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Baby Leg Warmers Sewing Tutorial

09/08/13 | Crafts

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Today I have an easy baby leg warmer tutorial for you. When I was pregnant with Delilah I made a few pair of leg warmers and I love how cute they are on her. Now that she is crawling and we have all tile floors I put them on her a lot.

They protect her little knees better than a thin pair of pants and keep her legs warm from the cold tile. With Halloween right around the corner, I wanted to make her some to match the Halloween onesies I’m making for her.

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Baby Leg Warmer Tutorial

Baby Leg Warmers Sewing Tutorial

Yield: One Pair

Turn adult socks into baby leg warmers.

Materials

  • Women’s knee high socks
  • Coordinating thread

Tools

  • Rotary cutter or scissors
  • Sewing Pins
  • Sewing Machine

Instructions

    1. Use your rotary cutter or scissors and make three cuts – one right before the ankle and heal (before where the sock curves), one after the ankle and heal curve, and one right before the toes. 

    Baby Leg Warmer Tutorial

    2. Discard the ankle and toe parts of the sock and should be left with two long and two short pieces. 

    3. Take the two short pieces of the sock and fold them in so that the two wrong sides are touching and the raw edges are aligned. They will become the bottom cuffs.

    Baby Leg Warmer Tutorial

    4. Then take the long piece and sandwich it in between a folded short peice so the raw edges of the long part and the short, folded piece are aligned. (See image below)

    Baby Leg Warmer Tutorial

    5. Pin ends all the way around.

    Baby Leg Warmer Tutorial

    6. Take the baby legs to your sewing machine and sew along the raw edges. (Make sure not to sew the end shut, sew around the edges)

    Baby Leg Warmer Tutorial

    7. Remove the pins and fold the short edge down to reveal your finished pair of leg warmers.

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Category: Crafts

I have a few more pairs of leg warmers to sew, but doesn’t she look so cute in her girl ghost onesie and leg warmers? 

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Kelsey is a wife and mom of four living in Central Florida. She shares recipes, crafts, DIY tutorials and so much more. Her passion is creating with her Silhouette and Cricut machines and sharing free cut files.

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  1. Liseli Chavez says

    10/22/2013 at 1:22 pm

    Help my sewing machine is just eating up my raw edges
    .What do you suggest?

    Reply

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