Anyway, here are some baby shoes I sewed for Ruby recently using the Angelina Ballerina pattern from Sweet Pea Patterns. I have bought several pdf patterns from that etsy shop, and they always come out great.
I'm off to browse the Celebrate the Boy flickr group and get inspired for a boy project. If that can't get me going, I'm not sure what will!
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Those are adorable! Might have to make some of those for some little ones who are soon to be born.
These are just darling! You did a beautiful job on these. I love on the elastic has a little pattern to it.
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They turned out great! I get in those moods too...so then I just do something else for a few days and eventually get back to my projects.
Oh goodness, I am in love with these!
And I'm in a creative funk right now, too. I blame February
Those slippers are so sweet!!! thanks for the link and sharing them.
PS I hope your funk disappears soon
I'm in that same funk. Maybe it's the winter blues. We've had a very cold one this year. {up in Canada}
The slippers are darling.
How funny--I've been making some of her baby shoes this week, too! Yours turned our great, as your things always do. I'm just coming out of a craft funk and I think it was the "Celebrate the Boy" ideas that eventually won me over. Good luck!
so cute! I love the criss-cross straps.
Those are so cute I might die.
I am prepared for you to gift me some adult sized ones, thanks. :)
Darling as usual.
I wanted to let you know I awarded you the Versatile Blogger Award. I find your blog and projects inspirational. In fact, your blog was the inspiration for starting mine. Thanks so much for doing such a great job.
I love how sweet and dainty these are!! I want some for my sweet Ali girl. Only problem - I've never used a sewing machine. Small details ;-)
simply adorable! I will make these if I ever have a girl!!
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oh jill,
that's the sweetest thing I've seen all week. Thanks for inspiring me! I need more pink right now :)
Jill, have you ever given readers a peek inside your sewing studio? I'd love to see it. I'm getting ready to move my sewing area from a blah part of the unfinished basement into a freshly painted guest room upstairs. Can't wait! I could use some inspiration on how to decorate/lay it out...
Oh, I wish I had my own studio. I go to a weekly sewing studio time at the local city college through the adult education program. It is a 3-hour block every Thursday that I can depend on for sewing time with some friends.
Someday I hope to have a great creative space, but for now I just make a big mess of my kitchen table! :)
So, the big question, do they stay on Ruby's feet? I've made my (admittedly skinny-footed) little girl several pairs of slippers and they simply won't stay on. I'm thinking that elastic might do the trick.
They stay on fairly well, but they were a little tight ... I just need to make the next size up. When I make them again, I might make the heel a little taller as well.
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