Menta Wrap shoe Young Children sizes

This listing is for a PDF file with instructions and pattern pieces to make your own  shoes and slippers. This is not an actual pair of shoes.

Skill level : confident beginners

Some features:

• 6 sizes available from Size 2 to 7
• Step-by-step sewing tutorial with clear photo instructions, perfect for beginners
• Minimalist design, each shoe can me made with only 2 pieces.
• The pattern pieces includes a wide and narrow main piece option.
• Toe reinforcement option with instructions
• How to sew appliques
• Padded soles instructions
• For this pattern, soles are narrowed than the booties as this pattern is designed to be done with medium to heavy weight fabrics.
• Hidden Seams (Reversible) and Exposed Seam (quick method) option.
• 8 Appliqués templates pages!

Sizes (choose the size by sole length measurements):

• Size 2 / 6.25” finished sole (fit around 2/3 year old)
• Size 3 / 6.75” finished sole (approx. 3/4 years old) 
• Size 4 / 7” finished sole (approx. 4/5 years old)
• Size 5 / 7.25” finished sole (approx. 5/6 years old) 
• Size 6 / 7.75” finished sole (approx. 6/7 years old) 
• Size 7 / 8.25” finished sole (approx. 7/9 years old) 

Final sole length and main structure will vary with materials, pattern is made to be done with medium and heavy weight fabric.

You will need

• Main: knit or woven light to medium weight.
• Lining: I recommend medium weight materials as French Terry or microfleece.
• Soles: toughtek or grip non slip soles, any material for the non walking babies.
• Appliqués and toe reinforcement: faux leather, vinyl.
• 3/4" elastic, thread, 100/16 sewing machine needles for the sole construction, and all sort of sewing notions!

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Muchas gracias
Mariela Paz