These cute little baby shoes are made using Cricut faux leather and suede and the pattern is cut out using your Cricut Explore Air 2. I’ve included the pattern for these shoes in the tutorial.This post contains affiliate links. This means, if you make a purchase through my links, I’ll receive a small portion of your purchase at no extra cost to you.
When my second baby was first born suddenly leather moccasins became all the rage. They can be quite pricey so I started making a few different kinds of shoes at home, some moccasins and some other styles. I love that with your Cricut Explore Air 2 you can cut out faux leather and make some of these cute shoes!
Materials Needed:
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Cricut Explore Air 2
Cricut Strong Grip Cutting Mat
Cricut faux leather
Cricut faux suede
Matching thread (if desired) or white thread
Sewing Machine
Wonder Clips, or binder clips
Baby Shoe Pattern (<—Click for Design Space Link)
Pair of shoes laces
Cricut Instructions:
- In Design Space open the faux leather baby shoe pattern. You can select all the pieces and resize them if you need them bigger or smaller. I recommend measuring the bottom of your baby’s foot and then resizing all the pieces until the sole is the desired size you need.
- Select Custom Material on your smart dial on your machine. In the drop down box, select Faux Leather.
- Make sure you faux leather is secured on your strong grip mat and load into the machine and cut out your pieces.
Sewing Instructions:
- You will have 3 pieces for one shoe
- Secure the back piece in the center to the sole, right sides together.
- Secure the front piece in the center for the from of the shoe, right sides together.
- Starting with the back piece continuing securing the shoe together. Remember that since it’s curved, it will be little wonky but secure it the best you can.
5. Make sure you secure the back piece of the shoe under the front piece.
6. Continue until the entire shoe is clipped together
7. Sew using a 1/4 inch seam allowance around the entire shoe
8. Remove the clips and then carefully flip the shoe right side out. Add shoelaces and your baby shoe is complete. Repeat steps 1-8 for the other shoe.
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There is no cricut design space pattern with this name that pulls up. And link doesnt work either. Any ideas how to access? Thanks!
Swoodard
Hi Silvia! The pattern is linked in the supply list if you click on the words. Hope that helps.
I’ve clicked the link in the supply list and searched in Cricut DS there is no pattern that pulls up
Is it only the Cricut explore 2 that can cut this ? I have a Cricut explore one can I do this with it?
Hi Sheila, the Cricut Explore can cut faux leather. You can see it on the list of materials here: https://help.cricut.com/help/cricut-explore-materials-settings#explore