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Baby-Hausschuhe (English)
13. NOVEMBER 2016 ~ INES
Dimensions:  about 9,5 cm (3,75 inches) long by 5 cm (2 inches) wide (sole)

Needle size: 4mm  – US 6  (and 3,5 mm – US 4)

Yarn: Schoeller und Stahl Merino Mix (or any other Aran (8wpi) yarn), you will need less than 50 g

Construction: You start knitting the sole back and forth. After you picked up stitches around the
edge of the sole, you join in-the-round and shape the shoes with decreases. You complete the
booties by working the cuff ribbing. The entire construction is seamless.

Abbreviations:

st(s) = stitch(es)
k =  knit
m1 = make 1
 k2tog = knit 2 together
p = purl

Pattern:

Sole: With 4mm/US 6 cast on 6 sts. (knit back and forth)

After nisching the rst part, you pick up 40 sts around the edge of the sole (from the wrong
side of the work): 18 sts from each side and 4 sts from the edge of the cast-on. With the 6 sts
of the rst part, now you have 46 sts in total on your needles. (Note: Don’t worry, if you haven’t
picked up the exact number of stitches. You can correct it later before the ribbing.) Now you
join in-the-round. (Mark the beginning of the round, in the second picture it is up in the right
corner. There, the heel will be later.)
Round 1: p all
Round 2 – 6:  k all
Round 7: k 26,  place marker (it marks the middle of the toe), k to the end of the round (if you
have a different number of stitches on your needles, you have to adjust the placement of the
marker)
Round 8: k to 6 sts before marker, k2tog 3 times, slip marker, k2tog 3 times, k to the end of the
round (40 sts)
Round 9: k all
Round 10: k to 6 sts before marker, k2tog 3 times, slip marker, k2tog 3 times, k to the end of the
round (34 sts)
Round 11: k all
Round 12: k to 6 sts before marker, k2tog 3 times, slip marker, k2tog 3 times, k to the end of the
round (28 sts)
Round 13: k all (Note: This round is a preparation for the cuff. It may be necessary to increase
or decrease the number of stitches to a multiple of 4 for a 2×2-rib, or if desired, to an even
number for a 1×1-rib.
Now work k2/p2 (this was my choice) or k1/p1 ribbing for 7 cm (2,75 inches). You can change to a
smaller needle size (3,5 mm/US 4 for example), if you prefer a tighter cuff. (I knit very tightly, so I
did not change the needle size.) Bind off loosely and weave in the ends. Work the second shoe
just the same.

Happy knitting!
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26 Gedanken zu “Baby-Hausschuhe (English)”

Judy Sutton
19. JANUAR 2017 UM 18:11 UHR
I love this pattern but the site won’t let me copy and paste it so I can make a pair. How can I get a
copy?

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ines 
27. JANUAR 2017 UM 9:38 UHR

There is a print-button below the post. You nd it under „Teilen mit“ on the right side. I hope
this is helpful.

Ines

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pauline
26. APRIL 2017 UM 17:32 UHR

awesome have printed a copy to try out

thank you

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AMY
25. DEZEMBER 2017 UM 7:21 UHR

Why is it that the 2nd shoe is exactly like the 1st? I would have thought with 46 stiches around,
the 1/2-way point is 23. So if the center of the toe on the 1st shoe is placed at the 26th stitch,
shouldn’t the 2nd shoe be a mirror image and have the center placed at the 20th stitch?

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 ines 
3. JANUAR 2018 UM 21:55 UHR

You start the round not exactly at the middle of the heel. That is why the center of the toe is
at the 26th stitch and not at the 23rd. And you can not knit the other way round. So the 2nd
shoe is not a mirror image of the rst one. I hope this helps.

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Navami
22. JANUAR 2018 UM 12:07 UHR

Hi

I tried to make the same pattern, but I’m little confused whether I should repeat the round 13 for
some more rows, in order to get the nished pattern as yours.

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ines 
22. JANUAR 2018 UM 12:46 UHR

Hi,
it is not necessary to repeat round 13. It is only a preparation for the cuff to get the right stitch
count. After that you work the ribbing in the round as long as you like. Mine was 7 cm. Good
luck.

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EbonyPeace
27. JANUAR 2018 UM 7:06 UHR
Hi! Beautiful pattern! I tried it out today with great results. It will be a baby shower gift tomorrow. I
hope to use it often.
Thank you!!

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Mikhai
7. MÄRZ 2018 UM 16:48 UHR

Hi, Ines! Just a small question if you don’t mind. Do you count the cast on ridge as part of the 17
garter stitch ridges? Thanks for your help!

