http://sarahnielsen.com/2010/05/tutorial-tuesday-baby-legs-leg-warmers/ Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:42:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://sarahnielsen.com/2010/05/tutorial-tuesday-baby-legs-leg-warmers/comment-page-1/#comment-1326 Big Butt Baby Pants « Katei Wed, 19 Oct 2011 14:46:34 +0000 http://sarahnielsen.com/?p=1205#comment-1326 [...] easy for anyone who may be interested in making some. I found tutorials online here, here, and here.  I found some women’s knee socks on sale at Target and Joann’s and went to town. They [...] [...] easy for anyone who may be interested in making some. I found tutorials online here, here, and here.  I found some women’s knee socks on sale at Target and Joann’s and went to town. They [...]

]]> http://sarahnielsen.com/2010/05/tutorial-tuesday-baby-legs-leg-warmers/comment-page-1/#comment-539 Cindy Sat, 15 May 2010 05:30:53 +0000 http://sarahnielsen.com/?p=1205#comment-539 Of course it is okay for boys to wear these. The ad for "Baby Legs" shows boys in the ad. Have fun and find socks with puppies and cars, etc. on them. When my oldest child (and only son) was a baby, I had some Humpty Dumpty crawler socks which were just like baby legs, except BETTER. They had an extra layer of padding in the knee area. I cannot find them anywhere online and I looked at brick and mortar stores, too. (google search took me to "vintage" socks, but not the crawler style) So I decided to make my own. When I saw $12.00 for one pair, I thought to myself--I can do that with an old pair of tube socks (which my 14 year old has--and one pair has holes in them) Then someone on one of my sewing groups posted this and I read it (mostly out of curiosity---wanted to see if the tute contained hints about adding a padding at the knee) But it is a nice tute!! At least I know that others think like me. I will have fun making them knowing someone else is doing the same thing. Of course it is okay for boys to wear these. The ad for “Baby Legs” shows boys in the ad. Have fun and find socks with puppies and cars, etc. on them. When my oldest child (and only son) was a baby, I had some Humpty Dumpty crawler socks which were just like baby legs, except BETTER. They had an extra layer of padding in the knee area. I cannot find them anywhere online and I looked at brick and mortar stores, too. (google search took me to “vintage” socks, but not the crawler style) So I decided to make my own. When I saw $12.00 for one pair, I thought to myself–I can do that with an old pair of tube socks (which my 14 year old has–and one pair has holes in them) Then someone on one of my sewing groups posted this and I read it (mostly out of curiosity—wanted to see if the tute contained hints about adding a padding at the knee) But it is a nice tute!! At least I know that others think like me. I will have fun making them knowing someone else is doing the same thing.

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