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    Baby Uggs v3

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    This document provides instructions for knitting baby Uggs in sizes 3-6 months, 6-12 months, and 12-18 months. The booties are knit in one piece without much seaming. The instructions include materials needed, directions for knitting the cuff, instep, and sole. Finishing involves binding off the sole and sewing the back seam to complete the cozy baby booties.

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    Baby Uggs v3

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    This document provides instructions for knitting baby Uggs in sizes 3-6 months, 6-12 months, and 12-18 months. The booties are knit in one piece without much seaming. The instructions include materials needed, directions for knitting the cuff, instep, and sole. Finishing involves binding off the sole and sewing the back seam to complete the cozy baby booties.

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    This document provides instructions for knitting baby Uggs in sizes 3-6 months, 6-12 months, and 12-18 months. The booties are knit in one piece without much seaming. The instructions include materials needed, directions for knitting the cuff, instep, and sole. Finishing involves binding off the sole and sewing the back seam to complete the cozy baby booties.

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    Baby Uggs v3

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    Donna Orme
    This document provides instructions for knitting baby Uggs in sizes 3-6 months, 6-12 months, and 12-18 months. The booties are knit in one piece without much seaming. The instructions include materials needed, directions for knitting the cuff, instep, and sole. Finishing involves binding off the sole and sewing the back seam to complete the cozy baby booties.

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    Baby Uggs

    3-6 months (6-12 months, 12 – 18 months)

    These cute baby booties are a quick project to knit. They're knit in one piece, so there's hardly any
    seaming or ends to weave in and they stay on pretty well even without ribbons. The 3D construction does
    make them a little trickier than regular booties, but if you can get your head around it, you’ll love the
    result!

    Materials
    1 ball DK yarn
    Pair US size 5 needles, tapestry needle

    Cuff
    CO 16 and work an even number of rows of garter stitch (knit every row) for 5" (5.5", 6.5") Bind off,
    leaving last stitch on needle. Pick up stitches evenly along the side until you have 30 (34, 38) stitches
    on the needle.

    Knit 6 (6, 8) rows. (Garter stitch)

    Work a further 5 rows in stocking stitch, starting with a purl row (p row, k row, p row, k row, p row).
    Instep - see diagram below for a visual

    Knit 20 (22, 24) stitches. Turn. Purl 10 stitches. (See step 1 on the diagram below). Work 13 (13, 15)
    more rows stocking stitch (ending with k row) on these 10 stitches. (See step 2).

    Pick up 7 (8, 9) stitches along side of instep. Knit across 10 (12, 14) stitches on needle. (See step 3).

    Purl 17 (20, 23) stitches, m1, p 10, m1, pick up 7 (8, 9) stitches along other side of instep. Make sure
    you are picking the stitches up on the correct side of the bootie so that the seam created is on the
    wrong side/inside of the instep.

    Purl 10 (12, 14). You should have 46 (52, 58) stitches. (See step 4).

    K 1 row
    P 1 row
    K 1 row
    P 1 row

    K3, ssk, knit to 5 stitches from end, k2tog, k3 (44, 50, 56 st)
    P 1 row
    K3, ssk, knit to 5 stitches from end, k2tog, k3 (42, 48, 54 st)
    P 1 row
    Sole
    (RS) k3, ssk, k12 (15, 18), k2tog, k4, ssk, k12 (15, 18), k2tog, k3 - (38, 44, 50 st)
    K 1 row

    (RS) k3, ssk, k10 (13, 16), k2tog, k4, ssk, k10 (13, 16), k2tog, k3 - (34, 40, 46 st)
    K 1 row

    (RS) k3, ssk, k8 (11, 14), k2tog, k4, ssk, k8 (11, 14), k2tog, k3 - (30, 36, 42 st)
    K 1 row

    For large size only:


    (RS) k3, ssk, k12, k2tog, k4, ssk, k12, k2tog, k3 – (38 st)
    K 1 row

    Finishing
    Divide stitches over 2 needles. With right sides together, use kitchener stitch or 3 needle bind off to
    close up sole. Using tail from beginning of yarn, sew back seam, reversing seam at cuff to hide seam
    on the fold over cuff. Weave in any ends. Turn down cuff.

    Sole measurement 3.5”/8.5cm for smallest size

    Autumn Street Patterns


    www.thingsforboys.com

    Notes: There is no need to w&t when turning mid row for the in step. They are not short rows.

    I don’t bother, but you may wish to put the first and last lot of 10 stitches onto stitch holders
    when working the instep. (After step 1 of instep)

    Abbreviation m1 = make 1. See here for details: http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/increases.


    I use the M1L video.

    ssk = slip, slip, knit k2tog = knit 2 stitches together

    If you prefer, you can finish the booties with the wrong sides together. This will put the seam on
    the outside of the baby ugg, but may make them more comfortable for babies.

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