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I really want this fabric! Does anyone know where I can buy it?
lofe it! Where can I buy this fabric?
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I love alligators. I have been searching for alligator fabric.It is difficult to find. Very cute.
I was going to point you to these – http://family-centered.com/needleworks/soft-baby-shoes/comment-page-2/#comment-4064
But it looks like the creator has already been here
I have made a few different types, and I prefer Michelle’s pattern – simple to make, and a great result, even for a novice like me.
Oh! I have to try these – how sweet!
you have a lot of comments
Can you say cute?! These are great! LOVE the fabric!
These shoes are super cute, even cuter than baby shoes normally are!
I’m making those booties tomorrow! Thanks so much.
Now these are just too cute! I’ve gotta try these!
I simply MUST make these for my little boy. Thank you!!
My friend’s baby is due this month. Can’t wait to make some booties!
Those booties are so cute it almost makes me wish for a little one again, almost
Those little aligators are calling to me. Right now I am in an orange phase.
cute cute cute
These are such a cute idea!
I adore these little booties, great also for teaching big brother or sister ‘orange’ and ‘alligator’!! Such a smart and practical addition – these would be a great shower gift too. I am continously amazed by the creativity of your staff and all of the designers in blogland as well. Thank you for featuring this project.
I need a baby to make these for! Very sweet, would be great in leece for the chillier months too! Thanks to everyone for sharing the tutorials!
That fabric is amazing. I think I’ll try to makes this for my god-daughter.
Awesome. LOVE the fabric! Hooray for gender neutral! There are so many fun colours in the world, why should babies be stuck with only blue and pink?
this fabric is wonderful! i made a pair of these and was amazed by how easy they were – i even managed to make them the same size as each other…
I want these. The little alligators! The orange! I just love these!
Those are adorable! I can’t wait to make some for my new little one coming this summer.
Absolutely adorable! The tutorial links are great – I’ve been inspired to try making a pair for my nephew…
Those are ridiculously cute! I wonder how hard it would be to size them up into slippers for my 4 year old?
Ahhhh!! How cute are these??! Almost enough reason right there to have another baby…
I am so in love with that alligator fabric.
Love these booties, the alligators are amazing. Yay for fat quarters!
These are adorable! I can’t wait to try some. Thanks for the links to tutorials!
These are adorable! They make me want another baby just so I have a reason to make them!
yeah! orange is the best! And orange baby booties…AHHHHHH…
These are so cute, and great that you can use a fat quarter for them.
I love those booties – I have been inspired to try making a pair.
I love these. Too cute!
That project could *not* be any cuter!!!
Oh I think I need to make some of these!
I love these little shoes and with a new grandbaby on the way I will have to make several. Love your blog and all your posts.
So cute!!!
I loooove this booties! so cute.
Wow those are absolutely adorable!
Those are so sweet! Definitely want to attempt a pair!
I’ve used the stardust shoes pattern for many pairs of these. I love the orange with the alligators. Too cute!
You can also size up the pattern but you have to use jiffy grip on the soles so the littles wont slip.
I love the shoes! Thank you for inspiring me!
Those are adorable! They would be perfect for my 8 month old who doesn’t like to wear shoes. Thanks for the idea! So cute!
These are too cute and are definitely going on my “things to make for a baby shower” list!
I just love these and I’ve been looking for a baby bootie pattern/tutorial! Thank you so much for posting these!
Those booties are so cute! I can hardly wait to make some of them!
I just love those little alligators!
These are adorable! I love the fabric!!
oh, my. the cuteness is killer. and so easy!
what a tease! i thought there would be a pattern and/or tutorial too. these are just too cute!
Those are adorable! I’m actually making a pair right now for a friend who’s due to give birth in the next few weeks
Those shoes are just too cute. I love the wonderful orange crocodile fabric too. And what a great way to use a fat quarter. I never would have thought of that!
Love these shoes, and that fabric just tops it off! what a perfect gift for a baby!
Those are SOOO adorable!! I have so many friends who either just had a baby or are pregnant, these will make fantastic gifts!
I think this is going to be my next project for my daughter!
i am new to sewing and all this fabric speak, but i love these booties and am dying to get good enough at stitching to create a replica for my baby’s little feet! i would love to be entered to win some fat quarters!
I have to try these!!! My best friend recently had a baby, and I know her little toes would love it!
Love these! Where’s the pattern??
I’m going to have to get busy sewing some of these cute slippers!
love the little booties, my next door neighbour is due in May and I MUST make a pair for her baby, boy or girl, orange will work fine.
