Bind
off stitches loosely to remove from needles. (You have an
inverted T shape --->)
Fold bootie in half and sew up
seams to close. You can leave the cuff unseamed if you wish.
Stitch on embellishments like rose buds, or crochet a chain for ties to
weave in and out at base of cuff, if you wish. -----
And some special directions from Fionnghal of Scotland. She knits tightly: "I
used soft DK, 4.5mm/UK7 pins, and knitted the largest size. The stripe
I added in rows 13(RS) and 14 carrying the main colour. Cut off
contrast and continued as per the pattern to the cuff where i added a
row of 8 eyelets. I changed colour for rows 16-18 and cast off in
stretch stitch. They finished up 3.5" sole, 2" across and 2.5" cuff so,
newborn to 3m hopefully though babies' feet do vary a lot, don't they.
I liked the way you shaped for the toes. using a contrast does mean
careful weaving in to prevent too much thickness, in one spot, in such
a tiny garment but i think i managed it."
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