Do you have a favorite pair of doll shoes? If so, which ones? #DollShoes #BarbieStyle

Get ready to be charmed by these adorable Petite Barbie doll boots, perfect for Momoko or Petite Barbie dolls! Zooming in, you'll find the cutest black winter boots with intricate laces that crisscross up the front, complete with charming little brown soles—it's like they've stepped right out of a fairy tale! In a smaller frame, the doll's legs flaunt these delightful boots paired with stylishly striped black and white jersey stockings. Completing the look, she dons a mini-skirt adorned with playful orange and white candy corns, part of chellywood.com's "Spooky Sewing" series for Halloween 2025. This enchanting ensemble is sure to captivate doll enthusiasts and fashionistas alike! Visit ChellyWood.com for the free, printable PDF sewing patterns and tutorial videos showing how to make the charming ensemble.
Please visit ChellyWood.com for free printable PDF sewing patterns and tutorial videos for making doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes.

If I had to get rid of all my dolls’ shoes and only keep one or two pairs, I’m sure I’d choose my Momoko doll shoes.

Momoko is a doll that’s popular with adult collectors in Japan. Because she’s primarily collected by adults, her shoes have awesome detailing.

The boots that appear at the top of today’s blog post are designed for Momoko. Check out those laces!

Here we see a close-up image of an 8 inch Breyer Rider doll's jeans and red boots. The red boots are very detailed, having a cream-colored tread, red rubbery-looking exterior, a black seam where the rubber meets the tread, and even a tiny white stitching line that shows where the boot and tread are joined. These boots are worn by an 8 inch Breyer Rider doll as the model, but they were designed for Momoko dolls.
Please visit ChellyWood.com for free printable sewing patterns for making doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes.

My red Momoko boots have little stitch marks and treads on the bottom of them.

The cool thing about Momoko’s shoes is that they sometimes fit other dolls too. That’s a Petite Barbie wearing the black boots at the top of this page, and it’s an 8 inch Breyer Rider wearing the red ones just above.

But my favorite shoes for Momoko are a pair of red Mary Janes!

A black or African American Mattel Stacie doll models a pair of handmade socks, and this close-up shows the socks and the lower portion of the brown pleated houndstooth skirt under which her tiny yellow socks are showing. Her feet are standing together, with her little shiny red Mary Janes strapped on. This Stacie doll is about as cute as a doll can be!
Please visit ChellyWood.com for free printable PDF sewing patterns and tutorial videos for making doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes.

Ooh! That tiny gold buckle just makes these shoes so perfect!

My Black Mattel Stacie doll is modeling the Mary Janes in that image above.

Here she is in full:

An African American Stacie doll, made by Mattel, models handmade doll clothes made by Chelly Wood. The doll wears a brown houndstooth print jacket with three-quarter length sleeves over a yellow top. The top is tucked into a brown houndstooth print pleated skirt. The doll also wears yellow knee-high socks made of the same jersey fabric as her sleeveless shirt. Her shoes are bright red Mary Janes. The free PDF sewing pattern for making the socks can be found at ChellyWood.com, and the whole ensemble (without the doll or the shoes) is up for sale as of 1 February 2024, at Chelly Wood dot com.
Please visit ChellyWood.com for free printable PDF sewing patterns and tutorial videos for making doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes.

I love the shine on those little red shoes!

Now it’s your turn… What is your favorite pair of doll shoes? It can be your “dream” pair or even a pair you had as a kid. Or like me, you can tell me all about your favorite shoes from your current collection!

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