Margaret
I’ve made a couple pairs of baby shoes using the first tutorial listed above, and I’m planning on making another pair soon for a co-worker who is expecting mid-March.
I love all of the ideas popping up on here for my fat quarters!
I have GOT to make some of these booties…..and orange would look so good on my little red haired grandson!
Those are so cute. I made shoes like those for my little ones when they were babies with leather on the soles so they could use them in place of shoes. So much cheaper than the popular brands of soft soled shoes and so much better for the little ones’ feet! Thanks for sharing! I can’t wait to see what else is in store for us!
These are adorable!
Cute shoes! But, living in Florida I would Love to find some alligator fabric.
Cute material! I recently made some baby shoes and found they were super easy to make for how small they are. I used flannel for both in the inside and outside, and recycled an old leather jacket of mine for the soles.
Hi to all, talking here from France !!!
I just love your blog… and love those cute booties. I have been wanting to make those but I can’t seem to find the time !!!!!!
Keep going with the great job !!
I just love these booties! Thanks, Jennifer and SMS ladies! Several of my friends are expecting and these will be great additions to their gift sets.
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Can’t wait to make these and see the four 8-month-old-feet in my house (…. yes, I have twins!!!)… wearing these. Thanks for sharing ideas.
As a newbie sewing fan I have always seen those beautiful stacks of fat quarters and not known what to do with them! I am really looking forward to the inspiration this month
Those alligators are so cute! and gender neutral for when you don’t know the sex of the baby
wow, those are so cute. I am definitely making those next time we have a babe of age to wear booties in the family.
Just adorable. Not that you need anymore comments! LOL. I do love the booties.
I love fat quarters–pick me!!
I love these. I’m totally making them for my cousins first baby.
SO cute. I was going to be making a bunch of baby quilts (it seems everyone I know is preggo), but I might be making these instead.
So cute! I love orange for babies!
These are great! And timely since today is my twins’ 2nd birthday!
These booties are really cute, and just in time for the upcoming slew of babies soon to arrive.
With just a fat quarter I’ll be able to make a half dozen for all the babies on my list!
I bet that with the little bit of extra left overI could whip up a cute burpie to match… you can never have too many of those around with a little one!
such cute booties!! love the color and print!
These booties are so cute! I love the orange alligator fabric. This month of fat quarter sewing will be fun… Thanks!
i love love love fat quarters. as a matter of fact that’s all i used to buy when i first started sewing and have gradually moved into buying more than just that!
What a perfect fabric choice!
Sooo cute. Every baby needs atleast 10 pair
My daughter told me I should buy her those shoes. I tried explaining that they were baby shoes (she’s 5) but she said that I can just make them in her size…
I love fat quarters, such a great way to get some fun prints without breaking the bank.
wow….love them …have 2 little ones that I would love to make them for….a new grandson , and a great niece…is there a tutorial or pattern…..thanks
OOO i love these! I don’t have any little ones yet, but I fully intend on making some of these when I have some kids of my own. What a super shower gift too!!! It would be fantastic to make a baby quilt with little booties to match.
Love the orange print.
A good idea like this just gets the creativity flowing doesn’t it? Simple, versatile and home made. Yes!
I just made a pair of these a few weeks ago for a coworkers baby shower.
Oh I love orange, and everything that rhymes with orange too.
I was just making Star Dust baby shoes before I logged on tonight. It made me smile to find them the main attraction! They are a big hit with friends and family.
I would love to try my hand at these! Too cute!
I love baby booties. I have made shoes and a matching bib from two coordinating fat quarters. So cute.
I love these baby booties. I wish I had these tutorials (and knew how to sew) when my toddler was an infant.
Those baby shoes are so adorable. And I love orange.
So tiny and so sweet!
What fun! My grandson must have some new shoes.
I made two pairs of these for my first grandbaby. They came out much longer and narrower than pictured here. My daughter said they didn’t stay on the baby’s feet. Any tips?
i love these and was JUST telling my sister how i could make some for my nephew. perfect timing!
Adorable booties! Love the alligator fabric, too.
I love the alligators! I’ve made one pair of those shoes already and they were a hit at a baby shower!
Oh, i love them! I’ve got a baby on the way and definitely have to try these out!
YAY! I’ve been waiting for Fat Quarter Month! I’ve got such a huge stash of these and I never know what to do with them…this is going to be a fun sewing month and I’ll be starting with the booties. Too cute!
Cute! I should make some of these for my friend who just had a baby!
