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Flat Knit Stinkin Cute Baby Boots

By: Emi Harrington from youtube.com
Updated July 27, 2020
Flat Knit Stinkin Cute Baby Boots
Flat Knit Stinkin Cute Baby Boots

"Stinkin Cute Knitted Baby Boots, what a cute idea for a new baby gift! You can knit these easy boots using 7 mm needles, they are worked flat, or even pencils. This is explained in the video which has the step by step pattern instructions! They are really easy, and such a cute unisex baby gift. Knit them up in blue or pink as a gender reveal item! Keep the little one's toes warm and cozy with these easy baby booties knitting pattern."

NotesYou could use a chunky yarn, but I love to use 2 strands of worsted weight yarn, because I always have some around the house. 7 mm knitting needles have no US equivalent, but they are approx. the size of standard pencils, so they can be substituted if you do not have 7 mm needles.

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Knitting Needle Size11 or 8 mm

Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)

Pegs Needed2

Materials List

  • 2 strands of ww yarn
  • 7 mm knitting needles, or 2 pencils
  • yarn needle
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