Free Crochet Baby Booties Patterns - 15 of the Best

Oh Jeez, the cutest pair of babies’ rain booties, that too cuffed and charming! The color contrast in a lovely duo makes them stand out all the more, and the little button detailing is just so endearing. Anyone who receives them will be gushing about how cute they are and will totally fall in love with them. The pattern itself is easy to understand, so you will enjoy crafting these and how can one not when the end result is supposed to be this cute.

Patterns from – Repeat Crafter Me

All-star sneaker style crochet baby booties for your little cutie, oh my my! You know you want these because there are just so many outfits that would go perfectly with these little crochet sneakers. It’s so hard to find decent patterns to go with baby boy outfits, so this pattern has me thrilled. The contrast detailing is so eye-catching and I’m totally loving how it goes with the entire look of the booties.

Patterns by Luisa Baccellieri

Wow! Love how this pattern takes a basic crochet baby bootie to a whole new level with the flamingo embellishment. These are absolutely beautiful and to be honest, these seem a bit challenging so I know a lot of us would like to take up this project and see how well we pull it off, also what a hit these will be! Bet you’ll need to play around with different hooks to get them in bigger sizes as well because we all know these booties will be on the wanted list.

Patterns from Yarnutopia

Oh, what little darlings! The cute, rounded bootie base with the sweetest little daisies and floral button detailing is just so endearing, you will want to hold and squish them. Also, you will be amazed to learn that these cuties are beginner-friendly, so even if you’re new to crochet, you don’t just have to sit and drool at them, you can totally get your supplies ready to rock some yarn and make a baby girl’s feet very VERY happy.

Patterns from Croby Patterns

The little daisy girl’s shoes are a total winner. Anyone would go ‘aw’ when they see it because such cuteness can just not be ignored. Patterns like these make you want to squish them and play with a little cutie. You can make these for your favorite baby girl and pair them up with a white or blush pink outfit. I’m already swooning at the idea.

Patterns from Happy Berry

Such a springy and floral pattern, perfect for a weekend project, and once done, it would look lovely paired with any vibrant outfit. This pattern is worked in rounds though, instead of working flat, and the shaping is done in the good old-fashioned way. The best part about this very pretty bootie is that it’s shaped like a boot, so it stays on the babies’ feet and isn’t tossed off every few minutes. (You know we all have suffered from those shoe-flinging tantrums)

Patterns from Method13

Would you swoon, would you squeal, or would you drool, if somebody gifted you these for your tiny tot? Because I know I would do all three. These cuties are a MUST try, and I wouldn’t even recommend trying a different yarn color, because the beige in this is so modern and classy and would complement a minimal outfit just as well as it would do a tulle tutu.

Patterns from Crochet Hooks You

How delightful! One of those booties you would want to pick is whether or not there is a baby in your life. If you enjoy making crochet gifts for all your loved ones, it’s best to mark these for any new arrivals (read babies) and make the mother-to-be squeal over their cuteness at the baby shower.

Patterns from Hopeful Honey

The perfect booties for your cutie’s formal nights out, she is bound to win over everyone’s hearts with or without the help of any accessories, but these cuties will make them melt away, all the more so. This pattern is ideal for babies between 6 to 12 months of age, just when they’re learning to sit, crawl and explore, and need some soft booties to keep their feet safe and covered.

Patterns from Crochet For You Blog

So vibrant & joyful! Just like your little angel! These owl crochet baby booties would look super fun and cute on a tiny one’s little feet, so there’s just no excuse to not make them. The first few weeks (who am I kidding, months) with a baby come with long nights of having to get up every hour or so for feeds and diaper changes, therefore an owl will be the perfect choice for your little night owl.

Patterns from Hopeful Honey

Look at how cute these Uni Bella baby shoes are! You will be amazed to learn just how quick these crochet shoes can be worked up, especially if you’re comfortable with the slip stitch and the chain stitch. You can have these ready in just a couple hours and have your baby wear his new kicks on the same day. 

Patterns from Krampolinka

There’s something so endearing about vintage style booties, that fills you up with sweet nostalgia. This pattern is really easy to understand as there are step-by-step instructions as well pictorial steps that make it all the more simple to get the hang of and create similar lovelies of your own.

Patterns from Hopeful Honey

Such a darling pair of crochet moccasins for a little baby! This pattern has sizing details for booties that would fit babies between the ages of 0 to 6 months. The flap and bow detailing is everything, and it would go perfectly with a cute little dress, so give this pattern a try and enjoy the sweetest results. Follow the link for complete instructions.

Patterns from Little Eme

We all love ankle booties, so you just have to have those for yourself, and of course your baby. These stunning baby booties are super appropriate for the winters, and the details in this pattern are commendable. The fine edging with fur makes the booties so much more real, so a baby in these booties will go places.

Patterns from Yarnutopia

The ideal booties for the cold day, warm and cozy enough to keep your darling’s little feet comfortable, and super adorable too. Even the choice of colors is so appropriate for the winters. You might think this pattern must be pro-level and really hard to make, so you’ll be surprised to hear just as I was, that it’s beginner-friendly and totally doable.

Patterns from Croby Patterns