No Sew Janes Shoes for Les Cheries and Hearts for Hearts Girls Dolls

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The sun is out and your 13-14” doll will be ready to greet her friends wearing these fun Liberty Jane slip on shoes. There are so many options of packaged trims to choose from when making shoes from this NO-SEW pattern; cotton lace, embroidered trim, or crocheted trim will all work great. You just need a style that is at least 2 inches wide and has a straight edge along the length of the trim. A variety of lightweight woven cotton fabrics can be used for the shoe lining.

This PDF pattern is designed to fit Hearts For Hearts Girls® and Corolle Les Cheries Dolls.

Compatible with Pre-cut Shoe Sole SHAPE 2: Black/ White Combo or Color Variety 2 

Supplies Needed:
-1/2 yard (18") of 2" width crocheted, lace, or embroidered trim (minimum width needed can be wider) 
-1/2 yard (18") of 1/4”- 3/8" flat trim to wrap soles 
-12" piece of 1/4"- 3/8" ribbon or twill tape
-18” piece of 1/4” wide steam a seam fusible product 
-Chipboard for soles (or thick cardboard) 
-2mm or 6mm foam (or cork) sheet for soles 
-Tacky Glue (or hot glue & glue gun)
-4" x 4" piece of cotton fabric for insoles 

Skill Level:  Beginner

What You Get: One 11 page crafting pattern that you digitally download as a PDF file so you can start your project immediately! The PDF crafting pattern provides full color step-by-step illustrated instructions and full size pattern pieces. A PDF reader is required to view and print the files (example: Adobe Reader or Preview for MAC). The download link is received immediately after the transaction is complete. Print copies are NOT available.

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SJ
07/24/2017
Sharron J.
USA

Who doesn't own at least one pair of Janes...

These little shoes are just too cute. I purchased the pre-cut shoe soles, and in my opinion, this is why they came together fairly quickly. I chose a crocheted ribbon and a woven lace ribbon to make my shoes. The crochet has a lot more give than the woven fabric so the crocheted shoe is much looser than the other. It is a bit of work to get the woven shoe onto my Heart 4 Hearts doll's feet.The attached tab on the back of the shoe comes in handy for pulling on the shoe. So If I use another tight weave ribbon again, I may cut the pattern pieces at least 1/8th of an inch larger for more ease of fit on the doll's foot. I'm very impressed with the designers imaginations to make such detailed pattern to scale for dolls. I will definitely be making more of these shoes.

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C
05/05/2016
Cathy

Love these little Janes

Easy pattern to follow. I made these for my H4H doll out of a cream-coloured eyelet trim and lined them with the same flowered fabric I made a top out of. I am quite pleased with how they turned out.