Blog The Girl and her Family Visitor Domain Exits
DIY babylegs (leg warmers)


Kman's babylegs


Want a cute way to keep your little ones legs warm? Remember legwarmers from the 80's.. well.. they are back.. in a cute form for children. Babylegs are the simple solution to your child's cold legs!
Feet remain free to allow for successful crawling or walking. BabyLegs also help keep socks on and help protect knees during crawling. Also, let baby sleep in a shirt, diaper and BabyLegs! No messing with snaps or pants during those sleep-walking middle of the night diaper changes!

Babylegs :
>> Protect soft knees from harsh surfaces
>> Keep legs warm year round
>> Provide light weight sun protection
>> Make EC'n & potty training easier
>> Jazz up any dance class
>> Make a fun fashion statement with styles for every occasion

And best of all.. THEY ARE EASY TO MAKE... all you need is a moment of your time, a pair of socks and a sewing machine!

Needed
- A cheap pair of tube socks or knee socks
- Thread in the color to match socks
- sewing machine
- a good half an hour of your time
- a cute baby to model finished product!
Steps in the Process

STEP 1 Find a cheap pair of cute tube socks or knee socks in a ladies size that you would like to use for your child's babylegs. A good place to find these socks is at your local dollar store or even Walmart or Target in the sale sections.
Then take your sock and pull it straight. Meassure the sock using a ruler or tape measure about 11" down from the top.


STEP 2 Cut the foot part off of the sock about 11" down from the top.


STEP 3 Your sock will look like this after cutting. Repeat to other sock in the pair.


STEP 4 Trim the heel and the toe parts off of the foot.


STEP 5 Repeat on other sock


STEP 6 Now you should have 2 pieces: one long leg piece and a rectangular looking foot piece.


STEP 7 Trim off about 1/2" inch from the long edge of the foot part.


STEP 8: Unfold and lay flat.


STEP 9: Refold bottom edge to top, with right side facing in.


STEP 10: Sew along the long edge with a zig zag stitch


STEP 11: Now you should have a sort of tube, this will be the cuff.


STEP 12 Turn it right side out and fold the short edge together


STEP 13: stitch with zig zag stitch.


STEP 14: Now take the long leg piece and put it inside the cuff you just made.


STEP 15: Stretch it out and smooth out areas where it's bunched up.


STEP 16: Sew the two pieces together with a zig zag stitch.


STEP 17: Turn cuff out and voila!

STEP 18: Repeat steps on other sock.. and woooooot! you have yourself a new pair of babylegs to keep your little ones legs warm! in less then a half an hour!

SPECIAL THANKS TO Amanda S for the photos for this Tutorial


<<------ back to visitors

Featured


advertise?



Afflies
Marissa Amanda Mimi Ashley Gnorb Aurelia Jhaye Emily Nicole Luana Christina Natascha AnMarie Morgan Trish MOMS Forum

Apply???

Link Me




Listings

Despair.nu - F-R.org

Glitter: Get Listed
Listed @ List-Me.com


I'm part of







Wanna be reviewed? Click here!
hey-girl.org


Get Your Review @ Lyrical-Desire.com!




Vote For Me At A-R's SOTM!






Site Stats

Opened:
June 30th, 2007
Best Viewed
Internet Explorer
Screen Resolution:
800x600
Layout:
Ver: 7, Spring Blossoms
Host:
Fort Onion
Total Hits since July 18:
hits
Online Now?
watching right now!


Earn Simple Cash




Join Associated Content


Family Photos

www.flickr.com
This is a Flickr badge showing public photos from dotcomkari. Make your own badge here.


Rock Out!





Disclaimer
@ 2007 tearsmist.com . All graphics, content and coding © tearsmist.com. Please do not take any of my graphics or coding, whole or in part. If you like something, all you need to do is ask. I am a pretty friendly person and would be glad to share something with you or even help you with your site!