My husband has a double baby shower for work to go to next weekend! Let’s see if I can get some of these made….
Trying to figure out which of my fat quarters would look cutest on my baby cousin’s feet right now.
These shoes are beautiful
Those shoes are adorable. I have a grandson arriving in April. I may have to make him a few pairs of booties.
Those baby shoes are so cute. I would love to win some fat quarters to work with.
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A family friend just had a baby! I can’t wait to make these for her!
i love ideas for making things with a FQ. Cute baby slippers are a project to remember.
Those booties are too cute, I wish my grandchildren were yonger so I could make them some.
What a great way to use Japanese fabric. While i love the stuff I cant always afford large amounts of yardage of it!
definitely going to have to try that one, thank you!
Definitely going to have to try that one. Thanks so much.
Thanks for the great Idea.
Those booties are soooo cute! I’m sure they’d be adorable on little footsies!
-Alice
I love these little shoes–Very sweet–I am thinking “could I make them smaller and have little baby doll shoes? I’m sure I could!”
Those are absolutely the cutest things! I will have to add that to my list of things to sew.
LoVE lOvE LOve them!
Those are so cute!
These are my favorite soft-soled baby shoes, plus the owner of this shop is super sweet:
http://www.myminimocs.etsy.com
Plus, on her other website she does a drawing every 90 days for a free pair! http://www.myminimocs.com/
I just bought some yummy FQ this weekend. I cannot see all the projects!! My to-do list is growing!
These shoes are SO cute. I love giving these kinds of gifts to new moms, and I’ll add these to my list. I love the fabric choice, too!
Woah nelly. I love the Stardust Shoes pattern. Those look like some comfy shufflin’ shoes for a weekend at home. They look…frighteningly easy…I’m sure I’d screw them up somehow, but I’m bookmarking the tutorial anyway.
Love these…how cute to use seasonal fabrics and make a whole year’s worth for a shower present!
Those are too cute!!!
i’ve been looking for different baby booty ideas – i’ve got a baby quilt started for my new niece/nephew, but wanted to include booties too. thanks!!
Adorable little booties!
I’ve got a brand new grand-niece to sew these for. Is there any more of the alligators? Such a cute small print for the shoes!
ooooh, I’ve got four little baby feet to fill these shoes!
I am so excited about this month! I have very little time to sew, so the size of these projects really appeals to me! These shoes will be made for sure!
I have a new grandchild who is due in 4 days. Guess I better get busy. Thanks.
Those are super-cute! I love the bright color.
These are adorable. Thanks for the info.
I have been wanting to make some little shoes. These look great! I like the idea of using flannel on the inside that will make them so soft and comfy for the little one.
Can’t wait to make a pari for Henry’s little toes!
Love her shoes! They are great!
Those are too cute- thanks for sharing another great idea.
Ooh, the cuteness! I’ll definitely have to make these.
So very very cute!
i love the fabric and the booties. martha stewart has an awsome pattern too.
VERY CUTE! I wonder if I could make them in a toddler size…
That orange is rockin! I’m really looking forward to this fat quarter month. Keep ‘em coming.
I LOVE these! I have tried making similar booties a few times for my little 3-month old girlie and I love them. And I love that this month is fat quarter month. My husband is still a student so I have a pretty strict budget for crafty love… When I spy a new or fun fabric print I usually can’t afford to get a lot of it… so I settle for a fat quarter and use it in a few projects, love fat quarters, they’re my best friends!!
These are so freaking CUTE! And the fact that the fabric is adorable only makes them more desirable! Thanks for a month of FQ projects! I’m eager to see what is next!
I’ve been looking for some baby shoes patterns! Thanks so much. I’m looking forward to more fat quarter projects.
the shoe tutorials are very fun–thanks for the links.
I love these little shoes! The best thing about them is that they STAY ON! My daughter is two and she still wears “bigger” ones!
Enjoy your blog every day. I made a pair of polka dot baby shoes- polka dots are, I believe, the happiest design.
sally in st. paul
I love orange and I love all things baby crafts! I will definitely be trying to make these for my niece.
I’m looking forward to the fat quarter projects. I have some very nice ones in my stash just waiting for a purpose.
Those booties are so cute! I am always looking for cute baby gifts. I like that they have elastic- the booties I knit just don’t seem to stay on…
I love these! They are so fun to make, too!
Mom and baby need some of those!
The baby shoes are really cute if you make them from vintage linens and line them with flannel!
I’d love to win some fat quarters…the baby booties are adorable.
