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good afternoon all

i have been searching the internet with much gusto looking for a pattern for some baby booties.

i have found many patterns for knitted booties but this is of little use to me.

i have found a pattern for some felt booties but im not sure how how these will transfere to leather (i dont want them to hurt the little ones feet)

does anyone have a pattern or a template that they have made leather booties from? and if so could i use it?

this is a project i have wanted to do for along time, and now with one of the girls in my office expecting i now have an excuse.

your help is much appreciated.

geoff.

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I have been looking also, to no avail!

When my children were little there was a brand called TV Booties. I even made a couple of pair for them.

But I didn't save any patterns, and I can't find them in the hope chest, (tho I ought to look again).

I'm working myself up to taking a hand at doing up a run of toddler size patterns.

I just need some measurements for the basic sizes.

But I don't know where to look.

I think this is a neglected area of the footwear trade.

TLF has their baby moc kits, but I can't help more than that.

Back to the bench,

Paul

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  On 10/15/2010 at 8:35 PM, trikegeoff said:

leatherimage

thank you for your reply

id love to see a pic of the booties you have made and the pattern if you happen to find it.

I never made booties but I made dozens and dozens of Tandy"s "Baby Mocs". They were really cute. Don't see them on-line or in the catalog anymore.

ferg

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  On 10/15/2010 at 1:13 AM, trikegeoff said:

good afternoon all

i have been searching the internet with much gusto looking for a pattern for some baby booties.

i have found many patterns for knitted booties but this is of little use to me.

i have found a pattern for some felt booties but im not sure how how these will transfere to leather (i dont want them to hurt the little ones feet)

does anyone have a pattern or a template that they have made leather booties from? and if so could i use it?

this is a project i have wanted to do for along time, and now with one of the girls in my office expecting i now have an excuse.

your help is much appreciated.

geoff.

Here is one source for pattern: http://www.bighousedaddy.com/making_a_pair_of_baby_booties.htm

ferg

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Here is another one shared by a LW member. Enjoy!

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Look at Bighouse daddy's web site he, has a pattern for some leather baby moccosins. They are Very good I have made a pair for my Baby Nephew.

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  On 10/15/2010 at 12:23 PM, Leatherimages said:

I have been looking also, to no avail!

When my children were little there was a brand called TV Booties. I even made a couple of pair for them.

But I didn't save any patterns, and I can't find them in the hope chest, (tho I ought to look again).

I'm working myself up to taking a hand at doing up a run of toddler size patterns.

I just need some measurements for the basic sizes.

But I don't know where to look.

I think this is a neglected area of the footwear trade.

TLF has their baby moc kits, but I can't help more than that.

Hey Paul,

If you tell me what areas to measure I'm sure my 8 week old daughter wouldn't mind me taking a few measurements for the infant section of the pattern project.

Chris

Chris

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