How darling! I remember taking my daughter to get fitted for shoes when she was little. Of course, she hasn't worn buckle shoes in forever...sophomore in college.
Seems all little girls want a pair of red shoes at least once during childhood. My girl did, and as for me, I had to have red pappagallo's in high school <3 xx z
I LOVE OLD SHOES!!! I HAD ALL MY KIDS WEAR SADDLE SHOES!!!!! AND WHY??? I HATED THEM WHEN I WAS A KID!!! THE RED BUCKLE UPS:) LOVE HOW YOU DISPLAY ALL YOUR GOODIES!!!!
Those darling shoes have carried some sweet little feet along their way. Can't help but imagine what the child might have looked like that wore them. Who knows, maybe they were worn by more than one. I would say probably. The little red ones are my fav too! So cute!!
Dear Laura, I LOVE anything small and these little shoes are all so lovely. I love to imagine who wore them. Like everyone has said before me, I had a pair just like the red buckle shoes. I don't know if you have Clarkes shoes over there but, that's where my mum and dad bought our shoes and we bought our childrens shoes. .....but, I'm as interested in the gorgeous suitcases. I'm very into suitcases at the moment and bought an old, childrens one last week.I love the colour of yours. XXXX
How adorable! I can almost envision the precious children who donned those sweet little shoes and, in my mind, hear their innocent laughter, as they ran gleefully around the playyard. I, too, am drawn to children's vintage items, Laura. ;)
Have a beautiful week!
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Oh, I had some red buckle shoes like that and have been semi-consciously trying to return to them ever since, I think! No doubt Freud would have something to day...
Oh how these little shoes remind me of my son's first pair of walking shoes. He is now in a size 13. I am a recent subscriber to your beautiful blog and I love reading your posts as they are delivered to my online mailbox...thank you and hugs Maryjane
I was in an antique market on Wednesday and saw a little pair of roller skates. Remember the one where you strapped the skates on to the bottom of your shoes? Made me think of this post. Ahhh...the good old days.
I really do love this post and all the images! Featured it today on my blog. Whenever you have time, please have a look at: http://Lapouyette-unddiedingedeslebens.blogspot.com Hope that you like it.
And I do hope that you will be not effected by 'Irene', what a terrible thing for everybody living in New York and near the East coast. Keep safe.
Oh, those red shoes are adorable!
ReplyDeleteRED BUCKLE SHOES!!!!! They are all adorable but those steal my heart.
ReplyDeleteAnnette
I'm with you on the red buckles shoes! Where did all these cuties come from? I love 'em.
ReplyDeleteAww, adorable!!! I love those shows and reminds me of my little ones who are growing way too quick.
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH ~ I had the same red shoes when I was a little one. What a wonderful memory you have brought back. They were my favourites ;-)
ReplyDeleteHow darling! I remember taking my daughter to get fitted for shoes when she was little. Of course, she hasn't worn buckle shoes in forever...sophomore in college.
ReplyDeleteso cute Laura...we just went throught the "shoe tote" today - the kids and I - but didn't find anything as cute as those!! too bad....
ReplyDeletewhat a cute collection -
xo+blessings,
Anne Marie
Something about baby shoes that are just irristable! Too cute!
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Carole
What is it about little shoes?
ReplyDeleteSeems all little girls want a pair of red shoes at least once during childhood. My girl did, and as for me, I had to have red pappagallo's in high school <3
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z
a flood of memories just now... I bought my three kids shoes just like these at a store called Mrs. Bloom's shoes for kids ... in the 1970's ...
ReplyDeletewe called the leather buckle shoes, Mary Janes
to see those little shoes makes me want to kiss the darling child that used to wear them. precious. Bestest,Denise
ReplyDeleteI LOVE OLD SHOES!!! I HAD ALL MY KIDS WEAR SADDLE SHOES!!!!! AND WHY??? I HATED THEM WHEN I WAS A KID!!! THE RED BUCKLE UPS:) LOVE HOW YOU DISPLAY ALL YOUR GOODIES!!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love love love those red shoes!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such delightful pictures...loved each and every one!
