Quilted Christmas Booties
Make a cozy Christmas gift with this simple bootie pattern. Quilted Christmas Booties keep toes toasty on chilly winter nights with fluffy batting and foam soles. Make a few of these quilted slippers in different fabrics so that you can wear them all winter long. You can also adapt the pattern to make these slippers in different sizes for the entire family. Your children, grandchildren, and loved ones will adore these handmade slippers. Quilted Christmas gifts are very popular because they are so durable. Your family can wear these slippers year after year, every Christmas.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteWeekend project
Primary TechniqueWhole Cloth
MATERIALS:
Note: This pattern uses Free Spirit fabric (100% cotton) “Christmas Snowmen” collection by Hallmark. The fabric is approx. 112 cm (44 inches) wide.
- sewing machine
- iron
- ironing board
- straight pins
- OUTER FABRIC: Free Spirit fabric, art. QHM8000-MULTI – 50 cm (20 inches)
- LINING FABRIC: Free Spirit fabric, art. QHM79000-REDXX – 50 cm (20 inches)
- FOR THE WARM INNER LAYER: high-loft batting/wadding from Freudenberg, art. 280, 90cm (36 inches) wide – 25 cm (10 inches)
- FOR THE SOLES: foam rubber (e.g. from DIY centre), approx. 1 cm (3/8 inch) thick – 60x25 cm (24x10 inches)
- Coats Duet sewing thread (art. 4645100) in a matching colour – we recommend red, colour 04609
- Shoe and sole patterns
INSTRUCTIONS:
Notes:
- The fabrics may shrink during the first washing. For this reason, we recommend that you wash the fabrics before beginning to cut and sew your booties.
- The patterns provided is to scale, please check the correct size of your print out with the help of the control square. The pattern does not include seam allowance.
- When cutting out pieces, add 1 cm (3/8 inch) wide seam allowances around all edges.
- Shoe piece: for each bootie, cut 2 pieces from each fabric and also 2 batting pieces
- Sole: for each bootie, cut 2 pieces from lining fabric and also 1 piece of foam rubber
- First quilt the outer fabric and the batting together. To do this, lay the fabric on the batting, with the right fabric side facing up. Stitch vertically and horizontally along the lines of the checked print.
Tip: After each construction step, press all seams and edges. This makes sewing easier and makes the seams look neater.
- For each bootie, lay the shoe pieces of outer fabric together, right sides facing. Stitch the back seam. Press the seam open. Stitch the lining pieces together in the same manner. Then lay the lining unit on the outer unit, right sides facing. Stitch together from each seam mark (1) to center back seam. Now lay the outer pieces together again and stitch
together from seam mark 1 to seam mark 2. Stitch the lining pieces together in the same manner.
- For each sole, lay the fabric pieces together, wrong sides facing, then lay the foam rubber piece between the fabric layers. Stitch all three layers together, around outer edges. Stitch sole to top unit. On inside of bootie, finish edges of allowances with zigzag stitching. Turn bootie right side out. Make the second bootie in the same manner. Your warm booties are ready to wear!
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GGS
Sep 04, 2013
note that the pdf file is sized for size A paper - not the 'letter' size we are familiar with in the USA - so when it prints, a sliver of the pattern is cut off. Print the pattern at 100% (no scaling) and enough of the pattern will print so that you can make the booties. If you want to make them smaller - just scale down the pattern. If you want to make them larger, take them to a copier and enlarge onto ledger size paper.
cakanaw 9411056
Apr 24, 2013
I have been WANTING a pattern like this So I've tried to print it got page just fine got copies of page both of which did NOT have the heel part I'd guess about an inch is missing and never ever got page three I tried SEVERAL times to print that page only AFTER it did NOT print when I did the first printing Just kept coming up an error occurred Also I don't know if my print on page is to scale or not because I have no idea how much cm is I do know I printed on x standard size sheet of paper and part of the heel is missing and when I held the print up to my screen it was NOT the same size I printed at as I didn't know what else to do Rather dissappointing to finally find a pattern and then have no…Read More fun trying to get it for real nit just a computer picture LOL boohoo
cakanaw 9411056
Apr 24, 2013
I tried AGAIN today to print page 3 and got the same NO printing result. How can I get the pattern to print. It is NOT my printer, it works for EVERYTHING but your page 3 of this pattern. Please HELP. Thanks-I think-LOL
marsuecom 8427807
Nov 17, 2017
I was able to print out the first page but when it came to the second page with the patterns, there was not an option to print. ???? I am having the same problem
GGS
Sep 04, 2013
you might want to try downloading the free pattern software from Wild Ginger - they have a similar bootie pattern that you can adjust to your foot size.
JennyBee1
Nov 17, 2011
@pvbryant 4494931, The pattern is available as a PDF file. Simply click on the link in the materials list called "Shoe and sole patterns." The patterns should automatically download to your computer. You will need the latest version of Adobe installed on your computer in order to open and view the pattern. I hope this helps! --Editors of FaveQuilts
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