Barbara
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I’m loving this month! Fat quarters are a way for me to feed my fabric addiction yet keep my closet, budget and hubby happy. My second daughter LOVES the color orange…I’m sure I could really whip up something great for her with some orange quarters.
I love these shoes and with a new nephew born over the weekend I think I’ll be making some little shoes soon!
those booties are cute! i love that y’all have a fat quarter section now.
Those little booties are so adorable. I know of a new little baby girl who would look sweet in a pair but probably in pink! Love the orange alligators though!!
These are super cute, just like something I saw on Homemade by Jill’s blog. http://homemadebyjill.blogspot.com
Is it the same tutorial??
That alligator fabric is so cute! I’ve been meaning to try to make some baby shoes for a friend’s newborn. Perhaps this will motivate me…
I love that print!! Those shoes are too cute!!
TFS!
Rachel
Love the booties. I used the star dust pattern, and have made my little girl three pair already and she is the talk of the nursery at church.
I have always loved fat quarters, but I have never bought them because I wasn’t sure what you could do with them, as I don’t quilt. I think next time I am at my fabric store I will buy a couple fq’s to make these baby booties for shower gifts.
Thanks for sharing, this month will be fun.
I love making baby shoes for my little guy.
Orange baby shoes are just the thing! i need to make some of these for my friend’s little one.
I love those alligator shoes. The inspiration and tutorials are great, so I must see have a go at these. I have a friend with a baby
Love that fabric!
I love orange! great for spring projects. and goes really well in my kitchen…
Is there a tutorial for these booties?
I have a baby shower in two weeks and plan to whip a couple pair of these cute booties.
Baby shoes are fun & easy to make! My little boy has a pair on right now!
I love baby shoes. And the fabric is so adorable!
I’m going to have to try these!
Oh my, I need that Gator fabric. My son’s room is decorated with orange and blue for the University of Florida Gators! I am planning a Trip to Ireland quilt for his big boy bed and some orange fat quarters would be a big start! It’s like this post was written for me.
Oh, and on a side note, one of my best friends from college is having a baby soon, and if I were to ship her those baby booties in gator fabric, she’d be ecstatic! I mean it’s like this post was so totally written for me! I’m downloading instructions as I type!
Thanks for reading my mind without me even knowing I was thinking it!
wow, those “crocs” are adorable!
Oh those are the cutest shoes EVER!!!
Absolutely adorable!
Those are GREAT!! I happen to have some little baby toes here at home that need warming. Perfect!
Super Cute!
I love these, and I LOVE the pattern! Too cut!
~Shawna
These are too adorable. I will definitely be trying these for my grandkids.
Love these! I am so adding this to my list to-do. That is, as soon as I can decide what color! : )
What fun! I hope to try making booties as cute as these.
I LOVE these! I just need a friend who has a baby who is under 6 months!!!
Ok these are sew cute!!
How adorable! Can use these for many babies on the way!
Love them! I have been wanting to make some little baby shoes, also the gator fabric is adorable.
I would love to win.
Too cute. I can’t wait to try some of these patterns for the newest baby in my life.
i LOVE these shoes. I cannot wait to attempt making them. And don’t even get me started on the beautiful pattern…orange and alligators…it doesn’t get any better than that.
Thanks for your kind comments everyone! I use my own pattern for those booties and I haven’t made a tutorial for them, yet. It’s on my ever-growing “to-do” list for when my daughter gets a bit older and I get some more time back to myself (will that ever happen?!?). For now, i just sell the finished product in my shop.
The other links we posted have some nice tutorials, though. Be sure to check those out!
Cute! I love the idea of lining them with flannel.
I love these shoes! And how sweet in orange.
Lovely!
Here is a free pattern for making reversible baby shoes (tried and adopted!) : http://www.maked.ca/tutorials.html
And Ithinsewdotcom sells amazingly cute shoe patterns in her Etsy shop : http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6220650&ga_search_query=ithinksew&ga_search_type=seller_usernames
I need these. They are so cute! I wish I could buy them, but my little guy has huge feet and wont fit them. Guess i’ll have to make some of my own!
I love these!
I can’t wait to make some. Too cute.
These are the CUTEST booties! I need to make some for our Logan-bear. Poor baby is running outside barefoot.
The only thing cuter than these booties are the toes that fit inside. Must make. MUST make.
is there a tutorial for these cute shoes? I like this version better than the other links you posted. We’d love it if Jennifer created a tutorial!
Preshi.
i love the orange alligator fabric
Thanks for the links! I love the flicker set, some cute boots for boys. It’s usually all about the girls you know!
