The Pattern is available in a PDF Download for $8.99.
Pattern fits small Preemies up to Babies with a 4-inch foot.
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Here we go...the last one in the 5 Pattern series!
1. Cut out 2 tops and 2 soles of Main fabric and 2 of lining fabric. Cut 2 ankle bands out of ribbing.
2. With right sides together, sew heel seams together on all 4 top pieces.
3. Fold ankle bands in half length-wise and sew seams. Press all seams open, unless you serged them. If serged...when you put the seams together in the next steps, fold seam allowances in opposite directions so the seams will have less bulk. In the ribbing below the seam will twist at the fold.
4. Place 1 main top and 1 lining top with wrong sides together, with the lining on the top.
5. Fold the ribbing in half with wrong sides together.
6. Place the the ankle band (cuff) inside the bootie. Pin in place so the ribbing seams and the back seams are lined up together.
Top view.
7. Stretch and sew ribbing to bootie top. You may zigzag around the seam allowance to finish if you like.
*Tip (Hack)... Tip the bootie on its side so that the pinned edges are next to your presser foot and place your presser foot in the middle on the ribbing and stretch the ribbing while sewing it to the bootie, keeping the bootie's toe out of the way as you sew the seam, it will work a lot easier than if you try to sew it from the outside.
8. Pull the cuff up so it is sticking out of the top.
9. Place soles and lining wrong sides together.
10. Pin soles to bootie with right sides of main fabric together matching toe and heel notches.
11. Sew them together.
12. You may finish the seam with a zigzag if you wish.
13. Turn right-side out.
14. You may fold the cuff down, or not!
15. OK, finish up the other bootie.
Wow! Look at that! You have completed a pair of booties. They look Fabulous!
Now, go take pictures and post them on our Flickr group to share and inspire others http://www.flickr.com/groups/lbtbabybootieart/
You may then save it to your computer and print it.
You will no longer be sent an email with a link or attached pattern... unless for some reason the redirect doesn't work, which has been happening. If you aren't redirected, please email me and I will email the pattern to you as soon as I can.
Here we go...the last one in the 5 Pattern series!
1. Cut out 2 tops and 2 soles of Main fabric and 2 of lining fabric. Cut 2 ankle bands out of ribbing.
2. With right sides together, sew heel seams together on all 4 top pieces.
3. Fold ankle bands in half length-wise and sew seams. Press all seams open, unless you serged them. If serged...when you put the seams together in the next steps, fold seam allowances in opposite directions so the seams will have less bulk. In the ribbing below the seam will twist at the fold.
4. Place 1 main top and 1 lining top with wrong sides together, with the lining on the top.
5. Fold the ribbing in half with wrong sides together.
6. Place the the ankle band (cuff) inside the bootie. Pin in place so the ribbing seams and the back seams are lined up together.
Top view.
7. Stretch and sew ribbing to bootie top. You may zigzag around the seam allowance to finish if you like.
*Tip (Hack)... Tip the bootie on its side so that the pinned edges are next to your presser foot and place your presser foot in the middle on the ribbing and stretch the ribbing while sewing it to the bootie, keeping the bootie's toe out of the way as you sew the seam, it will work a lot easier than if you try to sew it from the outside.
8. Pull the cuff up so it is sticking out of the top.
9. Place soles and lining wrong sides together.
10. Pin soles to bootie with right sides of main fabric together matching toe and heel notches.
11. Sew them together.
12. You may finish the seam with a zigzag if you wish.
13. Turn right-side out.
14. You may fold the cuff down, or not!
15. OK, finish up the other bootie.
Wow! Look at that! You have completed a pair of booties. They look Fabulous!
Now, go take pictures and post them on our Flickr group to share and inspire others http://www.flickr.com/groups/lbtbabybootieart/
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DeleteMy patterned did not download either . It just sat there circling. Can you send it to me if i have proof of purchase?
DeleteThank you for letting me know. Can't wait to see the booties you make.
DeleteHi, it just happened to me too. We are in 2020 and the problem hasn't been taken care of... I will be waiting for the pattern to arrive in my email.
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DeleteThis bootie pattern is difficult. I know it does not look hard but sewing four layers at the same time without one layer slipping is hard. I am frustrated and regret paying the money to get the pattern when there are others out there that are free.
ReplyDeleteBaste all 4 layers by hand, then sew on machine. Or do the entire bottom by hand.
DeleteBaste all 4 layers by hand, then sew on machine. Or do the entire bottom by hand.
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DeleteI am sorry you had a hard time sewing four layers together.
ReplyDeleteUsing pins helps a lot, especially if you are using napped or slick surface knit fabric.
Hi! I purchased this pattern but did not see the instructions to wait for Paypal to redirect. I also see here that there has been some trouble with the redirection. Suffice to say, I have not downloaded the pattern. Could you help with that, please?
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Mine hasn't worked either. . . I've paid via pay pal . My email
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DeleteWhere do I find cuffs that small?
ReplyDeleteYou make them yourself according to the pattern directions. Ribbing is available in my Etsy Shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/Lilbabythangs?section_id=6936498&ref=shopsection_leftnav_5
DeleteThanks for a great tutorial! :)
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Hi Carolyn, I ordered this pattern via Paypal this morning and was never directed by Paypal to the pattern so that I could download it. Could you please send the pattern to me? Thank you so much!
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I do have a link to a few patterns made by other people that are free, at least when I linked to them they were.
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Bonjour, je viens de commander le patron...mais je ne sais pas du tout comment je vais le recevoir, courrier??? ou autres. Merci si vous pouvez me répondre.
ReplyDeleteHave just purchased the pattern and it downloaded easy. Thank you lovely pattern.
ReplyDeleteBonjour, j'ai payé pour avoir le patron et suite à une erreur de manip j'ai perdu le document... J'ai envoyé plusieurs mails à l'administratrice du blog, en vain... Je suis déçue de ne pas obtenir de réponse.
ReplyDeletePatron bien reçu par mail, merci bcp Carolyn
ReplyDeleteSharing a method I used when sewing the tiniest size. Rather than sewing the ribbing into a tube, I serged one end of the ribbing to the main top, and then the other end of the ribbing to the lining top. I followed that up with seaming the completed piece from one end to the other. And now I am ready for step 8 and 9 (attaching the sole).
ReplyDeleteMERCI pour le tuto déjà 14 paires. Super contente MERCI
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