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Sunday, 2 February 2014

Summer Meadow and Cornfield Shoes


I've realised that my knitting has a bit of a pattern. I like to alternate working on a new pattern, and then for a bit of a relax I return to one of my own old patterns. So I've been chilling for a bit and knitting from my baby shoe pattern.


I've also been having a lot of fun with the embroidery. I've called these ones Summer Meadow Shoes. Can you see the cow parsley, cornflowers, buttercups and daisies? Although very fiddly to stitch I hope I have given the impression of a summer field.


The second pair of shoes are decorated with a cornfield. This time there are scarlet poppies, deep blue cornflowers, cow parsley and daisies amongst stems of yellow corn.


Both pairs are in the smallest size, so would be for a newborn. The pattern comes with details for a larger size too. They come in a little dupion silk drawstring shoe bag.

50 comments:

  1. The embroidery makes them really special:) Vicky

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  2. They are totally adorable... I love the summer meadows <3

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  3. Aww they are adorable! I love the meadow themes too, wild flowers are such a delight and perfect for decorating the tiny toes of a newborn :) x

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  4. These baby shoes are ADORABLE!!! the embroidered details are the cutest thing I have ever seen. Love them ♥

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  5. how cute and detailed they are :) look so cozy brilliant

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  6. Aaah, they are so very pretty. Hope you have a good week.

    Jill, Christmas Pie Crafts

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  7. Just beautiful and so unique......you can definitely see picture a Summer meadow and a cornfield...

    Claire :)

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  8. Amazing what details you pick out on such a small scale. I had knitted booties to keep my babies' tootsies warm (they rarely slipped off). Could have done with your lovely embroidery! :)

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  9. Beautiful detail on these gorgeous little shoes. Thanks for popping over to see me, I think the snowdrops will be lovely embroidered, it's a beautiful flower, you will have to show them when you're finished :)

    Jan x

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  10. Aren't they so adorable !!!! I love the colours in the flowers as you've really captured the feeling of Spring and Summer xx

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  11. The lovely embroidery make the booties completely gorgeous, I'm sure someone will snap them up quickly.

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  12. Such gorgeous detail on those booties!

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  13. These are simply beautiful! Gosh I love the flowers, and especially how you've created a garden and meadow effect, all on a shoe! I would love a pair, can you make bigger sizes? ;-) Thank you for linking up! Chrissie x

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  14. These are gorgeous! So so sweet!

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  15. Aw they are adorable! Such beautiful embroidery :)

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  16. oh my. those are the sweetest!

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  17. Those are so sweet! The embroidery really makes them pop!

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  18. Oh my! these are the sweetest baby booties I have ever seen! Beautiful work.

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  19. Baby shoes are already adorable, but with the embroidery you did you made them little works of art!

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  20. oh my word those are the cutest little booties I have seen in forever!

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  21. Absolutely charming! I also believe it's a good idea to go back to familiar patterns. And good to try new.

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  22. They are the most adorable baby shoes EVER.

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  23. I don't know which is sweeter! So adorable.
    Sheila
    http://sheilazachariae.blogspot.com/2014/02/knit-socks-on-straight-needles-and.html

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  24. The booties are absolutely gorgeous. The embroidered flowers really make them special.
    Ali x

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  25. Oh my, they are so cute and tiny! Adorable!

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  26. Adorable little shoes, but how do the babies keep them on? Is there a strap?

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    1. No, they come quite far up the foot, and just fit on like little socks.

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  27. Your embroidery is exquisite. Yes, you do give each pair the spirit that you are trying to convey!

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  28. Those are the sweetest I've ever seen! Thanks for the embroidery inspiration. I can see using some on a simple cardigan.

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  29. What adorable little shoes. I'm visiting from Creative Friday.

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  30. I can't crochet or knit so I am sorta amazed at these :D
    So so so cute! Brava :)

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  31. visiting from show and tell. These are so gorgeous

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  32. Those booties are gorgeous! You are so talented!

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  33. I found you on the show and tell. Those little shoes are priceless! I haven't knit in many years but I am taking it back up again. I hope that one day I can make something as beautiful as your shoes. Have a lovely evening.

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  34. Oh joy of joy, they are gorgeous. Did you get your giveaway parcel? Jo x

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  35. how sweet is this!!! gorgeous!

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  36. These are beautiful! Well done!

    Sincerely,
    Lindsay

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  37. love love love the embroidery! thanks for sharing on craft schooling sunday!

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  38. Those are both perfect and totally adorable for little feet. I'd want to play in the garden and become a little fairy in those slippers.

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  39. The flowers are gorgeous on these cute little shoes! Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!!

    Navy Wifey Peters @ Submarine Sunday Link Party

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