How to Crochet Little Mary Jane Booties Part 18/19

Okay now we're going to work on the ankle straplet. Now do you remember how we went across on the three, three, three, three. We did that four times just see how you came across here and did your first line that is exactly where you want to do it and you want to touch it to the front loop and we want to attach with the same colors. So in authentic Mary Jane should get your black back out and in this case I’ll use my pink.

So what we want to do is just attach it okay just to the front loop there to see that so kind of attaching the pink. Grabbing your pink material, just pulling it through to the spot and remember your—she was now inside. Well, now its sitting number eight ways so what you’re saying is what your friends are going to see when you’re going to present this thing. So just tying it into a knot and we're going to worry about loose string after. The knot really loose they’re just not tack away.

Okay so what we need to do is chain seven, stick your needle back in three going to support it through, okay so that’s just your first one so lets chain seven so 1 2 3 4 5 6 and 7. Now we're going to loop it over in front and now just see where we did our three works attaching right there. You can see how it does a pattern change to exactly where you want to go so just right underneath it just like so okay. Grabbing your material and pulling it through. So grab your material and pulling it through okay and so you just single stitch that in this position okay.

And now—actually and since it’s a loop stitch my sincere apologies. So you’re going to come across and you’re going to slip stitch. So going back into where just was, so grabbing your material pulling it through, so I just straggling a little bit pulling it through. So we're going to try it in this angle. Pulling it through and I want it to pull it through that one as well and now what is says to do is chain three so 1 2 3 and then going into the same where you just did and then slip stitch it for the final and what that does is that it gives the appearance of the actual back off that is thicken like isn’t as if you’re going to like. It looks like the button snap of the actual buckle by doing it the way I am so going back in, pulling it through and through. Put a slip stitch, and then cutting your material and pulling it nice and tight.

Okay so let’s cut off all of our loose strings here. Okay so everybody knows how to do that and what you just to because you’re working do with the visual side right now I’m going to pull my string so that they’re actually on the inside of the boot and that will be a conclusion. Even this, I’ll just tack into the inside of the boot and we’ll do a final conclusion, a presentation in a second.