There Are Larger Toddler and Kid’s Sizes Too!
These darling shoes are so simple to make and are great gifts for new parents, toddlers, and larger kids. They can be used as slippers or shoes, although you’ll want to use a grippy fabric for the sole (like this) if the child is walking or will be soon.
Quilting cottons work nicely for these cuties, and elastic helps them stay on wiggly feet. You may want to use fleece for extra warmth during colder weather.
A larger size is also available for toddlers and bigger kids. Don’t be surprised if everyone wants a pair made in their favorite novelty fabrics.
The slippers are fully lined so there are no exposed seams and they’re padded for extra comfort and support.
Baby shoes by Kadi Herden.
The patterns are from Petitboo. Several other cute styles are also available here.
Click here to purchase “Baby Shoe – Sizes 1 to 5” pattern.
Click here to purchase “Kid Slipper – Sizes 6 – 15” pattern.
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