Find animal baby booties free knitting patterns perfect for beginners, with cozy designs that make great handmade gifts for little ones.
In this collection of Animal Baby Booties Free Knitting Patterns, you’ll find a variety of cute and cozy designs that are perfect for keeping newborn feet warm while adding a fun, handmade touch. Whether you’re knitting for your own baby or creating a thoughtful gift, these patterns are beginner-friendly, practical, and irresistibly adorable. Turn your simple knitting projects into heart-melting creations.
Animal Baby Booties Free Knitting Patterns
1. Sheep Baby Booties Knitting Pattern
These fluffy baby booties by Handy Little Me are soft to the touch and will keep the baby’s feet really warm. The techniques you need to know for this are casting on, casting off, and knit and purl stitches.
2. Bunny Booties Knitting Pattern
An easy bootie pattern by Handy Little Me is knit up quickly, and the simple design makes for a relaxing and enjoyable knit. It will fit babies 6-9 months old, and the knitting gauge is 18 stitches and 24 rows in 4×4 inches.
3. Doggie booties
The tonal shades of pale green yarn make these cute little doggie slippers by Sweet Living easy to knit in an evening. If your baby loves playing with dogs, these booties are perfect for them.
4. Knitted Baby Booties
Fill your baby’s wardrobe with these booties by Ann Franklin, featuring a simple garter stitch all over and no leg parts to work. The ears, eyes, and nose are small knitted pieces stitched onto the tops, and they’re finished off with embroidered mouths, whiskers, and eye centers.
5. Itty Bitty Fuzzy Wuzzy Bunny Booties Pattern
An intermediate pattern by Yarnspirations in precious pink booties is knitted using US 6 double-pointed knitting needles. The eyes and nose are embroidered with black embroidery floss.
6. Reindeer baby booties
Aren’t these two baby booties a lovely first Christmas gift for your newborn? These reindeer baby booties by Buttinette Blog will fit the feet approximately 12 cm long.
7. Fox Booties
Claire Garland has designed this intermediate-level pattern, knit using techniques such as basic shaping, garter stitch, and rib stitch. These model shoes will keep their tiny toes warm, and they’ll be the envy of the playgroup, too.
8. Barnyard Booties
Susan Flanders has created this pattern in four sizes and four different designs. Ducks, rabbits, pigs, or sheep, whatever you pick, you can knit them all. It is knitted with sport-weight yarn and needle sizes US 1 and 3.
9. Little Sheep Booties for Babies
A detailed knitting pattern for this lovely set by Sleake Knits is knitted flat using two needles. The hanging ears, little heart eyes, and mouth make it more eye-catching.
10. Knitted baby booties Pink Mice
Booties by Lit Yarn have beads on the heart borders, making them fancy. The smile and moustache are embroidered. The eyes are stuck instead of embroidery.
