I had two lucky second-hand finds: an old piece of hand-embroidered linen that was just asking to be made into some baby shoes (I haven't made any of these in ages- I'd almost forgotten how but not quite.)
The other find was an old Japanese painting on cardboard which is currently cheering up the hallway.
Have you heard the new M. Ward album? It's on heavy rotation around here- especially this great song.
whoa! those shoes!!!! too cute.
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They are beautiful. Love your blog! All your pictures are so evocative.
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Oh, I love the little shoes, they make me wish I had a baby to wear them! 🙂 The painting is beautiful too, a great find!
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Those shoes are absolutely perfect!
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Sweetest baby shoes ever! I love how the birds are flying together :^)
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Gosh! Those little shoes are adorable… and I wish now to find similar though in my size. I don’t wear slippers, but for ones like these I’d make an exception.
Nice finds. Enjoy.
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So beautiful!
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Those baby shoes are amazing.
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Hi Melissa,
I love the tiny bird shoes. I’ve only once made tiny soft shoes like these once but they wound up so small we had to give them to the doll.
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You have the luckiest little ones in your life, you always make such amazing items for them. Have you made those shoes in an adult size yet? I would put them on my feet in a second! They are beautiful, did you embroider the birds yourself? Surely you could! A linen slipper with birds done by your hand, sounds so lovely to me.
Also, I have to say a tiny thank you to you for reminding me (through your previous post)about Anzac Day. It’s the most important day of the year to my husband, and I nearly forgot it!
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lovely. a pair of your baby shoes are one of our most treasured things for baby boy number three – especially as my friend at home (australia) read about you via my blog and bought them especially. they will be in ‘baby box’ for gus.
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So lovely… !!! I like so much this tiny shoes….
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tiny happy 
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