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    Knittingpattern

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    Anonymous hxLiY8

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    Did You Know?

    These easy baby booties are the perfect DIY gift for anyone in your life that is
    expecting a little bundle of joy. Tiny baby toes need to be kept warm! Booties are
    an ideal footwear for babies in the first year of life because their feet grow so
    quickly. Feet grow the quickest during the first three years of life, so enjoy the
    time that they aren't yet walking when you can get away with thick socks and
    booties to cover your baby's toes!

    When babies start learning to walk, they actually flex their feet upwards of 25,000
    times day. They should be wearing shoes that mimic bare feet during this time (like
    non-slip booties) to help their muscles develop correctly. Children's feet take
    about three times the stress as adult feet, so once they've learned to walk
    properly, a well-supported shoe is recommended. Since they are growing so quickly,
    it's also recommended that their feet get resized for shoes every three months.

    Abbreviations
    K knit
    k2tog knit next 2 stitches together
    K2togtbl knit 2 stitches together through back loops
    P2tog purl two stitches together
    P2togtbl purl 2 stitches together through back loops
    psso pass slipped stitch over
    Sl1 slip next stitch knitwise
    Sl1P slip next stitch purlwise
    yf bring yarn into front of work
    yfwd yarn forward (makes 1 extra stitch)

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