Is there anything sweeter than baby shoes? These pleated Mary Jane baby shoes that Schwin W. from Schwin & Schwin made are SOOO cute! She shares a free pattern and tutorial for making them. Go to the free pattern.
[photo from Schwin & Schwin]
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When I follow the link there is not a pattern to download
You can find the links to the patterns after the second paragraph in the post. –Anne
hey lovely and inspiring!!
Had no problem with printed out the Mary Jane
shoe patten, but I’m having diffcult time with the tutorial. Please help.
Not a bad tutorial, kinda wish there was more pictures/steps… I’m a mega-beginner so it was a bit difficult. I used denim as the outside material and it was wayyyyy too thick and hard to sew… I will try again with thinner material! Thanks for the tutorial!
I can’t find the pattern either. Whwn you clip on the link it tells you the website can’t be found. Bummer.
I just re-checked the link and it loaded without difficulty for me. Perhaps this was just a temporary glitch? –Anne
This pattern is PRECIOUS! Thanks so much for sharing it!