Sorry, I´m not good at explaining. I made a drawing. Hope this makes it clearer:

While the little one was sleeping I made a bib from a free pattern found here:
http://www.nicolemdesign.com.au/tips/index.html#bib

Here is the result.
The baby is now awake and hungry, so I got an action shot (impossible to make her smile. Too hungry I guess)


And the back:

Here is the pattern for the shoes. It´s really simple but I hope it can be useful anyway.
I am just posting a photo of the pattern, but put in a 1cm reference mark, so that it should be easier to scale. This size fits my 6 month old.



When sewing the top fabric an lining together i sew along the solid line on the front (with rubberband attached), and THEN cut down the middle and toward the corners. Hope that makes sense (?)

Step 2 is folding the top an lining apart (and iron flat), and then sewing the heel seem.

Step 3 is attaching the sole to the outside fabric and the sole lining to the lining fabric. I leave an opening in the lining for turning.

Thanks for all the nice comments ladies!

I´m getting my DH to scan the pattern at the office
Since we don´t have a scanner at home I usually scan at work my self, but I am currently on maternity leave so it´s a it of a hassle you see.

Or maybe I´ll just post a pic. Eitherway Ill have a pattern up for you in a couple of days.

And completely off topic: I am probably buying my very first serger tomorrow. YAY! Old, and used but functional and at a good price too. I´ve wanted one for so long now and think it will be good for learning the "serger-basics".

So lovely

I have drafted a pattern with a similar shape, but haven´t got around to making it. You just inspired me. Thanks.

They are really cute. Good job!
Now I want to make one too (this happens a lot reading this forum  )

That is so clever. Very good job, and cute fabric too

In my part of the world the kids usually nap outdoors in their stroller. Gotta think about where I might use something like this because I´d really like to make one.

WOW!
I want one! I love the shape of the bag, I love the size of it and I love the fabric!
Your MIL is one lucky woman.

I really love the shape of the dress. Beautiful. What pattern did you use?

Thanks

Got the fabric in Oslo, Norway. But it is also avalilable here: http://www.fabric.com/SearchResults2.aspx?Source=Header&SearchText=brassiere&CategoryID=1d5f47dc-9991-4088-93f3-26a376046a5e
Much cheaper than I had to pay for it too.