Crochet Cuffed Baby Booties with Free Pattern

When it comes to crocheting for babies, nothing is cuter or more practical than a pair of cuffed baby booties.

These tiny handmade shoes keep little feet warm and snug, while adding a charming, handmade touch to any baby outfit.

Whether you're crocheting for a newborn, a baby shower gift, or just because, cuffed baby booties are a quick and rewarding project that both beginners and experienced crocheters will enjoy.

Crochet Baby Bootie - Winter Bootie

This Crochet Cuffed Baby Booties are perfect for your little one this winter ! They are so cute and there is a free pattern shared by Sarah.

I think this crochet cuffed baby booties would make a nice gift , What better than a handmade gift for baby ?

Please check the link for the free pattern and learn how to make them , don’t forget to read more on RepeatCrafterMe, there are many awesome tutorials by Sarah . Enjoy !

Materials Needed for Crochet Cuffed Baby Booties

Before starting your crochet cuffed baby booties, gather the following materials:

• Yarn: Choose a soft, lightweight yarn like cotton or acrylic that’s gentle on the baby’s skin. You’ll need around 50-100 grams of yarn.
• Crochet Hook: A 3.5mm to 4.5mm crochet hook is ideal for creating tightly stitched baby booties.
• Yarn Needle: For sewing in ends and joining any parts together.
• Scissors: To cut your yarn once the booties are finished.
• Optional Embellishments: Buttons, bows, or pom-poms for added flair.

1. Simple Cuffed Baby Booties

For beginners or those looking for a quick project, simple cuffed booties are a perfect choice. They feature a basic design with a fold-over cuff that adds extra warmth and style.

How to Crochet Simple Cuffed Booties

1. Chain the Sole: Start by chaining 10-12 stitches to create the sole of the bootie. Work in rounds, increasing at both ends until the sole is long enough to cover the baby’s foot (typically around 3-4 inches).
2. Work the Upper Part: Once the sole is done, crochet around the edges using half-double crochet (HDC) to form the upper part of the bootie. Work in rounds until the bootie reaches the desired height.
3. Create the Cuff: To make the cuff, switch to single crochet (SC) and work 2-3 rounds around the top edge of the bootie. You can either fold the cuff down for a classic look or leave it up for extra warmth.
4. Add a Decorative Button (Optional): Attach a small button to the side of the cuff for a stylish, finished look.

2. Ribbed Cuff Baby Booties

For a more snug and fitted look, consider making ribbed cuff baby booties. The ribbed design gives the cuff extra stretch, ensuring the booties stay securely on the baby’s feet.

How to Crochet Ribbed Cuff Booties

1. Chain for the Sole: Begin by creating the sole using half-double crochet (HDC) stitches. Follow the same steps as the simple booties to form the base.
2. Crochet the Upper: Work in rounds to create the upper part of the bootie, stopping when you reach the ankle.
3. Create the Ribbed Cuff: For the cuff, switch to front post and back post double crochet (FPDC/BPDC) stitches. Work 2-3 rows of ribbing to give the cuff a textured, stretchy feel.
4. Fasten Off and Weave in Ends: Once the cuff is finished, fasten off and weave in any loose ends with your yarn needle.

3. Two-Tone Cuffed Baby Booties

Add a pop of color to your crochet project with two-tone booties. By using two different yarn colors, you can create a stylish, modern look.

How to Crochet Two-Tone Booties

1. Choose Your Colors: Select two complementary colors of yarn. One color will be used for the sole and upper part of the bootie, while the second color will be used for the cuff.
2. Crochet the Sole and Upper: Start by crocheting the sole and upper part in one color, using single crochet (SC) or double crochet (DC) stitches.
3. Change Colors for the Cuff: When you reach the ankle, switch to your second color and crochet the cuff using ribbing or basic single crochet. You can either fold the cuff over or leave it standing up for extra warmth.
4. Add a Bow or Button: For added charm, crochet a small bow or attach a button to the side of the bootie in the contrasting color.

4. Buttoned Cuffed Booties

If you want to add a touch of detail, buttoned cuff booties are a great option. These booties feature a folded cuff that’s secured with a decorative button, giving them a polished, elegant look.

How to Crochet Buttoned Cuff Booties

1. Crochet the Sole and Upper: Start by crocheting the sole and upper part of the bootie in rounds. Use half-double crochet (HDC) or single crochet (SC) stitches.
2. Create the Folded Cuff: Crochet the cuff in a contrasting color, working in single crochet (SC) stitches. Fold the cuff over and leave a small space for the button loop.
3. Sew on a Button: Attach a button to the side of the cuff, creating a loop with a chain stitch that fits over the button to hold the cuff in place.
4. Weave in Ends: Fasten off and neatly weave in any loose yarn ends.

5. Textured Cuff Baby Booties

For an extra cozy and stylish pair of baby booties, try adding a textured cuff. Using stitches like the bobble stitch or shell stitch, you can create a unique cuff that stands out.

How to Crochet Textured Cuff Booties

1. Crochet the Sole and Upper: Start with a standard sole and upper, using basic stitches like half-double crochet (HDC).
2. Switch to Textured Stitches: For the cuff, switch to a textured stitch such as the shell stitch or bobble stitch. Work in rounds to create a cuff with added texture and visual interest.
3. Finish and Weave in Ends: Once the cuff is complete, fasten off and weave in any ends.