I want to start quilting- fat quarters are perfect! I wondered why they were “fat” thanks!
those booties are the cutest and I have a nephew whose feet would fit perfectly in them! Thanks for the tut!
I will definitely make a pair of these before my littlest guy outgrows the pattern! Thanks so much for sharing – you ladies do a great job on this blog.
yeah, is there a link to instructions or a pattern? I wanna make these!
oh, i’m so into orange right now. I love these little shoes! I think I’ know what I’ll be doing during nap time today
Incredibly adorable! I love that they’re orange and I love the Japanese fabric!
these are adorable!! i love the fabric choice.
That fabric is adorable!
This shoe pattern and the material you picked out are adorable!
I have been planning to make this shoe pattern for my 5 week old grand baby.
Thanks for the inspiration.
These are adorable! And I’ve got some great fabric I’m going to try these with. Thanks!
Oh I just love making these little shoes!
I made the cutest pair of pooh and piglet shoes last week.
http://family-centered.com/needleworks/pooh-and-piglet-shoes/
I have a pattern and tutorial on my blog for these as well:
http://www.family-centered.com/needleworks/babyshoetutorial.pdf
I think it’s love. Makes me want another baby, just so I can have those shoes!
Those little shoes are adorable!!!
These are lovely! And I love the orange. I think I’m inspired to give them a try. I’ve got a ton of baby showers coming up…
New baby in the family – these are getting made tonight to send off to new baby Griffon!
i have an infant in my lap and she will soon crawl around, those crocs are coming in handy… what a sweet little project
Oh my gosh!! These are so cute!! I might just have to try some today!!
Those booties are so cute! The orange fabric is just perfect for them.
SO wonderful! These are the sweetest – I will have to make some for our baby due in April! I have been hoping for a tutorial for this style!
What a great gift idea,you can never have too many of these!
What an adorable project.
Look great with embroidery too!
Debra
Aha! I know five women who are due in the next two months. Looks like they are all getting baby booties! It’s perfect short, quick project (I hope). Thanks again for the inspiration.
How fun!!! I have a niece to try these for!! I’m a newbie to fat quarters & am loving all this!!
Those are adorable.
I’m loving all the orange fabrics, which has never beem one of my favorite colors for some reason until now!
These are the cutest, I love that alligator fabric!
Here’s another great baby shoe tutorial:
http://stardustshoes.blogspot.com/2006/10/cloth-shoe-pattern.html
I love orange and I love baby booties. Feet are the cutest parts on a baby. Reading all about fat quarters is making me want to start a quilt. The last quilt I made must have been 5 or 6 years ago. I would love to start one for a preschool fundraiser. Is there a book out there all about sewing with fat quarters?
Sew cute!!!! I want to make some for every baby I see!
I love the booties. Your link took me to Jennifer’s Etsy shop where I was hoping to buy a pattern but there is not one available. Is there a pattern or tutorial somewhere?
I’m so excited about all te upcoming fat quarter projects- I am moving and have GOT to get rid of some of my fat quarters! What a way to put a dent in your stash!
These shoes are amazing. I can’t wait to try to make them!
Those booties are so unbearably cute!
so…is there a link to a tutorial or pattern for these orange alligator shoes? They are cute and I think my new grand child needs a pair.
Those are so cute!
Oh, I love those, and I’ve been looking for a good baby shoe pattern!
Perhaps I’m dense and missed it – but, where’s the tutorial/pattern for the lovely alligator shoes? The links are for other adorable patterns, but I quite love the pattern Jennifer Ladd used for the bright orange kicks.
Great inspiration for grandma’s that are getting ready to have grandbabies!
Wow, those are SOOOOOO cute! I can’t wait to make some (It seems everyone I know is having babies). These would be perfect baby gifts! And I love the fabric too!
Those are adorable. It’s cute baby projects like that that make me want to have a baby too!
I have been intrigued by homemade baby booties, but have yet to try my hand at them. You have inspired me! It looks like I know what I will doing during the kids nap today.
I’m looking forward to seeing all the fat quarter projects!!!!
I love these little shoes!! This would be a great project to use up extra pieces of fabric from other projects also. Thanks for the links!
These are adorable! I love the orange fabric-so cute!
So cute! Oh boy, I have a feeling my list of to-do’s is going to drasticly grow this month. But I’m looking forward to it!
Very cute! I just love those alligators!
I love that orange alligator fabric.
I love orange!
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LOVE THEM! what tiny toes would not look adorable in those? thanks for another great post.