Animal Shoes - Baby sizes
gender neutral
Animal Shoes - Baby sizes
gender neutral
Adorable animal shoes for super sweet feet!
These sweet baby shoes/slippers stay on well, even on active little feet, and with 7 different animals to choose from you can make a different pair for each day of the week! A lovely baby shower gift and a great scrap buster.
Make them from warm fabrics for cosy slippers, or lightweight fabrics for summer shoes.
Pattern includes pattern pieces for Bunny, Fox, Raccoon, Panda, Kitty, Mouse and Bear.
Skill Level: Adventurous beginner
Make old things new again! Twig & Tale patterns pair wonderfully with recycled fabrics. Look to accidentally shrunken sweaters, suiting weight wool skirts or trousers and leather/corduroy garments for inspiration.
Sizing + Supplies
This pattern includes the Baby Sizes.
Size 1 - 0-3 months
Size 2 - 3-6 months
Size 3 - 6-9 months
Size 4 - 9-12 months
Size 5 - 12-18+ months
There is also a pattern for Child Sizes and a BUNDLE of all sizes (use the dropdown menu when ordering).
View printable shoe size chart
View materials list
Printing Info
This digital pattern is tiled and designed to print using your home printer on either US Letter, or A4 paper.
The pattern includes a nifty “layers” feature, allowing you to print only the size(s) you need, or all of the sizes. Full step-by-step printing instructions are supplied.
FAQ
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Cover image - sewn by Sew Darn Ezy, image by Poetic Light
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Such a beautuful, simple pattern with a very tidy finish. I love that you can use the lining pattern piece to make a normal Wayfarer shoe too.
Encore un patron très facile a réaliser avec une magnifique finition sans couture apparente. Merci!
Another very easy pattern to make with a magnificent finish without visible seams. Thank you!
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I enjoyed making the cute bunny slippers for my great nephew. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. I loved them and have posted them off. Thanks for a great project.
These shoes are so quick to make!. I've been making them section by section between house work. The bunnies are so cute. It was my first time embroidering on wool but I am happy with the results. My little one was grabbing them off the table before I even had the insole put in, even though they are for her birthday. I know they will be loved.
Cool project during lockdown..I made them totally using old bits and Bob's. It was slightly harder than I expected, but I am a novice at this type of sewing.. very pleased with the end result.
i love these cute little shoes. they are for christmas so i can't vouch for how well they stay on but if i can I'll come back and edit this review to include that. i used an old wool sweater (similar to boiled wool) for the outers and flannel inners. I'd say they'd probably be easier to see with thinner material, i plan to make some summer shoes later. but really, they worked out and seem the right size. i made size 3 and 7.
Be serious about your seam allowances.
trust the markers for ear placement.
try french knots for eyes on small sizes if satin stitch is daunting.
works great with wool and courderoy.
make several pairs.
some tips.
I love this pattern and these animal shoes,they're so cute...The instructions are easy to follow. I've already made the bunny and the fox and getting ready for some more...<3
I was a bit hesitant about making these shoes as I've made shoes using other patterns before and they have always been so fiddly! I should have known that a Twig and Tale pattern would be so much easier. Clear, concise instructions, it was a pleasure to make these shoes. My littlest girl is super happy with her new slippers for Kinder!
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Such a beautuful, simple pattern with a very tidy finish. I love that you can use the lining pattern piece to make a normal Wayfarer shoe too.
Encore un patron très facile a réaliser avec une magnifique finition sans couture apparente. Merci!
Another very easy pattern to make with a magnificent finish without visible seams. Thank you!
I enjoyed making the cute bunny slippers for my great nephew. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. I loved them and have posted them off. Thanks for a great project.
These shoes are so quick to make!. I've been making them section by section between house work. The bunnies are so cute. It was my first time embroidering on wool but I am happy with the results. My little one was grabbing them off the table before I even had the insole put in, even though they are for her birthday. I know they will be loved.
Cool project during lockdown..I made them totally using old bits and Bob's. It was slightly harder than I expected, but I am a novice at this type of sewing.. very pleased with the end result.
i love these cute little shoes. they are for christmas so i can't vouch for how well they stay on but if i can I'll come back and edit this review to include that. i used an old wool sweater (similar to boiled wool) for the outers and flannel inners. I'd say they'd probably be easier to see with thinner material, i plan to make some summer shoes later. but really, they worked out and seem the right size. i made size 3 and 7.
Be serious about your seam allowances.
trust the markers for ear placement.
try french knots for eyes on small sizes if satin stitch is daunting.
works great with wool and courderoy.
make several pairs.
some tips.
I love this pattern and these animal shoes,they're so cute...The instructions are easy to follow. I've already made the bunny and the fox and getting ready for some more...<3
I was a bit hesitant about making these shoes as I've made shoes using other patterns before and they have always been so fiddly! I should have known that a Twig and Tale pattern would be so much easier. Clear, concise instructions, it was a pleasure to make these shoes. My littlest girl is super happy with her new slippers for Kinder!