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by sewilso 29 Nov 2013 ( edited Dec 09'13 13:36 )
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My son informed me my newest granddaughter won't keep her socks and shoes on so that sent me on a mission for stay on cloth baby shoes. Sandra here on the forum suggested pinterest so I found this link I'm sharing. Hope to get a pair or two sewn for her. I have several fabric pieces just big enough for this too, Yayyy!

Comments (7)
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by kylasm 29 Nov 2013
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I've made these and similar pairs. I embroider a monogram or little design on the top of the foot area before assembly if the fabric isn't too busy. They come together very fast with very little fabric.
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by theduchess 29 Nov 2013
These look so pretty. Will try to enlarge them for a lady on my Meals On Wheels route. She has very gnarled feet and has trouble walking. Thanks for the link. Stella
by sewilso 30 Nov 2013
You might look for some non slip fabric with grips for the sole. They would be great to keep her feet warm, however.
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by 02kar 29 Nov 2013
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They look cute as well as functional. Thanks for sharing
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by cfidl 30 Nov 2013
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I think this is the pair I hope to make BIG! for me! I have problems with shoes.
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by sewilso 30 Nov 2013
Be sure to get some grippy fabric for the soles, I have no idea where to buy that. I guess it's fine for baby not walking yet but definitely need the non slip sole for others.
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by lynlaing 05 Dec 2013
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Thank you
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by haleymax 06 Dec 2013
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Thank you.
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by sbott54 09 Dec 2013
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Thank you for this link. I'm making my great nephew pajamas for Christmas and matching slippers will complete the ensemble. Cuties always come through! Thanks again. --Sandra
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by jrob 09 Dec 2013
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I have actually made these (or ones very similar) for my DGS who is now 6, when he was a baby. I embroidered his monogram on the top of the shoes before I put them together. I also put a moose on some for his first Christmas. You can buy the grippy material online. I used bonded fleece for the sole. It's suede on one side and fleece on the other.