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Step 3Pattern part 2
Fold your base pattern along the centre crease. Then grab another piece of paper and fold it in half lengthways.
Using the base pattern as a guide, draw a shape on one side of the fold (of the piece of paper, not the base pattern) that looks like half a toe sock.
I know that that's really vague, but I'm not too sure how to describe it. For better understanding, look at the pictures. Fold in half and cut for a perfectly symmetrical pattern.
To note:
- The distance between the outer curve and the inner curve at the fold is meant to be the distance from your toes to where ever you want the shoes to cover on your feet.
- The length of the outer curve should equal the perimeter of the base pattern.
- The length of the straight bit at the end of the two curves is the length of how high up your ankle (at the back) you want the shoe to go.
Using the base pattern as a guide, draw a shape on one side of the fold (of the piece of paper, not the base pattern) that looks like half a toe sock.
I know that that's really vague, but I'm not too sure how to describe it. For better understanding, look at the pictures. Fold in half and cut for a perfectly symmetrical pattern.
To note:
- The distance between the outer curve and the inner curve at the fold is meant to be the distance from your toes to where ever you want the shoes to cover on your feet.
- The length of the outer curve should equal the perimeter of the base pattern.
- The length of the straight bit at the end of the two curves is the length of how high up your ankle (at the back) you want the shoe to go.
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