ReplyDeleteThose darling shoes have carried some sweet little feet along their way. Can't help but imagine what the child might have looked like that wore them. Who knows, maybe they were worn by more than one. I would say probably. The little red ones are my fav too! So cute!!
ReplyDeleteDear Laura,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE anything small and these little shoes are all so lovely. I love to imagine who wore them. Like everyone has said before me, I had a pair just like the red buckle shoes. I don't know if you have Clarkes shoes over there but, that's where my mum and dad bought our shoes and we bought our childrens shoes.
.....but, I'm as interested in the gorgeous suitcases. I'm very into suitcases at the moment and bought an old, childrens one last week.I love the colour of yours. XXXX
In my mind, I question "who walked on it?"
ReplyDeleteThe little shoes are so nice!
Have a nice day laura!!
Oh, these shoes are made for walking... ;o)
ReplyDeleteWho walked in this shoes?
Very nice pictures! I loooooove the red one!!
Have a nice day. Lilli
I have also the first one here in our house...nice to see them by you....love from me....xxx...
ReplyDeletePrecious shoes in this collection.
ReplyDeleteOh Laura they are all so cute but the red ones are my favorite too!
ReplyDeleteHello Laura,
ReplyDeleteAwe, so sweet. I love all of the photos. Once again your photos are incredible.
Smiles, Paula
Every girl needs a pair of red shoes.
ReplyDeletei wore those red buckle shoes..... !!!! are you sure they arent mine??? kindergarden...i actually remember them...
ReplyDeleteLove childrens' shoes and all of the fun times that must have gone with them:)
ReplyDelete~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens
Hi Laura.....had the saddle shoes and the red buckled ones as a kid.....ah memories!!!!
ReplyDeletegail
How adorable! I can almost envision the precious children who donned those sweet little shoes and, in my mind, hear their innocent laughter, as they ran gleefully around the playyard. I, too, am drawn to children's vintage items, Laura. ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful week!
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Who doesn't love red shoes?
ReplyDeleteAw Buster Brown...you were my first shoe crush!
Deb
Hi Laura
ReplyDeleteI love little old shoes! I have a red pair which I love to bits. They are such nice souvenir to keep.
Isabelle x
Oh, Laura, I adore all your shoes...I'm sort of a shoe nut, especially wee ones! The way you display them, too, is so charming.
ReplyDeleteOh, I had some red buckle shoes like that and have been semi-consciously trying to return to them ever since, I think! No doubt Freud would have something to day...
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ReplyDeleteOH my, what adorable shoes! And what a wonderful job staging them...I LOVE it! Thanks for sharing your fabulous style...
ReplyDeleteOh how these little shoes remind me of my son's first pair of walking shoes. He is now in a size 13. I am a recent subscriber to your beautiful blog and I love reading your posts as they are delivered to my online mailbox...thank you and hugs
ReplyDeleteMaryjane
So romantic, so lovely pics!
ReplyDeleteClaudia
love your photos! They are so beautifully done!!
ReplyDeleteSO SWEET!
ReplyDeleteHello Laura!
ReplyDeleteAdorable this publication... They are all a few charming zapatitos.
The shoes that we have used to go to the school always were the most comfortable.
Precious!
Natalia
So cute shoes!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Charo
I was in an antique market on Wednesday and saw a little pair of roller skates. Remember the one where you strapped the skates on to the bottom of your shoes? Made me think of this post. Ahhh...the good old days.
ReplyDeleteI really do love this post and all the images!
ReplyDeleteFeatured it today on my blog. Whenever you have time, please have a look at:
http://Lapouyette-unddiedingedeslebens.blogspot.com
Hope that you like it.
And I do hope that you will be not effected by 'Irene', what a terrible thing for everybody living in New York and near the East coast. Keep safe.
Greetings from PĂ©rigord,
Karin
These are lovely and artful photos. I enjoy your blog quite a bit.
ReplyDeleteLaurel
http://www.abundantempress.blogspot.com
Beautiful images! I love vintage kiddie shoes!
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