DIY Tutorial - Baby Boots Lined with Fleece (with pattern)
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Baby shoes/boots don't get much more adorable than this. Zander just got his 12 month shots so he's covered in bandaids, but I think it adds to the cuteness of seeing his chunkly legs covered in bandaids. I used the baby sized pattern from I Think Sew but they also have toddler size as well. I love their patterns because they are simple and easy to follow. Personally, I lined them with fleece and used an anti-skid gripper fabric
Making these were a bit tricky but totally doable. Tip: just remember to switch the Velcro and buttons of the flap on the opposite shoe, or else you’ll wind up with ‘2 left feet’ (like I did the first time around).
Here are the other materials I used to make these adorable booties:
Hope this inspires you to make something fun and adorable for your little one. Happy sewing! We'd love to hear from you. Leave us a comment below.
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