size. All of them differ only in the number of rows of columns.

All booties are knitted using this principle. And on the basis of such boats, many other models of knitted shoes for kids are created.

Here are the different booties you can knit using this one pattern.

You can ADD the design of the boats a little - add striped STRAPS to them with a button. And our pumps will turn into sandals - men's design You'll get booties - just right for boys.

If you continue knitting on BOTH SIDES - and make a chain of air loops from the heel part - on one side and on the other. And then tie 2-3 rows of posts on this chain... Then we get two straps. They can be thrown CROSS ON CROSS on a button as shown in the photo below.

Or you can make ONE STRAP from one edge of the heel to the other edge on the button on the side (as in the photo below).

Also, pay attention in the same photo with gray booties below - here there is an addition to the TOPE PART - the cape is specially extended with a rounded protrusion - and a rose is attached to this protrusion. From the inside of the cape we make a jumper-strap from air loops - and insert our transverse strap into this jumper.

If you continue knitting the booties in the round (narrowing the toe), you will get taller shoe models. These booties can also have a button strap.

Crochet booties

WITH KNITTED APPLIQUE.

You can always crochet an additional applique and decorate the toe of your booties with it.
Overlay appliqués are crocheted quickly and then secured to the toe using the same threads - pulling crochet stitches through the applique and toe.

Crochet bootie slippers can be styled to resemble the face of any animal - a mouse, a bunny, a dog, an elephant.

Here is a diagram of a regular knitted flower. And also on our website there is a large article with diagrams and photographs just about that - there you will find many different flowers, including roses, daisies, orchids, etc.

HOW TO CROCHET

high booties.

If we continue to knit the boat booties upwards, we will get BOOTS booties. You see, there is no need for any new pattern here... we just continue to knit boats, but in height further in the circle.

The only addition that is often made in high booties is the LAP PART, which is fastened on the side with a button.

Here on coffee boots (master class below) it is shown THE MOMENT OF THE ORIGIN OF THIS LAP on the boots. We're just doing it in the cape chain of air loops- the beginning of the future overlap, and then we simply knit in a straight line (back and forth). That is, having knitted the chain, we turn around and go back along this chain, knitting stitches... and continue this row of stitches along the side of the boat in a circle, through the heel to the second side of the boat and all the way to the toe (where the chain began). There at the toe we turn around and go back - the same way. And so on - row by row, increasing the height of the boot to the level we need.

You can booties crocheted add interesting design. Choose beautiful buttons and use fluffy threads to trim them to imitate fur on UGG boots.

You can decorate knitted UGG booties with elegant fringe - cut or looped.

You can make any appliques on the bell of the boots, or decorate the boot with an interesting knitting in the form of leaf scales.

Styles of booties FOR BOYS.

For boys, you can knit men's style booties. Knitted shoes for babies in the form of slip-ons (as in the photo below). If you look closely, we understand that there is nothing complicated here. Just the same pumps - but THERE IS a RISE from the sole.

This rise of the edges from the sole is the moment when we simply knit rows of stitches around the sole (without increasing or decreasing) and therefore these rows RISE VERTICALLY UP and form the edges (with white threads it looks like an imitation of a high rubber slip-on sole).

Here is another style of knitted booties - MOCASSINS. A beautiful male pattern for babies that you can knit with your own hands for boys.

Knitted bootie moccasins can be decorated with a strap with two buttons, as in the photo below.

High borders can be made separately (as in the photo below) - like a strip of posts (4 columns in a row), and then sew it along the edge of the insole - like a high border.

You can come up with your own designs of moccasins or slip-ons for baby boys. Beautiful and simple crochet bootie models for real little men.

Here is a model of booties for boys in the form of sandals. Here the heel part has an extension in the form of a side strap with a button. And the cape front part has a process that bends into a loop, forming a strap into which this strap passes.

