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Baby and Toddler Ballet Slippers in Gold Leopard Print with Tulle Bow. Sizes NB - Youth 1 Ballet slippers, made of metallic leopard print fabric with gold leather toes, and crowned with ivory tulle bows, are the perfect accessory for a tutu or any holiday outfit. Can be worn with the ivory satin ribbon tied around the ankle, in a traditional ballet style, or it can be easily removed and the shoe worn as a flat. The shoe is lined with natural canvas for stability, and the sole is beige ultra suede. A hand-stitched insole of soft fleece makes the shoe comfortable to wear. Made in true couture style, with all seams hidden for added comfort. Every shoe is gently handmade with love and care.Note: Elastic can be added, as a Mary Jane strap. Just make note in comments.Presented in an organza bag with tissue and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.US Size-----EU Size----------------Length of Shoe----------Length of FootNew Born....16 EU..........3 ¾ inches............9.5CM............3 1/2 inSize 1.........17 EU...........4 inches..............10.2CM............3 3/4 inSize 2.........18 EU...........4 ¼ inches..........10.8CM............4 inSize 3.........19 EU...........4 1/2 inches.....…11.4CM............4 1/4 inSize 4.........20 EU...........4 3/4 inches........12.1CM............4 1/2 inSize 5.........21 EU...........5 inches..............13CM...............4 3/4 inSize 6.........23 EU...........5 1/2 inches........14 CM..............5 1/4 InSize 7.........24 EU...........5 3/4 inches........14.6 CM...........5 1/2 inSize 8.........25 EU...........6 inches..............15.2 CM...........5 3/4 inSize 9.........26 EU...........6 1/4 inches........15.9 CM...........6 InSize 10.......27 EU...........6 5/8 inches........16.8 CM...........6 1/4 InSize 11........28 EU...........7 inches..............17.8 CM...........6 3/4 InSize 12.......30 EU............7 1/4 inches........18.4 CM...........7 InSize 13.......31 EU............7 5/8 inches........19.4 CM...........7 1/4 InYouth 1.......33 EU............8 inches..............20.3 CM...........7 3/4 InNote: Some feet do not conform to standard sizes by age, please measure for a more accurate fit. If unsure, order next size up. Shoes are non-returnable.All shoes are made to order....please check production length in the shop overview.Special orders for weddings or special occasions are available. Your fabric or provide the color theme.Disclaimer: These are ballet slippers and, as such have soft bottoms...Ultra-suede, a man-made suede cloth. They are not intended to be worn as street shoes, as they do not provide adequate protection.Trim or buttons are firmly attached but shoes are not toys. Trims may cause a choking hazard if swallowed. Please do not let Baby eat her shoes. Hunger may, at times, overcome her fashion sense.This product is an original design. All designs, photos, and copy are the copyright of Revolutionary Soul and are reserved. Please do not duplicate or reuse without permission. Baby Souls is the property of Revolutionary Soul.

34th California Indian Market and Peace Dance: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. May 5-6, San Juan Bautista School soccer lot, The Alameda and Highway 156. Juried fine-art show by Native American, Western and wildlife artists. Indian tacos and fry bread. $1 donation. Under 12 free. www.peacevision.net. Self-Guided Home Tour: 10 a.m. May 5-4 p.m. May 6, Willow Glen, San Jose. Tour beautiful homes and spectacular gardens. Enjoy refreshments and boutiques from local vendors. $40. https://bit.ly/2uYmH0m. Magic and Mystery: 6-10 p.m. May 5, Ascension Cathedral, 4700 Lincoln Ave., Oakland. Includes appetizers, a no-host bar and entertainment by magician and mind reader Dennis Kyriakos. $40. https://bit.ly/2uZOhue.

Bike SL: 9 a.m, May 6, Casa Peralta, 384 West Estudillo Ave., San Leandro, Free family-friendly bike ride, plus lunch and a raffle, Check in at 9 a.m, for route one to Lake Chabot, a challenging mountain bike ride geared toward experienced riders, Check in at 9:30 a.m, for easter gold baby shoe, gold toddler ballet slipper, animal leopard print, little girls wedding shoe, holiday baby shoe, baby sou route two to Marina Park, a flat ride on city streets, escorted by San Leandro police, https://bit.ly/2JyYaSy, Baile en la Calle: The Mural Dances: Tours begin at 11 a.m., noon, 1 and 2 p.m, May 6, Brava Theater Center, 2781 24th St., San Francisco, Baile en la Calle: The Mural Dances draws the Bay Area’s most dynamic dance companies and performing artists to interpret the murals through music and dance, alongside detailed narration by Precita Eyes Muralists docents, Free, http://www.brava.org..

