Cách Móc Giày Len Cho Bé - phần 1

Today I will show you how to crochet a baby shoe for a child around 1 year old Because we don't have a baby model around this age So I didn't check if this fits the baby yet I just go by the measurements on the internet Then here I have an article of mine I have pre-written the article as I will integrate it directly The foot measurement of the baby according to the age in months here As you can see I will base it on this and I will measure it This part about cutting the shape is based on this sample here Here is the sample You can see that this pattern is based on this one The initial number of stitches is more Here if there's a smaller month there will be fewer stitches There the important thing is the initial stitches whether they are long or short But the part that is usually the width of a baby's foot is also not very different in width But it varies according to the length of the foot How many months is it and on which day is the shot I will lose I don't know it's impossible to calculate for you all like that Therefore you have to rely on the measurements above And the number of the peeled ones the number of the plump ones The initial plump numbers are thin So that you have the product length based on the idea If it's loose I'll take it off and redo it The website link will be in the description below Those who want more information can look it up as well Now I will explain the ingredients part The wool yarn you will use is 1 8mm to 2 0mm in thickness Then this yarn is about 1 8mm in size guys Then the main material part is a ball of yarn The color under this base part you And the other parts are similar to the The bear's face you can be a little bit of it just a little bit Then I need this color With white and black yarn just to crochet here it won't need much If you already have yarn it will be very convenient If you don't have anything yet you need to buy several colors like this so you can match them Alternatively you can use this color as your main color Then you use them to hook the face directly Then it will be completely intact like this Or you can reverse it using the white color as the white face And the face and mouth would look like this The part for the cable base you can use this color Depending on how much you need you can buy yarn so that you have enough I like this bright orange color So I will use this as the base layer the thick part you know And this one as the surface This is the image I just showed you Here I will use the button on the shirt Then we use the 1 5cm type guys That's 15mm The hook size is 8mm the hook shape is 8mm I used 2 pairs and 2 nose clips This nose clip seems to be 6x8 guys I don't remember exactly how many And this is the part where I use the tools with it I will use this woohoo glue to stick the animal trap I will glue the mouth part to fix it And this glue I will use to glue the base part I will use this foam sheet everyone Here I will use the foam board I will use this glue Here you can use the dragon Or any dog as well That's it Here you go When using the needle I use the needle You see it is 5 out of 0 Equal to 3 0mm Don't confuse the needle You often mistake the 3 on the 3-slit 0 as this That's when you think it's 3 0mm But it's not Kim 3 sẹt 0 is usually converted to 2 0mm or 2 25mm It's not a 3 0mm needle everyone Everyone sees 5 suture 0 Or 3.0 okay You often confuse these a lot Then a sewing needle passes through a large hole and a few stitches Then I'll go outside to guide you all I forgot to mention that all the raw materials I have are fully available friends So if any of you need Then please contact me My phone number is 0985160262 And my yellow number is 0814614544 Or you can place your order directly on their website Remember those of you who often learn by looking at images can check the link I provided under the description section Because after seeing the silhouette you can later see many other styles without having to watch a video First you will crochet 18 chain stitches for me Here I crocheted for a baby who is 12 months old Those who are smaller should make fewer stitches Here with a single double needle I will have 3 rows of height Which means for 18 single stitches I will skip 3 single stitches I still have the middle part of the thick part which is 15 stitches This first nose you will hook for yourself You skip over 1 2 3 until you reach the fourth nose You will give me a single double stitch here I think I'll use a paper clip to mark this single fold So you know that after I come back to this part Then I'll insert the needle into this spot The hole you just poked that's the fourth needle You will mark here When I come back it will be easier for me to see Okay you will knit 13 more double stitches for me okay It means that we don't have any increases or decreases in the stitches For each stitch for each single stitch you will crochet for me a double stitch Do you see it Each time you make a stitch just hook one single double stitch Then after doing 13 stitches I don't count the two stitches I don't count the stitch that is attached to the tape part There's one last stitch left you'll just crochet 7 single crochets into this single stitch It means that because of that part I need to increase a lot of stitches there guys I will crochet 7 single double stitches here If any of you had a nose like mine back then then now you can tighten this line Otherwise if you have a nose that's shaped like a pinched balloo If you press this button once you won't be able to close it again I'm pulling this line back it got too small guys Then now I'll flip these double noses symmetrically These legs you'll also pick up 13 single double stitches for me Into the same bottle To balance the noses that I have hooked on this part here When crocheting remember to leave a loop under the hook always Let me show you how to do it This is the nose of the syringe you can insert it in There the extra thread you placed on your needle There when you hook it through you have hidden the extra thread as well To limit the time I spend hiding the extra thread after completing the product There remember that each of you has one needle okay