Crochet Pattern - Galilee Booties by Mamachee Size Newborn to 24 months Pattern Review

This post contains affiliate links.

A few days ago, I made a new set of baby booties for my Etsy shop, FlorabellaBoutique.

Hace unos dias atras, teji un par de zapatitos de bebe que agregue a mi tienda llamada Florabella Boutique.

This design is called Galilee Booties (find it at Craftsy or Etsy) by Mamachee Patterns. It is a very well written pattern that comes in sizes for babies newborn to 24 months and adults. It also includes a color guide to help with color switches and how to make a new design with different colors.

Galilee Booties by Mamachee Pattern Review

Mamachee has done an amazing job, yet again, writing this pattern. It is very well-written and very easy to follow! I was able to make this set without frogging it. I am really appreciated the color guide she included in the pattern where it says when to switch colors, how many colors to use. I have purchased several of Mamachee's patterns before and this one did not disappoint.

Galilee Hat Pattern by Mamachee

There is also a coordinating hat pattern to go along with the Galilee Booties. You can find the Galilee Hat here.

Este diseño se llama Galilee Booties por Mamachee Patterns. Este patrón está muy bien escrito y con muy buenos detalles. Tanto así, que uno puede completar el set al primer intento. Las instrucciones están escritas para tamaño de recién nacido hasta bebé de 24 meses. Lo que más me gusta aparte de los detalles es que también incluye sugerencias para los cambios de colores.

Here are some pictures to show you how this design looks:
A continuación hay fotos para mostrarte como se ve este diseño:

Materials Needed to Make Crochet Galilee Booties by Mamachee

Hook - Crochet: Size G (Clover, my favorite!)

Yarn - Lana: Vanna'sChoice in Blue and White

How I love this Yarn in grey.

To see my favorite Crochet Materials, go here.

Happy Crocheting!

~ Fabi

Comments

Free Crochet V-Stitch Dishcloth Pattern - ZigZag

How to Crochet a Dishcloth using the V-Stitch Summer in Florida is really hot. Like steamy hot. I think it’s great, especially when we have a pool nearby and palm trees all around. Oh, how I love summer! This week, for the first time in several weeks, I felt a breeze while walking home, which made our time outside so much more enjoyable. Thinking of summer and this breeze, which was a total gift from God, I designed the “Summer Breeze Crochet Dishcloth” – a free, easy, and quick pattern that I am sharing here with you all available in English and Spanish . When you make it, please post a picture in the comments or post it to Instagram with the hashtag #CrochetwithFabi or #CrochetconFabi so that I can see all your lovely creations. Materials Cotton yarn for crochet dishcloths (lana de algodon) Crochet Hook – Size G (4mm) my preferred hook Tapestry needle for weaving in ends Steps Chain 37 – Cadeneta de 37 In order ...

Crochet Towel Holder Ring Tutorial

Ever wonder how to keep your dish towel from falling off the oven rod every two seconds? Simply use this crochet pattern to make a crochet towel holder to help keep the towel in the right place. You might be interested in: Best Places to Purchase Yarn Online Crochet is so fun and relaxing. Crocheting is even more fun when we get to use our skill and make crochet gifts for everyone we know. Or perhaps when we can even use our crochet as a business and sell our handmade items at craft shows . The ultimate goal of crochet is to SHARE what we are able to make with our hands. This crochet towel holder takes about 20 minutes or less to make depending on your speed. What I love about this crochet pattern is that it creates a very useful item using cotton yarn . We use these holder in our kitchen and reminds everyone where to keep the kitchen towel so it doesn't get lost. Hope you crochet a towel holder, too! Why should you crochet a...

Bilingual Seasons of the Year Printable

I have two children and both of them are growing up bilingually. I speak to them in Spanish all day, while my husband speaks to them in English and Spanish. We have been checking the weather on a daily basis to know when's the best time to go outside to play with water or to take a family walk. We also check the weather to see the temperature in other states where other family members currently live. Here's a copy of the seasons of the year printable that I made. It's available in a pdf file for you to use at home with your children or in your classroom. The images that I used to make the Seasons of the Year - Bilingual English Spanish poster come from this website Seasons of the Year - Bilingual English / Spanish Free Printable Click here to download the .pdf file. ~Fabi

Tales of a Crafty Mommy

Search This Blog