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Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes - Step-by-Step Guide

Published: Jun 21, 2025 by Saimar · This blog generates income via ads

Crochet these adorable Bunny Baby Shoes to delight any new parent! Beautiful, functional, and versatile, they're perfect for little feet and make a charming handmade gift. Your crochet skills will shine through in this delightful project that fits boys and girls alike.

Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes

These Bunny Baby Shoes are both durable and appealing, making them ideal for newborns and infants. Handmade with love, they provide warmth and comfort while the bunny design adds a playful touch. Crafted to withstand wear, they're practical and will undoubtedly become a treasured baby wardrobe staple.

Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes

Creating these Bunny Baby Shoes is a joy for crocheters of all skill levels. The pattern is easy to customize with different yarn colors and embellishments, allowing your creativity to shine. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crocheter, you'll find this project both rewarding and fun.

Materials and Preparation

For this project, you will need the following materials:

  • Yarn: Milk cotton yarn in pink, white, and brown (recommended for baby items).
  • Hook size: Crochet hook size 6 (appropriate size for the yarn’s weight).
  • Additional tools:
    • White shoe soles (size: 9 cm) — link provided in the video description.
    • Glue gun.
    • Tapestry needle.
    • Stitch marker.
    • Scissors.
    • Blush (optional for detail).
    • Pen (for shaping or marking).
    • Decorative button (for embellishments).

Yarn weight: Medium-weight yarn works best for baby shoes. Ensure that the yarn is soft and baby-friendly.

Abbreviations and Notes

Here is a list of abbreviations used in the pattern:

  • CH: Chain
  • SC: Single Crochet
  • DC: Double Crochet
  • HDC: Half Double Crochet
  • Slip Stitch (SLST): Insert your hook into the stitch, yarn over, and pull through both loops.
  • Increase: Two stitches worked into the same stitch

Pattern Notes:

  • It’s recommended to watch the tutorial video to clarify any confusing parts.
  • Pay close attention to placement markers. Using stitch markers to track specific sections is vital for symmetry.
  • As this includes decreases (e.g., DC together), ensure you’re comfortable with this technique.

Gauge, Approximate Size, and Pattern Notes

Gauge: Working up a small swatch will help adjust your tension. Generally, medium-weight cotton yarn works well with a 6 mm hook for baby items.

Approximate Size: These baby shoes measure about 9 cm in sole length. Adjust yarn and hook size for larger or smaller sizes.

Special Techniques:

  • DC Together: Wrap yarn, insert hook into stitch, yarn over and pull through (three loops on hook). Yarn over, pull through two loops, repeat for the next stitch, then pull through all loops at the end.
  • Crochet this project in rounds.

Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes

Step-by-Step Pattern

1. Creating the Sole

  • Work on the right shoe sole first (9 cm). Follow the instructions provided in the video tutorial.

2. Starting the Body of the Shoe

  • After completing the sole, do not cut the yarn.
  • Make two chains, then work 1 DC into each stitch of the sole until you've completed the first round.
  • Slip stitch to close the round.

3. Building the Shoe’s Body

  • Chain 1 and make 1 SC into each stitch all the way around. Slip stitch to close.
  • Fold the shoe in half to determine the center. Place markers at 12 stitches on the left and 12 on the right, leaving a total of 24 stitches in the front section.

Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes

4. Decreasing the Toe Section (DC Together)

  • Create two chains, then work DC into each stitch until you reach the marked section.
  • Remove the markers. Work 12 DC together (as described in the technique notes).
  • Continue working DC stitches until the end of the row. Slip stitch to join.

5. Rounding the Edge

  • Repeat rounds of DC while working decreases at the toe section (6 DC together, for symmetry).
  • Finish by slip stitching in the first DC stitch, cutting your thread, and weaving in the ends.

Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes

6. Decorative Straps

  • For the right shoe:
    • Start at the first decrease point and make a slip knot.
    • Chain 15, skip 3 chains, and work 1 DC into the fourth chain.
    • Continue: Chain 1, skip 1 chain, 1 DC into next chain – repeat until 10 DC stitches are made.
    • Skip 1 stitch, SLST to the next stitch, make 1 chain, cut the yarn, and weave in the tail.
  • Repeat this for the left shoe using the same method.

7. Crocheting the Bunny Application

Follow these steps to create the adorable bunny attachment for the shoes:

  • Make a slip knot and chain 8.
  • Skip one chain, then work 1 SC into each chain, except the last chain.
  • In the last chain, work 3 SC in the same space to create a rounded edge.
  • Turn and continue working 1 SC into each stitch on the other side. Increase in the last stitch (work 2 SC in the same space). Slip stitch to complete the round.

Continue crocheting additional rounds:

  • Round 2: Work increases in three specific sections (creating the ears and rounded bunny body).
  • Round 3: Add shaping details using SLST and SC.

Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes

8. Adding Details and Final Assembly

  • Attach bunny appliques to the shoes using a hot glue gun or tapestry needle.
  • Use blush for rosy cheeks. Add buttons as desired for decoration.

Congratulations – your Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes are complete!

Final Notes

  • Be sure to work up a matching pair of shoes using the same formula.
  • Adjust the strap placement for a snug fit to keep them secure for tiny feet.

Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes

Pattern Question:

Question: How do I ensure the bunny ears stand upright and don't flop over?

Answer: To ensure the bunny ears stand up, use a slightly tighter tension when crocheting the ears and consider using a small stiffening agent like fabric glue or starch to help them hold their shape.

Conclusion

Creating these Crochet Bunny Baby Shoes is not only enjoyable but also incredibly rewarding. Their delightful appearance, combined with practical functionality, makes them an ideal project to try. Whether as a gift or for your own little one, these shoes are definitely worth your time and effort!

Step By Step Video Tutorial

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