You can hide the extra thread for 5 or 6 stitches I don't need to hide it anymore But I often end up pulling it all the way to the end This is the number 13 nose I haven't touched the part where I marked the needle yet You can see that it's under the ridge right next to the eyelid If you're like me that's correct Check again I will check again I will count the stitches it is 13 Look both sides are evenly tight this front part is separate at 7 Here this outer part you see It is the toe part so it adds 7 stitches to the same toe stitch This is the heel part so it only has 6 stitches Then initially the 3 needles came up as one single needle 3 shots sorry 3 shots fired will be counted as 1 single double shot everyone There after crocheting this I have 2 stitches Now you just need to crochet 4 more stitches here Then you will use the sliding stitch also called the chain stitch You will pick up the chain that you have already made three chain stitches I skipped the first part those are the ones you pulled up Always the top one don't mistake it for the single double nose on this side Next you will lose weight for yourself 3 times Always remember for me when you do the single double hook Then 3 bullets are equivalent to the height of a single double bullet And a row of bullets like this would count as a single double bullet right Okay each leg will get a little more padding Wait a minute everyone Here can you see There this black dot is the number one This black dot is the nose There from this point you can see that it will have three bumps rising up Then you can see those around this area This V shape means that all six of these front tips have been raised Then for each foot you will knit 2 single stitches and with one foot As for the 13 stitches here they will be 13 stitches There are no changes here I just adjusted the tip of the front part Only the toe and heel parts So that my oval shape becomes round and even There you see here it also increases evenly Seven needles These seven double legs all have seven needles to increase completely Seven V-shaped ones There you see it Here you will immediately remove this foot You will remove a single pair of socks for me here Next the second toe then the next foot Then you will also peel two single double toes on the same foot There that's the second injection on this side Next are these 13 injections Then you will knit each leg as 13 stitches It is a single double stitch Do not increase the stitches Generally when you peel off those products with erotic images you only increase the first two parts Two flashes on both sides You don't have a flash in the middle This horizontal sectio If you increase it you will make your product have a bulge It will bend immediately it will be skewed You can count the nose as 13 noses Or you can look at the bottom of this leg here Here I have finished peeling 13 toes Then comes this line part Then as I told you each foot You will peel off 2 pieces and 1 leg That's at the 7th piece Right At the bottom 7th piece Then now I'll peel off this second row I will get this part as 14 stitches Here you see 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 There I've finished the nose job So now If the red part is even you will peel off 13 single threads for me Then you peel it here for me please Up to this part At this point you will see that there are four legs remaining There each of you will peel off two single double needles into one foot Then this part looks like you're seeing something like a nose that you can peel off But no this is the detached nose In the first row If you peel it here it will have a continuous nose So just ignore this okay Just peel it properly Now you will peel one off and put it here And the third bottle is very close to this single double needle Please note that you must not confuse this single double needle Then it will be pulled out with a needle So I'm done with batch number 2 Next is batch number 3 This third row they will hook with the I will apply the 3 needles As you can see the X here is a single needle This T-shaped nose here There's no crosshatching It's a double nose And it's just a half-double nose The part with the letter T that has a line in the middle is a single double arrow I've been showing you that for a while Then here the part where the heel is made smaller And it will gradually get larger Therefore these three needles will be used In row three To make the product look better guys As you can see this is where the black dot is which is where I've finished Finished the second row Then when you get to the third row you will hook it up for me a bottle Then this place you will put an X You will lift one nostril You see the V shape means it lifts the nose Lifting the nose right here is you lifting the nose But the single increase is two single increases into the same leg Then the distance is one X stitch Then increase again Do you see these four consecutive Xs that are not increasing Then there are four double arrows together When it comes to this part people will increase the nose bridge It will become thinner Then I will guide you how to do it I just add it like that So that you can look at and understand the shape You can do it Then hang it up for me Here the tip of the single part is the tip of the needle Then it won't count as a single dose folks Here this first leg You will hook me a single stitch here And this the next stitch here You will crochet 2 single stitches Into the same leg for me Increase the stitch Then next you will have a single stitch It does not increase It is a regular loop for a single stitch Then this next nose here This fourth leg here You will hook two single stitches into the same leg Then it won't increase anymore And you will knit four consecutive single stitches for me Here a single normal dose Boost dose Normal boost dose And four consecutive doses Then now you will use a double stitch for yourself That's the T-stitch from before You will make four consecutive T-stitches for me Each leg is here below Then it's a T-shaped nose You do it the same way as the single double needle But you will pull your needle through all at once That Then that's the end of the single double