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ines 
11. MÄRZ 2018 UM 7:34 UHR

Hi, thank you for your question! No, I don’t count the cast on ridge to the 17 garter stitch
ridges. But it can depend from which side of the work you count. I hope this helps.

Happy knitting!

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Helen D
12. MÄRZ 2018 UM 0:36 UHR

Hi Ines, lovely pattern, thank you. I have made a pair and need to make another pair for identical
twin girls, but I feel I’ve fudged it by not really knowing where the beginning of the round is. The
pattern made me deduce that it was at the top right corner in the picture titled ’46 Maschen auf
den Nadeln‘ and the next round says to purl all, but I can’t work from there because the working
yarn is in the wrong place – at the other end of those 6sts (top left of sole). And if I do carry on
from where the yarn is, then I haven’t purled the 6sts on the needle, unless I purl the rst 6 sts of
round 2. So, the trouble I’m having is where you say ‚ (Mark the beginning of the round. There, the
heel will be later.)‘ I’m just not sure where that’s meant to be – the beginning of those 6 sts or the
end.

BUT, all this could be straightened out if the instruction to pick up 40 sts should actually read
‚pick up AND KNIT‘ 40 sts. Is that what I what I should be doing? And then on Round 1, I can purl
all from the top right corner of the sole because my working yarn will be in the right place.

The rst pair I did as in the rst paragraph and the second one I’ll do as in this second paragraph
and see how it turns out.

Many thanks!
Helen.

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ines 
19. MÄRZ 2018 UM 20:54 UHR

Hi Helen!

Thank you for your question. As I can see you are not the rst person who is a little bit
confused about the beginning of the round. In the part „shaping the shoe and cuff ribbing“ you
can see the yarn in the right picture up in the right corner (the yarn below is the yarn from
the cast-on). There starts the round and there you place the marker. So the beginning of the
round is the beginning of those 6 stitches on the needle. Now you purl all stitches
(counterclockwise). Note: In the picture you look at the bottom of the to-be-sole, not at the
inside of the to-be-shoe.

I hope this helps.

Ines

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 Melissa
18. APRIL 2018 UM 20:43 UHR

I really want to try these but I only have 16 inch circulars. When working in the round, is it done
on that size or something smaller like 9 inches?

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ines 
19. APRIL 2018 UM 22:41 UHR

You can use 16 inch circulars with the magic loop method.
https://www.garnstudio.com/video.php?id=120&lang=en

I hope it helps! Good luck.

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Melissa
19. APRIL 2018 UM 10:44 UHR

I gured it out–dpns will work!

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Maria
5. MAI 2018 UM 21:25 UHR

Hi!
Any tips on blocking these? Thanks!

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 ines 
9. MAI 2018 UM 18:41 UHR

Hi, I think stuff with paper will work.

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Anso
10. JUNI 2018 UM 0:45 UHR

Is there any adaptation of this pattern to make 12 months size booties? Thanks, beautiful pattern

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ines 
18. JUNI 2018 UM 11:48 UHR

Hi, thank you. Have a look on ravelry. There are a lot of people who have made an adaption of
this pattern for a toddler size!

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/baby-hausschuhe/people

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kjmohsen
2. AUGUST 2018 UM 0:47 UHR

What size baby would these t? Up to 3months or 3-6months?

Thanks,
Kat
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ines 
16. AUGUST 2018 UM 20:34 UHR

0-3 months

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kjmohsen
2. AUGUST 2018 UM 0:48 UHR

Hi, What size baby are these for? 0-3 or 3-6months? Thanks

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ines 
16. AUGUST 2018 UM 20:34 UHR

0-3 months

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Glese Verlander
3. AUGUST 2018 UM 19:25 UHR

This pattern is wonderful! No seaming, gorgeous booties, quick and easy to knit, and it seems that
they will actually stay on a baby’s feet! Just beautiful! Thank you!

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 Nancy
14. SEPTEMBER 2018 UM 15:18 UHR

Hi- I am just nishing up my rst bootie and I love it. Can you please let me know how you did the
bind off on yours? Most stretchy bindoffs make a „ruf e look“ and I don’t want that. Yours is so
nice and clean. Thanks!

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ines 
21. SEPTEMBER 2018 UM 20:54 UHR

Hi, I did the „normal“ bind off but with bigger needles. It is not as stretchy as many other bind
offs but as you say it looks cleaner. Good luck!

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