How to Crochet Baby Booties in 20 Minutes Part 10/12

Okay let’s turn your material and we’re going to work on rule number seven. Again, I’ve turned this so I'm just going to put the string in behind the needle working from the backside. If you’re consistent with that it actually does make a difference. So I would try to get consistent.

What we need to do is that I created a way of the boot to see how it’s going to coming up on a beautiful angle right here. And what I did and I corded the top to be a little bit tighter than normal. What I did is I slip stitch again. We slip stitch another two, so going into the first stitch, okay pulling it through and through going into the same stitch or the next stitch, so right through. So now I just slipped another two and now we’re going to start our half double crochet.

So we chain up two going in to the same where it originated that of. And now I'm going to half double crochet across the line and stop two stitches before I get to the end. And again that makes it consistent, so when you fold this baby in half or booty in half I should say, it’s going to be consistent.

Now I want with my pattern now, I wanted it to grow up the baby’s leg a little bit higher than the actual original pattern that was currently available on the internet. I just found the other one. Its baby booty but it was just a little bit too, it was too loose and it was too short I think for height wise. So we’re just working our way across and what we should do soon is count our stitches.

So one and two, so that two more stitches to go. So you’re thinking to yourself at this current point, well does two stitches don’t really feel you make a difference. It truly does because it would it give a nice even parent’s. So let’s turn our material again and go along with next line and move your string into behind.