Baby bootie saddle shoe pattern wanted

[camelotcavs]

Looking for the two tone saddle shoe pattern for baby booties. I lost mine in a move and have a new grandbaby on the way!

Thanks for any help.

[karin4christ]

Was this a free pattern or from a purchased booklet? If free, have you tried crochet pattern central?

[Empress Busy Bee]

I did a quick search and didn't come up with anything. Doesn't mean they're not out there. If it was a magazine, you'll have to tell us which one and the month if you remember. Maybe someone will have an issue they'll give or sell you. Or we'll find it on eBay.

Otherwise here's CPC's shoes and booties. You can click through and see if there's one there by another name. There's nothing there bye the name saddle or oxford.

 

http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/baby_booties_mittens.php

[EugeneClarence]

http://crochetandknitting.com/baby/slippers.htm

 

EugeneClarence

[tigermom]

The orginal pattern was an Annie's Attic pattern from the 80's. I just saw a booklet in a local Michael's that had all the bootie patterns that look like shoes. I have a few of them but I don't have the saddle shoe one. sorry.

[tlcCreations]

If you are still looking for this pattern, I have it and will share it with you.

[crs5]

This is the name of the book: Annie's Attic Baby Bootie Boutique, Saddle Oxfords

website: Treasured Heirlooms crochet. Go down a ways.

Carol:hook

[Pye]

Would love to have this pattern also.

[PStrong]

If you are still looking for this pattern, I have it and will share it with you.

 

I would love to have it as well!

[Candy Hammans-Goodreau]

I would love the pattern also if you are willing to share. candygoodreau@yahoo.com

[Granny Square]

I know you're a new member, and I don't mean to sound grouchy but It's against forum guidelines, and copyright laws, for members to share patterns (unless the sharer is the designer).  This could get the forum owners into trouble.

 

We can share a link to download a copyright free pattern (where the poster is the designer), or tell you where to puchase a pattern, however.  Here is a link for a (not free) pattern http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/baby-saddle-oxfords (sorry, couldn't find a free one).

 

pssst--It's also not a good idea to post your private e-mail address in a public forum.