 Cooler weather means little toes need covering. For a baby girl that is about to start walking I wanted them to be flexible and versital. She can flex her toes and feet. The leather is upcycled and is super soft. The buttons are hand sewn from my grandmothers stash of glass buttons. Velcro dots actually secure the leather straps that are lined with a soft cotton. The soles are cork that are covered with cotton fabric. Cork is thin and flexible while being sturdy. I had to sew the toe end several times to cut down on the length of the shoe since her foot is so tiny. She typically only wears 0-3 month shoes now. Check out my shoe patterns on BluPrint here.   
5 Comments
Heather
10/3/2016 09:21:04 am
Can't find the link to the pattern
Aimee
10/3/2016 09:32:45 am
It's in the Free Patterns tab at the top of the blog. Look for the free version of the ballerina slippers.
jannysh
3/9/2017 09:57:27 am
well 3/9/2017 02:09:21 pm
These leather baby shoes look so pretty and comfortable for babies to wear. They can walk or run in the house easily because it has the softness in it. In winter these shoes are of quite protection in the way of keeping the feets of the baby warm and soft.
Owner
3/9/2017 02:56:40 pm
In winter, these shoes offer quite a bit of protection because the baby's feet are kept warm and soft. Leave a Reply. |
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