1/3 Snugg Boots
Regular price $9.99
These are great DIY doll shoes because they’re ‘old shoes,’ in that they can be made with a needle and thread and no fancy cobbler equipment! This is an easily customized downloadable pdf sewing pattern for a boot with 3 different styles (no closure, side closure, back closure) with pattern sheets in multiple sizes to fit doll feet from 5-8cm long. If you’re interested in shoe making this is a great starting point!
Patterns included: Boots with 3 different upper styles in multiple foot sizes and sole styles
Sizing: Lots of different sizes are included. These shoes are custom fit to each doll's foot as you make them, so they fit almost everyone!
Volks resin & vinyl bjds, Smart Dolls, Fairyland minifees, 60cm, 65cm flat feet all work great. Exceptions are are dolls with arched/high heel sculpted feet, and dolls with less human foot shapes (ex hooves).
Supplies needed: 1/4 yard fabric, vinyl & thin craft foam for shoe soles, fabric glue.
Difficulty: Easy (there are only 3 seams to sew).
You will get a link to the .pdf file to download on checkout as well as in your order confirmation email. You can buy/download/print and get started in minutes!
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I chose to make my boots with no openings and seams to the inside. The fabric I used was really a little stiff, but the pattern makes a great pair of boots.
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I got another kimono pattern off of Etsy and was very disappointed. So I sprung for this one, which was a good bit more expensive - and I wasn't disappointed. RAD's doll measurements guidelines pointed me to the correct one, and explained where to cut and how to use the pattern for my OB24 doll. I haven't been able to use it yet, but the pattern overall looks good and with the changes for doll scale I should be able to alter it to my needs!
Clear and concise pattern.
I purchased this pattern because none of the ones I made fit well. At this time, I’ve only used the stocking pattern, but it went above and beyond my expectations. It’s a very intuitive design, the instructions included cover all common questions about material. Very well done.
I was able to make some equestrian-style boots for my Ken doll using this pattern; I printed the pattern at 110% as I wanted my boy doll to be able to wear socks in the boots and I was working with the thicker artificial leather. I ended up running the threads under the insole to give the glue a base for the cardboard insole to stick to, but ended up sewing the edges of the boot to the thin foam outer sole then gluing a second layer of foam underneath to create the actual sole. I also put the velcro opening on the inside, knowing it would take more work to get the boots on and off with socks.
I also made a sample boot using fleece, and the pattern worked just fine using the directions as written.
Another A+ pattern. The variations add lots of utility and I will definitely be making more outfits from this pattern.
Another absolute banger of a pattern from RAD!!
If you're on the fence about getting these patterns, do it! They've all been absolutely perfect.
Every pattern from this shop is flawless, I prefer them over anything!
Worked great! I’ve never seen before and was able to use.
I think this is perhaps my 10th patterns from here and they're absolutely fantastic
Instructions were easy to follow and I made my RH doll a skeleton costume! So much fun
I chose to make my boots with no openings and seams to the inside. The fabric I used was really a little stiff, but the pattern makes a great pair of boots.