those are cute!
hey, when yu say repeat r3 and r4 four times, do yu mean 4 of each so we end up with 8 rows more or 4 for both and we end up with 4 rows more?
then row 13 an 14 where are they coming from. thanks for helping

Repeat both rows 4 more times. Row 13 and 14 are the stitches you have left on your needles. The form the top of the boot.

Those are really cute! Thanks for sharing.

I ended up knitting the rows after the first ten in the round so there would be less to seam later on. It was a very fun and fast knit. Thanks for the pattern!

That's a great idea, thanks for the tip!

My daughter just requested booties...these look perfect for Maine winters. Thanks so much!

I love these little booties and they are a quick knit so my granddaughter has a few pairs. My grown daughter wants a pair and I have tried to enlarge the pattern without much success. Can you help me with this. I am running out of time to get all the pairs done before the holidays.

leeannwahh@yahoo.com

I have used larger needles with a thicker yarn (or doubled the yarn/wool), and they ended up larger but not large enough for an adult. When I have more time I plan to design a pair that adults can wear, mostly as slippers around the house.

Thank you and I will keep working on it as I have some free time right now if I get it I will forward on to you

Lee Ann

I completed my first pair of these and they are so cute, I do have a question, how do I make the fake stitching? Thanks for sharing the pattern.

Fern

I just used a darning needle and weave the yarn in and out where you want the "fur" then weave in the loose ends. Kind of like you are sewing. Hope this helps!

HipKnitIzed

I wanted to make these in worsted weight yarns that I had in my stash. I found Vanna's Choice to be too thick - though the end result would be wearable, just for an older baby, say one year. Wool-Ease works well, using #7 needles to get the proper gauge. I tweaked the proportion just a bit by changing the number of rows just before the instep from 8 to 4. Also I found a good way to make the fur is to do it in surface crochet. I used Cupcake by Lion Brand, a boucle yarn which makes a realistic fur. I had to keep the tension extremely loose, but it was worth it for the finished product. I started at the top, went down the side, turned and up over the instep, down to the sole and back up the other side, all in one line of stitching. I added a discreet yarn tie at the top, tying at the back, not in Cupcake, though, because that yarn frays so much - just regular worsted but also in cream so it hardly shows. A wonderful pattern, thanks!

Dear Iredmond...Do you have any photos you could send me of your Uggs, I would love to see them
hipknitized@gmail.com Thanks :)

Absolutely adorable, I just made some for my 2 month old and now my two year old wants a pair for him 'mommy can you make me some boots?' too cute ;). thanks so much for the pattern!

THOSE ARE SOME CUTE BOOTIES BUT I CANT GET THE STITCH WHERE YOU HAVE TO KNIT THE YO WHEN I DO IT, THE STITCH JUST LOOKS STRETCHED OUT ANY SUGGESTIONS ABOUT HOW TO DO THE STITCH