Did you guys see me last month over at U-Create? You didn't?
Well, you're in luck because I am going to repeat myself here!
If you did and made these already I would love, love, love for you to share a photo with me on Facebook or by email.
Bug is turning into such a little girly girl! She loves anything girly {tutus, ballet shoes, frilly dresses}. When I made these for her she wore them all day long and even asked to sleep in them. What's even better is it cost me nothing to make these! I had everything right here in the house to whip these up and you probably do too.
Materials:
-an old tshirt
-scissors
-matching thread and needle
-matching felt
-hot glue gun and glue
-a baby/toddler/child
What to do {I don't sew...like ever...so #1) if I can do this, so can you & 2.) if I use the wrong sewing/clothing term, forgive me}:
1. Cut the bottom hem off your tee. Cut a couple strips of your tee about an inch wide. Cut one side so it is no longer a loop. Pull it so the edges pull together kind of. {It's like making t-shirt yarn - instructions here} You will be using the rest of the tee {or a good part of it} for the flower.
2. Cut a piece of your felt in an oval {mine was about 2" long and 1" wide} Bug is 2 1/2 so if you are making these for a baby you are going to want it a little smaller.
3. Using these instructions you are going to cut 18 petals for your flower. {my flower was 3" around for Bug. Again, if you are making for a baby, maybe you want to make your flower a little smaller}
4. Take your strips of tshirt and measure from one side of your child's foot, under their foot to the other side. Mark and cut. Cut 6 strips this size. {the tshirt will stretch so you don't need to leave extra room for sewing}
5. Gather all your materials.
5. Sew three of the strips along the long side of the felt oval.
6. Sew the other sides of the strips to the other side of the felt oval {making it like a ring}.
I should have sewn them to be placed evenly on each side...oops.
7. Following the flower instructions, make your flower onto the felt oval.
Would ya look at that, you can even wear it as a little bracelet!
8. Take 2 of the strands at the bottom and sew to pinch them together {these will be the straps that go on the bottom of the foot}.
9. Smile big for saving yourself about $20 and recycling a tshirt in the process!
10. Grab your cute little girl and decorate her feet!
You can even put them over socks to discourage your little one from taking their socks off in the winter months when they insist their feet won't get cold but you know they will!
Bug loves these! I was shocked because she never wants to wear or model anything I make for her...but she even wanted to go to bed with these on her feet after wearing them all day!
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Not Always With Thread made some for her little one and herself! Check them out here.
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