needle part Oh sorry the half double needle Then you will continue with 5 double stitches 5 regular double stitches no more no additional stitches Each foot corresponds to one nose Here you will see it Next I will increase the nose here And this nose I will skip But you can see that it's only different At the point where it's in the middle You will raise this middle part Then it will have two consecutive legs It will rise up The other two sides are each one foot apart from the tip The new one Then this nose you will make a nose for me This nose you see is The added leg The added leg of the part of the belly Then the next leg will be normal no increase Then this next leg You will increase You can see that it is on the side 2 Its tip is in a V shape You will stay at the first V Next do not increase Then this nose increases This tip does not increase There you see we have 3 pairs of V letters 1 2 3 First one increases does not increase Increases The V-shaped character in the middle you will pull it for me and the two characters on both sides they all go up Then on this side you will sew a buttonhole Symmetrical with the one on this side Which means the buttonhole next to this one you will sew Standard single-ended probe no increase for yourself That is the next leg guys it's getting bigger now Then the next step does not increase The foot continues to rise Then the next step does not increase Then this last leg do you see it It's right above the last V letter Of the 7 pairs of V's Below the second row of numbers okay There this part you need to increase then it has to be symmetrical like that then your product will look nice this part on this side you need to increase This one also increases The first one it increases There it is symmetrical across Then next you will crochet for me is 5 single double stitches Then on the other side how did you manage to do that 5 consecutive single double needles Normal hook for me Then pick up 4 half double crochets for me You can see that the double stitch is shorter than the single stitch on this one Then next you will crochet for me four single stitches Then after doing 4 single stitches Then you know here 4 single stitches After that I will increase the stitches Then you will also crochet symmetrically across Here you will crochet two single crochets into the same stitch 2 single crochets into the same stitch Then the next nose is 1 unit Next goal 2 in the same leg Next tip 1 point Next goal 2 in the same foo And especially here you will give me two consecutive single shots no extra shots two consecutive shots meaning one single shot The next nose is 1 unit The next foot does not have a nose Do you see In the middle part there is nose Instead of being like this it is the opposite What are these two things on this side In the middle it's two it will increase to two Both of its legs have increased Then on this side it's the opposite Both legs are not swollen If you just poke the nose it's already short but if you poke too many times then your product will have excess flesh Then the last step of the nose is done You will give it to yourself Then that's it This third row You will sew me a bat wing On top of the single nose tip Don't pull on that nose ring guys You have to pull it through my first nose piercing Blow your nose through That's how I've finished explaining the part of the shoe sole Here is This part is the sole part of the shoe sole I have been guiding you all along This part of the shoe sole is already crocheted But now when I compare it with the shoe sole I just crocheted I'm crocheting the instructions Then it will be smaller The reason is when at that time Making the video I was hooking it Then my hand hooking it was a bit looser Compared to when I sit and naturally pull it ou Then in the process of You pull out the product The one that has a pair has a measurement Then it tends to have the problem of The product has a small part and a large part If you pierce it you all Please adjust again Because of the process I'm going through Then after that I get up and go I go do something I get red and I pull ou Then it will be a bit like that If it's not too off Then you can accept it like this Then I'll just leave it like that As I mentioned earlier to you when the hook is attached it might cause the product's two soles to be damaged like the shoe sole It won't be the same So for each sole like this I'll draw one with a separate piece of foam No if you don't draw separately you can draw one then flip it over Then you draw on this side that's okay If none of them are okay But in my opinion I will draw each one separately There after drawing I will use scissors I will cut it out You use a large mouth like this Cut it more gently than using A small pair of scissors This one is a bit stiff Then cut it out and adjust it so that it fits your base This part I will not attach now I just cut it as a sample for you to see Now I will sew it on The sole part of the shoe base is the shoe body Next row 4 you will crochet the upper part of the shoe The upper part you will crochet Let me show you how to crochet On the back half of the toe Behind this guys Instead of you having to poke A complete single stitch like this Pass through like this Then I just move the needle over a half stitch to the back to make the part you can see the product I just crocheted It will create a horizontal seam between the sole part and the upper part of the shoe First you will crochet for yourself 3 chains then in this row I will crochet a single double stitch here I will Reduce each row by 3 needles Let your shoe heel be They will embrace it In the foot part Because it is not damaged I have excess nose tissue So I will do a nose reduction How to do a nose reduction I just did it I will show you how to do it right away Then after hooking up 3 chains You will hook me 9 single double stitches in a row Which means Here I will not increase the stitches anymore I will crochet straight up On one leg you will crochet a single double stitch for me Watch out for mistakes like this leg here That's the moved nose Of this single nose So you don't pull it in here But you need to pull it from this side here Be careful