Tiny Shoe Ornament by Megan Fahey

While my sister was visiting with me, she worked tirelessly on this tiny version of the Victorian Shoe hoping it would be appropriate as a Christmas Tree ornament. I think her instincts were right!

I love this little shoe but I’m not sure you’d ever find me making one this size. The Victorian shoe is difficult enough to make without adding the stress of making it in such a small size. And I am the one in the family who works with miniatures!

Megan’s shoe is 4 inches long and 1 1/2 inches at its widest point across the top of the shoe. The back of the shoe is finished as well with red and white candy stripped paper. Every inch is perfectly finished!

It has a little loop on the back for hanging and a little space under the top of the shoe where one could slip a ring or a charm wrapped in tissue as a special surprise. A few folded $20 bills or a check would fit nicely in there, too!

My sister is new to all of this and I know she would be so thrilled to get comments from some of my dear friends out there to encourage her in her paper crafting endeavors. We’d both love to hear from you! Blessings and Hugs to all…

About Charlotte Zweigoron

Married, retired, never been so busy..! One of my most prized possessions is my very own craft room! And, actually, all the rest of our home is built around that craft room. Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio. I have been living in Georgia for over thirty-five years after a four year stint in Chicago. Crafting, reading and playing Mah Jongg with our circle of friends are my favorite activities right after spending time with my four grandchildren and four great-grandsons. Two of my three grown daughters and one of my two grandgirls live right across the yard from my husband and I. The youngest daughter, her husband, and our grandpups live in our same town. I have been teaching a paper crafting class for over three years and the ladies in the group have become a second family. We are well and truly blessed with people and critters to love..!

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6 Responses to Tiny Shoe Ornament by Megan Fahey

Ann says:

October 27, 2011 at 5:44 pm

That shoe is beautiful. You two definitely inherited the ‘artistic’ gene.
Ann

- Charlotte Zweigoron says:
  
  October 28, 2011 at 2:49 pm
  
  I do think Megan and I hogged the better part of the artistic gene pool in the family. We get it from our Dad. Still, all three of the girls are pretty crafty… uh, you know what I mean!
  
Sharon Brand says:

October 27, 2011 at 8:26 pm

Those would be great for an ornament exchange. You could definitely sell those at a craft show. Absolutely precious.

- Charlotte Zweigoron says:
  
  October 28, 2011 at 2:47 pm
  
  Thank you, Sharon. It certainly would be different and special, right? Now all I have to do is get Sis to make some more.
  
Dana Braun says:

October 28, 2011 at 1:07 am

Ahhhhhh! The apple does not fall far from the sister tree. Lovely! As I’ve stated before, if I were back home in Cincinnati for the holidays and not basking in the Florida snowbird sun, I’d love to have family surrounding me on Christmas morning and each member would be gazing upon this Cinderella slipper with a cash gift neatly rolled within. But alas……it’s Florida for the holidays and no immediate family to be found! Too bad!

- Charlotte Zweigoron says:
  
  October 28, 2011 at 2:45 pm
  
  Dana, your photo showed up with your comment!! How nice! My sister will be so pleased to see your comment… Thanks a bunch!