The diagram above - DOES NOT BELONG TO BLUE BOOTS - is a diagram of sandals with an open toe (open toes) - but it shows how to knit a high heel and how the strap comes off it.

I love these blue and white sandals with a closed toe. I like that the heel part is knitted separately from the toe part. That is, in turn - first the heel with a long strap, and then the toe, like straight rows of columns - from the right to the left edge of the sole.

BOOTS Crochet booties - with real laces. This type of baby shoes is suitable for both boys and girls. And they are easy to make with your own hands.

Below is the principle by which crochet booties are created.

Crochet booties

SPORTS STYLE.

Now let's see how sports-themed booties are crocheted - crocheted sneakers, sneakers and Converse.

Bootie sneakers consist of THREE PARTS

1. sole with high sides (white threads)
2. heel part with oblique edge (pink threads)
3. toe part with tongue (white, then pink threads)

Here in the photo below we see a detailed step-by-step master class in photographs. It depicts the entire process of knitting and assembling such sneakers.

You can come up with your own design of these crocheted booties and sneakers. Choose your flowers - red, white and black. Yellow-gray-blue. Orange, black and white.

You can make them HIGH (photo above) or LOW (photo below).

You can add sports brand LOGOS to them.

You can CHANGE the DESIGN of your sports shoes.

These are so simple and interesting ways crochet booties for children. Now you can choose a beautiful model of booties and knit them with your own hands for a girl and a boy.
Good luck with your work.
Olga Klishevskaya, especially for the site

UGG booties. Description of crochet (for ages 0-6 months). Crochet pattern of elongated (long) loops. Children's feet size chart.

Knitting booties is a very pleasant and interesting activity. In my opinion, this is no less pleasant and interesting than receiving such booties as a gift.
I knitted these cute booties in the shape of Ugg boots for my work colleague who is expecting a baby in early December. I thought that these warm booties would be just right for the cold season.

The presence of a full-fledged clasp on these booties makes them more versatile and convenient to use, because it’s not so easy to put on high shoes on small restless legs :)

If you, like me, are planning to knit booties as a gift, then you will definitely need it.

To crochet booties we will need (for sizes 0-6 months):

Beige yarn (Schachenmayr Idena Plus, 100% acrylic, 50 g. = 133 m.) - approx. 50 gr. An analogue of this yarn on the Russian market is acrylic yarn Comfort YarnArt
- remnants of dark brown and white yarn (for the sole);
- hook No. 3.5;

Designations:

VP= air loop;
sc= single crochet;
dc= double crochet;
pssn= half double crochet;
ss= connecting post;
increase (from hdc or dc)= 2 stitches (hdc or dc) in one loop;
decrease= knit 2 single crochets together as shown in the picture below:

Description of knitting booties:

Sole:

1st row: 10 ch, 3 ch rise, 1 dc in the 4th loop from the hook, 8 dc, 7 dc in the first loop of the chain, turn the knitting and tie the chain from the ch on the reverse side, knitting 8 dc, 5 dc in the initial loop row, 1 ss;

2nd row: 2 ch rises, 1 hdc in the same loop, increase from hdc, 4 hdc, 5 dc, 6 increases from hdc, 5 dc, 4 hdc, 4 increases from hdc, 1 dc;

3rd row: 2 ch rises, 1 hdc in the same loop, 1 hdc, 1 hdc increase, 5 hdc, 5 hdc, (1 hdc increase, 1 hdc) * 6 times, 4 hdc, 5 hdc, (1 increase from hdc, 1 hdc) * 3 times, 1 increase from hdc, 1 dc.