not to pull it from this one If you pull it from this side you'll get an extra nose right away I will pull it from this side of the nose Wait I might poke the wrong spot But I only pick the back half guys I won 't pick through to select one stitch That's what you see The back half Give me 9 single double prongs like this Then after crocheting 9 single double stitches Here I will decrease the stitches To make the corner neat It will fit the foot better Two double needles Needle cluster When you hook you will pull through like this Stop here you will no longer pull through You will turn the hook Then you pick up one stitch here The next leg Then you also pull it up Pull it through once It's like this you know Do you see Then now I'll bring them together I'll make them touch heads okay That So I've finished the first row 1 stitch here Then you will continue to crochet for me 36 single double stitches Which means from this part Come over here and pick up a row On this side you will pick up for me Enough 36 double stitches Then I adjusted the nose proportionally Remember Just pull it a bit at the back of the nose So that it creates A horizontal line like this The product will look better There's nothing here So I'll stop the machine here Then when you come here I'll guide you further You all pick up 36 stitches for me Then If you want to check you will Count from the stitch that I have decreased On this side you skip one side Then you count from this end Counting this way gives you 36 single double points This next nose will be reduced I will reduce the nose for you all Then now you will sew another 13 single double stitches normally no increase or decrease Remember to hook it at the back part so that it creates a horizontal seam I will check again before I reduce the nose Then 13 shots Then we will reduce the number of shots here again A total of one row like this is I will reduce 3 shots One more final stitch A regular single double stitch There after decreasing the stitch Pick up a regular single double stitch Then you continue crocheting for me One stitch moved that means I'm done That's the fourth row You can see there is a horizontal seam Looking at the product it will be divided into parts The bottom part separately the sole part separately The body is separate but if you just pull it straight it looks bent and strange it looks odd it doesn't have a horizontal joint Next to row 5 You will crochet 3 stitches for me Then you will crochet 4 double crochets This one is crocheted normally here I won't crochet like this part anymore Take a regular shot for myself Call me back in succession 4 single double shots Then you will get a single dose for me A double dose of single shot Then Now you all continue to knit for me 44 stitches 44 single double stitches normally It is a hook from The thread goes from this side to the other side It is 44 single double stitches ha You've been talking about it for a while You see I only reduced the tip at the heel part As for the thick part I won't be reducing that Okay Please pull it through for me Then you check again From the place where I reduced the nose That is from the original nose place Normally Count to here is 44 needles I will reduce the next needle as well Then You will hook up with me 7 needles Regular single needle Then here you can see that I still have three legs left I will continue to shorten the nose Do you notice that after decreasing the tip you leave the last stitch that final part the thick stitch When I finish there will still be one stitch left Just a regular single crochet Then you all crochet for me Thick stitch over here Next to row 6 you will also hook 3 stitches okay For row 6 I will use a single double stitch Double needle It is a half double needle guys With a single needle always Then at the heel Guys you will crochet a regular single double stitch But when you get here you 'll double stitches Then the thick part of the nose I'll do single stitches Then you will poke me with 7 single double needles Then after crocheting 7 double treble stitches With 1 chain That's a total of 8 stitches everyone Usually you crochet the chain up then I'll stop counting now Then you will knit me 4 double stitches So I can make my product It goes down it gets lower You will give me four half-double stitches In this row there will be no increase or decrease in the number of needles everyone Hook me 4 half double crochets Here you see 4 double stitches here Then you continue crocheting 32 single stitches From the part of the single stitches I ran from this side to the other side in 32 stitches You just crocheted You count 30 stitches for me here Then after crocheting 32 single stitches I will crochet 4 half double crochets Then how many shots are left Then you will give me a single dose okay Then mine is 12 shots I forgot to tell you earlier It's when you pull Fewer stitches In the initial part as I said The baby's small foot Will have fewer stitches Then the number of stitches above You guys are just looking for reference But you don't have the exact number right here Like the number I've been counting for you just now When your stitches are exactly like mine The number of stitches exactly like mine Then it will be exactly like my number of stitches I have been speaking row by row If it's like that My number of stitches here is less Then of course the number of stitches added will be less too So you have to adjust that part yourself Then the hooking method is similar too But it's just different in the number of stitches I think If any of you are new to it Then you should do it just like me To gain experience later on then you can increase or decrease according to the desired measurement right Then After crocheting 12 single double stitches Then you will crochet 1 slip stitch Here You pull through Then I'll just cut off the thread part here guys Please scroll over This loose thread also needs to be cut off Here I don't have a pair of shoes ready Instead I'm leaving them here for myself I'll show both sides Let you see Then as you can see the thick part on this side is the right side of the strap The right side of the strap is brought out The left side is brought out