This darling baby shoes pattern takes just minutes to master. With step by step photos and a printable pdf pattern you’ll find yourself making a pair to match every outfit!
So soft and sweet and the perfect baby shower gift. I’ve made dozens and dozens of pairs using this baby shoes pattern both for my own babies and for gifts.
A friend of mine just had a baby so it seemed like the perfect time to update this post with some new photos! My babies are all out of the soft soled baby shoe stage, but that doesn’t stop me from keeping this pattern in my collection!
These shoes are always a show stopper at baby showers. Make a matching flannel blanket and you have the perfect one of a kind gift. And don’t be afraid to try different types of fabric! I’ve used flannel, cotton, corduroy and lightweight denim. You can also use vinyl!
Soft Soled Baby Shoes Pattern
I can’t find the blog that the pattern came from anymore. It looks like the blog address is no longer around and there wasn’t a redirect in place. I’m not sure if she deleted her blog or what happened, but I still have the pdf that I saved years ago. You can access it here.
Two little feet, ten little toes,
Leave their impressions today.
Soon they will wear two little shoes,
And be running and jumping at play.
Two little feet, too little time,
Before they are walking to school,
Kicking a rock, or skipping a rope,
Wading a puddle or jumping a pool.
Two little feet, One little child,
Will soon go their own way,
But footprints in my mind recall,
They stood here yesterday.
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I LOVE THOSE! I’ll have to try to make some before new baby comes in March.
Sooo cute and she has such beautiful feet.
Connie
SOOOO stinkin’ cute!!! Congratulations.
Adorable… love that little poem, too! I actually made a pair from that tutorial you linked to for my daughter. She is almost 6 months, and they are huge on her (and I think she has rather large feet!). I should attempt to scale it down, but I’m a little nervous about that…. since it worked so well for you, maybe I should give it a go.
Brandy, I think you don’t even need the pattern. I remember sitting and sewing them with you and you pretty much had it memorized. Ruby’s little feet are so cute. 🙂
Those tiny toes are absolutely precious!
Very cute! I wish I would have had those a couple months ago! Finally, my baby can keep his socks on! He also has really narrow and long feet so his ankles were too skinny to keep them on. I can see them starting to fit better now that he’s 12 weeks.
Ohhhh this makes my heart melt.
You have a beautiful blog and I am happy to be your newest follower!
Michele
I love baby feet, the shoes turned out darling I’d love it if you would add this to my blog party at http://raegunwear.blogspot.com
Stopping by from Tip Junkie. Super cute shoes! I only wish I was that talented 🙂
I have always thought babies feet are just too precious. I remember 29 years ago playing patty-cake with my youngest son’s feet and he would just giggle up a storm. Now he wears size 11 in men’s shoes and is 6’2″. That does NOT put you in the mood to play foot patty cake 🙁
The little shoes are so sweet. Outstanding job on them.
I love making baby shoes! As my toddler was falling asleep about an hour ago I was remembering how small and pudgy his feet where as an infant and missing that, even as I enjoy seeing him grow strong and healthy. There is just something so precious about baby feet!
These are adorable!!!
These are so stink in’ cute. If I get the quilt done…these are next! Thanks ever so much for the pattern and FYI info!
You’re welcome! They are so fun to make!
i am unable to download the pdf pattern. is it still available?
Hmm…it still loads for me. Try this one! It’s a very similar pattern. I’ve made both and like both! Hope that helps 🙂 http://www.greatturtle.com/stardustshoes/clothshoe.pdf
Thanks for sharing at the Inspiration Spotlight party. Pinned & sharing.
What a lovely little pattern, I’m so pleased you were able to save it.
This is fantastic! I have some baby gifts to make, so I just might try these out! Thanks! 🙂 Lisa
Such an adorable pattern. Thanks for sharing at #HomeMattersParty
Thank you Donna!