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Thursday, November 19, 2009
Seth's New Shoes
Last night, inspired by the moccasins bro-in-law Scott had made for my nephew, Liam (which are waaaay cooler than these), I decided to make some soft soled shoes for Seth out of some suede panels from an old jacket that had a broken zipper. I used this pattern and tutorial , although I had to adapt it a bit to fit his chubby, wide foot. I should have made them even wider because they barely fit. But at least for now, he has something other than socks to keep his little feet warm.
Thanks for the comments and link! I'll have to visit the thrift store soon so I can find some more leather to make some for the next size. The other kids might like them too.
5 comments:
Cute! Now let's see how long it takes him to figure out how to pull them off! :D
Great job, Sara! Your creativity comes through again. He looks happy. Both kids look very cute!
Very cute! Such a good idea; love upcycling!
If you'd like the pattern I used, I found it at http://www.walkinglibertymocs.com/babymocs.html
Thanks for the comments and link! I'll have to visit the thrift store soon so I can find some more leather to make some for the next size. The other kids might like them too.
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