Row 4: knit 2 sole pieces (I used brown yarn for the outer part and white yarn for the inner part):

Attach the resulting sole part to thick cardboard (or plastic), trace along the contour and cut out a template for the sole:

Then attach the sole parts to each other with the wrong sides and place cardboard template between details:

Next, knit the parts together with single crochets, using brown yarn and hooking the outer (brown) part of the sole only on the back wall of the loop, and the inner (white) part on both half-loops:

Rows 5-9 (5 rows): switch to knitting with beige yarn and knit in the round without increasing or decreasing [=54]

10 row: 9 sbn, (decrease, 1 sbn) * 6 times, 13 sbn, decrease, 4 sbn, decrease, 6 sbn, [=46]
Please note that in this row the first 6 decreases are knitted on the toe of the bootie and should be distributed evenly. The last 2 decreases are knitted in the heel area.

After the 10th row, you need to start forming the fastener bar and move from knitting in circular rows to knitting in straight and reverse rows. In this case, the right and left shoes are then knitted differently.

For the right shoe:
11th row (incomplete front row): 7 sc, 7 decreases, 5 sc, turn knitting over,
Row 12 (wrong): ch 1 rise, 5 sc, decrease, 2 sc, decrease, 27 sc, turn knitting over,
13th row (knit): 1 ch rise, 3 sbn, 22 elongated loops, decrease, 2 sbn, decrease, 3 elongated loops, 1 sbn, turn knitting over,
Row 14 (purl): work sc to end of row [=34]
Next, knit without decreasing and repeat the last 2 rows until the desired height of the bootie (I got 5 repetitions)

This is what a knitted bootie toe looks like:

For the left shoe:
11th row (incomplete front row): 3 sc, unfold the knitting and knit in the opposite direction:
Row 12 (wrong): 1 ch up, 1 sc in the same loop, 25 sc, 7 decreases, 5 sc, turn knitting over,
Row 13 (knit): 1 ch rise, 1 sbn, 4 elongated loops, 1 sbn, decrease, 2 sbn, decrease, 1 sbn, 22 elongated loops, 3 sbn,
Row 14 (purl): turn knitting over, 25 sc, decrease, 2 sc, decrease, 5 sc.
Row 15 (knit): 1 sc, 30 elongated loops, 3 sc
Row 16 (purl): turn knitting over, sc to end of row [=34]

To form the strap for the fastener, tie the edge of the shoe with sc:
1st row: (from the top edge of the bootie in the direction of the sole) sc to the end of the row (in my case 15 sc), I recommend knitting the last stitch of this row as a connecting stitch, hooking the thread through the other side of the fastener - this will create a small overlap at the junction of the bar and the boot .
2nd row: (we form holes for buttons): 4 sc, 3 ch, skip 2 loops of the previous row, 4 sc, 3 ch, skip 2 loops of the previous row, 3 sc
3rd row: 3 sbn, 2 sbn in a ch arch, 4 sbn, 2 sbn in a ch arch, 4 sbn,
4th row: 15 sc, break thread

Sew buttons.

Booties are ready!

See also other models of knitted booties:

UGG booties are crocheted on a 9-10 cm leg, bottom is acrylic/wool, top is baby acrylic, hook No. 2.

Description of booties

• interesting selection for the site!!!
• The simplest models of booties for those who have just picked up a hook

Sole: cast on 15 VPs and knit according to the pattern, then 1 row of lifting hdcs, 2 rows of sc, and from the next row (fourth) we make decreases.
4 row. There are 11 DC decreases in front, knit the remaining loops with SC,
5 row Knit all loops RLS
6 row 5 decreases, then similar to the fourth row.
7th row as 5th row
8th row: make 7 decreases of dc, knit the remaining loops of sc.
Row 9 is tied in a circle with hdc.
Next we change the color, you can leave the one with which the bottom is connected.
We knit the first row with RLS, and from the second row we knit with elongated loops.

