adorable baby shoes!
eyeleen | Homepage | 12.17.07 - 1:53 pm | #

ha!a brain fart, love it!i now have a term for all my sleep deprived mistakes!love the shoes!!
fiona | Homepage | 12.09.07 - 4:31 pm | #

So cute. I love the colors you used. I had that pattern on my t-do list, but I have been too busy knitting for the baby-to-be.
Oiyi | Homepage | 12.06.07 - 9:49 am | #

Oh they are awesome!
if only I had that pattern when my kids were babies.......
michelle | Homepage | 12.03.07 - 1:04 pm | #

ahhh...those came out so cute!
Nubiancraftster | Homepage | 12.02.07 - 5:58 am | #

I love these -and they look so fun to make!
martha | Homepage | 12.01.07 - 9:08 am | #

gorgeous shoes..... wow....
luv Abby
Abby | Homepage | 12.01.07 - 8:09 am | #

I have been visiting your blog for a while now and quite enjoy your sewing. The little shoes are delightful and I like seeing the in action shots.
lucette | Homepage | 12.01.07 - 7:54 am | #

lol. did you know that chocolate was banned in switzerland for many years. read this
sahil simon | 12.01.07 - 4:45 am | #

Very cute little shoes. Love the colors!
Jade | Homepage | 12.01.07 - 1:21 am | #

super cute shoes! perfect for little feet and trying to keep socks on. love the colours, too.
kirsten | Homepage | 11.30.07 - 9:00 am | #

Love those little shoes.
Not a bad product from a 'brain fart' !!! :)
Carson | Homepage | 11.30.07 - 8:44 am | #

'Brain fart' Hahaha, i like that expression!
The shoes look fabulous and C is as cute as ever of course:)
Nichola | Homepage | 11.30.07 - 8:36 am | #

I can't imagine them with the red on the outside, they look perfect just as they are! Thanks for the link to the pattern as well. I can now whip up a pair of these for any new borns I know rather than knitting up a cardi!
greenolive | Homepage | 11.30.07 - 7:21 am | #

These are really cute. I had bookmarked the pattern a few days ago but it's nice to see another pair completed!
Di | Homepage | 11.30.07 - 5:37 am | #

They look great, Di. Have you thought about when C gets on his feet? I've heard of good results using puff paint (from Scragfight or Lonecraft, usually).

You just draw designs on the sole (pawprints, cherries, etc) and they help grip onto hard floors.

You can also get a machine-washable micro-suede, too, which would work well on the sole.

But you probably already knew all of this...
Catherine | 11.29.07 - 10:32 pm | #