Rose Show: 1-5 p.m. May 6, Lakeside Park Garden Center, 666 Bellevue Ave., Oakland. Vote for your favorite trophy winner, for the People’s Choice award. See which roses grow well in the East Bay at the 71st annual Rose Show. Talk with the gardeners, get your questions answered by trained consulting rosarians, buy a plant or bid in the silent auction. Free. 510-525-4057, www.eastbayroses.org. Spring House Tour and Garden Reception: 1-5 p.m. May 6, Berkeley Woods. The tour will feature 11 open houses built between 1917 and 1974 with strikingly different architectural styles. Tour map, illustrated guidebook and refreshments will be provided. $35-$45. http://berkeleyheritage.com.

Gourmex SF: 7 p.m, May 8, San Francisco War Memorial & Performing Arts Center, The Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Ave., #110, San Francisco, Gourmex SF celebrates Mexican heritage and talent in the gourmet sphere, with food from local restaurants and outstanding chefs,as well as a wine and easter gold baby shoe, gold toddler ballet slipper, animal leopard print, little girls wedding shoe, holiday baby shoe, baby sou spirits tasting, $80-$150, http://gourmexsf.org/index.html, Taste & Toast to Education: 5-8 p.m, May 9, downtown Walnut Creek, Stroll downtown and sample, sip, savor and shop in support of our schools, Coupon book includes a variety of tastes, sips and special offers from 30 plus restaurants and businesses, $40-$50, https://bit.ly/2qj71PA..

Calistoga Food and Wine Event: May 10-12, Calistoga. This annual celebration brings the region’s top chefs and award winning wineries together for a culinary journey that includes wine tastings, a master cooking class, lobsterfest and more. $95-$325. https://bit.ly/2FjydIB. Pillars of Hope Concert Series: 8 p.m. May 12, El Campanil Theatre, 602 W. Second St., Antioch. Featuring music by LaToya London of “American Idol,” Lawrence Beamen of “America’s Got Talent” and the musical sounds of TLD, aka The Lions Den. $30. cultureshockinfinity.com.

Vietnamese-American Arts and Culture Festival: May 12, Fairmont Hotel, 170 S, Market St., San Jose, Parade and outdoor music/dance show, free, from 4-5:30 p.m, The indoor show and dinner is from 5:30-10 p.m, $150, http://aodaifestival.com/, Lobster Feed: easter gold baby shoe, gold toddler ballet slipper, animal leopard print, little girls wedding shoe, holiday baby shoe, baby sou 5:30-8 p.m, May 12, B.R, Cohn Winery and Olive Cil Company, 15000 Sonoma Highway, Glen Ellen, Family-style feast of fresh Maine lobster, prawns, artichokes and corn, paired with B.R, Cohn wines, $100-$125, https://bit.ly/2HoR69M, Aperture Duo in Concert: 5 p.m, May 15, Mertes Center for the Arts Black Box Theater, Las Positas College, 3000 Campus Hill Dr, Livermore, Free, Parking $2, www.apertureduo.com/..

Paso Robles Wine Festival: May 17-20, various locations. More than 70 wineries in Paso Robles Downtown City Park will showcase their wines during the Grand Tasting. Live music. $25-$145. pasowine.com/events/winefest/. Joe Gulla “Faggy at 50”: 8 p.m. May 17-18, Theatre on San Pedro Square, 29 North San Pedro St., San Jose. This monologue is described by Woman Around Town as “warm, surprising, and always honest. Relating his tale in short, Calvin Trillinesque episodes, Joe Gulla conjures incidents involving his wise family, friends and acquaintances in denial of who he was or they were, and a community often coping with discomfort. Must be 18 or older.  $30-$42. www.tabardtheatre.org/tickets.

Maker Faire Bay Area: May 18-20, San Mateo County Event Center, 1346 Saratoga Dr, San Mateo, Featuring over 1200 curated projects across music, art, science, health, robotics and more, https://makerfaire.com/bay-area/, Farm Sanctuary’s Pop-Up Dinner: 6-9:30 p.m, May 18, Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture, General’s Residence, 1 Fort Mason, San Francisco, Features a four-course plant-based meal with beer and wine, educational demonstrations and more, easter gold baby shoe, gold toddler ballet slipper, animal leopard print, little girls wedding shoe, holiday baby shoe, baby sou $125-$200, https://bit.ly/2uX9kxw, New Century Chamber Orchestra – Philip Glass Premiere: 8 p.m, May 18, Oshman Family Jewish Community Center, 3921 Fabian Way, Palo Alto, www.ncco.org/..

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