That is, before knitting a loop, with the thumb of our left hand we pull the working thread towards us, forming a loop, and insert the hook as usual, knitting a simple sc, while holding the elongated loop with our finger. After finishing knitting the loop, remove your finger from it and again grab and pull the thread towards you. The loops should form on the front side. We knit the reverse row with simple sc. (if it’s not clear from the description how to knit these loops, then you can open YouTube and type “crocheting elongated loops” in the search bar:)
It is important not to forget to knit the chain from the VP on the side and unfold the knitting so that an overlap is formed where the buttons will be fastened, and in the overlap itself do not forget to make small holes for the buttons.
We tie all the edges with a crab step, carefully remove all the threads, and the wonderful crocheted UGG booties for boys are ready!:)

Materials hook 3.25, select yarn for a knitting density of 22 sts and 24 rows = 10 by 10 cm. Abbreviations ch.p - air loop connect.p - connecting loop st. - column p.st. with nak. - half double crochet st. with nak. - double crochet 2 tbsp. with nak. vm. - knit 2 tbsp. with a double crochet together 2p. Art. with nak. vm. - knit 2 half double crochets together Description Sole Cast on with dark brown yarn 10 ch. 1st row 2 p.st. double crochet into the second loop from the hook, 7 p.st. double crochet, 5 stitches double crochet loop, 7 p.st. double crochet, 3p.st. double crochet into the last stitch. Connect the circular row with a connecting loop. = 24 loops 2nd row 1 ch. lifting 2 p.st. double crochet, 2 p. Double crochet in the next loop, 7 p.st. with nak, 2 p.st. with nac in the next 5 loops, 7 sts with nac, 2 sts with nac. in the next 3 loops, connect a circular row of conn. loop. = 34 loops 3rd row 1st rise, 2nd st. with nak, 1 st. with nak, 2 st. with nak, 1 p.st. with nak, 7 p.st. with nak, (2 sts with nak, 1 st with nak) - repeat 5 times, 7 sts with nak, (2 sts with nak, 1 st with nak) - repeat 3 times, connect circular row with loops = 44 loops. Don't break the thread! Upper part of the bootie 1 row 1 ch loop, Knit a circular row with half double crochets behind the back wall of the loop (braid) of the last row of the sole = 44 loops. Change the thread to beige 2nd row 1 ch, 44 half double crochets 3rd row 1 ch, 44 stitches 4th row 1 ch, 11 double crochets, repeat (2 half double crochets together, 1 half double crochet in the next 2 loops) - 5 times, 2 half double crochets together, 11 stitches - a total of 38 loops 5 row 1 ch, 12 double crochets, 2 half double crochets together, repeat (2 double crochets together) - 5 times, 2 half double crochets together, 12 columns. Total 31 stitches 6 rows 10 double crochets, 2 half double crochets together, 2 double crochets together, 3 double crochets together, 2 double crochets together, 2 half double crochets together, 10 double crochets. There are 25 loops in total. Cut the thread Left shoe Place the shoe with the toe facing you, and find the middle of the heel. Count 7 loops from the middle of the heel to the right into the next loop, attach the thread and knit - knit the 7th row in the first three loops with single crochets for the front loops of the braid, then 23 single crochets for both braids. Knit the last 3 loops with single crochets behind the back walls of the braid. You should have an overlap. Total 29 loops 8 row 1 ch, 21 half double crochets, 2 half double crochets in one loop, 7 half double crochets. There are 30 loops in total. 9 row - 13 row knit with half double crochets Right shoe Place the shoe with the toe towards you, and find the middle of the heel. Count 7 loops from the middle of the heel to the left into the next loop, attach the thread and knit - knit the 7th row in the first three loops with single crochets for the back loops of the braid, then 23 single crochets for both braids. Knit the last 3 loops with single crochets behind the front walls of the braid. You should have an overlap. Total 29 loops 8 row 1 ch, 7 half double crochets, 2 half double crochets in one loop, 21 half double crochets. There are 30 loops in total. 9 row - 13 row knit with half double crochets Assembly Tie the top of the bootie with single crochets with fluffy yarn. Knit a buttonhole using 10 chain stitches (leave a long end to sew on the loop). Sew a button on the opposite side of the bootie.