These boots are for 24.5 cm long feet. I recommend to use soft, rather elastic leather, not less than 1 millimeter thick (1.5 mm is better) or use lining. Use a thicker and more stiff leather for the sole (2+ mm is better), or use several layers that are glued to each other. You also may add a sheet of rubber to protect your soles. It's also possible to make these boots out of a heavy fabric like denim, or lined fabric. Similar boots made by me withstood several LARP games with sand, grass, dirt, pinecones, etc. easily. Warning: try not to wear them in the watery environment and under heavy rain, as they will soak. IMPORTANT: there is a full set of patterns for the right boot. To have a set of patterns for the left boot please flip the pattern pieces to the other side. Please credit me as the author of the pattern while showing your boots on the Internet. Any modifications of pattern's shape, embroidery, applications, etc. are welcomed! Unleash your imagination! Personal usage of the pattern is FREE unless you plan to receive a commercial profit - please contact me in this case, and we'll discuss the terms. Please pay attention that this listing is for Digital PDF pattern only, so no physical items are included! If you have any issues with downloading the files, please email me at info@wgrass.org, and I'll send you the files by email.

This PDF Tutorial will guide you through the process of making ethnic slippers that can be made in Boho, Fantasy, Islamic styles and so on! You can make your very own slippers for your BJD dolls. These are sturdy enough to put a full size 60+ cm BJD into them. Each step of this tutorial is explained and accompanied with photos, more than 120 photos in total. The tiniest details are shown clearly and captured on the photos. It also has a lot of tips and tricks that I developed through practice and that you won't find anywhere. Tutorials on making dollie footwear, especially the ones with heels, are rare to find. Please refer to the Table of Contents to understand the structure of this PDF Tutorial. Available shoe sizes: - for 6.5 x 2.5 cm feet (Volks SD10/13, etc.), - for 7 x 3 cm feet (Iplehouse EID/SID/nYID, Impldoll Idol, etc.), - for 8 x 3.3 cm feet (Dollshe 16F Diana, Soom SG New male, Ringdoll RGM-3 male, etc.), - for 8.5x3 cm feet (Dollshe 26F Ausley, Amanda, Erica, etc.) An easy scaling method is added in the final part of the tutorial so you can adjust the patterns to both bigger and smaller doll feet. Please pay attention that this listing is for Digital PDF tutorial + pattern only, so no physical items are included! If you have any issues with downloading the files, please email me at info@wgrass.org, and I'll send you the files by email.

This pattern is for ethnic slippers that can be made in Boho, Fantasy, Islamic styles and so on! You can make your very own slippers for your BJD dolls. Available sizes: - for 6.5 x 2.5 cm feet (Volks SD10/13, etc.), - for 7 x 3 cm feet (Iplehouse EID/SID/nYID, Impldoll Idol, etc.), - for 8 x 3.3 cm feet (Dollshe 16F Diana, Soom SG New male, Ringdoll RGM-3 male, etc.), - for 8.5x3 cm feet (Dollshe 26F Ausley, Amanda, Erica, etc.) A brief description is added on assembly of the slippers, for the reference only. If you want more detailed instructions please purchase my "Digital PDF Tutorial + Pattern: Making brocade slippers with heels for BJD dolls" which is also available in this shop. Please pay attention that this listing is for Digital PDF pattern only, so no physical items are included! If you have any issues with downloading the files, please email me at info@wgrass.org, and I'll send you the files by email.