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Pool Blue Satin Flower Girl Couture Ballet Slipper, plus 23 colors, Baby, Toddler, and little Girl sizes, Satin and tulle Flower with sparkle.A tutu worthy ballet slipper...perfect for the little flower girl. Hand made to order, of duchess heavy weight satin in your choice of color, with an organza and tulle "puff" on the toe. (Mix and match colors, as you prefer... just put a note in comments.) The slippers can be worn traditionally, with the satin ribbon at the ankle, or is easily removed for an updated fashion flat look. The shoe is lined with natural heavy weight canvas. The sole is ultra suede and the insole is soft fleece. Made in true couture style, with hand-stitched in-soles and all embellishments are stitched, rather than glued. All seams are 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.

14th annual ZinFest Wine Festival: May 18-20, Lodi. Wine, food and entertainment. Main festival noon to 5 p.m. May 19 at Lodi Lake Park, 1101 W Turner Road. Additional weekend activities include a comparative blind tasting of Lodi wines and their counterparts from around the world, as well as winery tours and open houses. $20-$65. http://www.zinfest.com. Lafayette Juniors 19th annual Kitchen Tour: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. May 19. Self-guided tour features special kitchens in six Lafayette homes. The Tour benefits No One Left Behind, Girls Inc., City Slicker Farms, White Pony Express and Contra Costa Crisis Center. $50. Box lunch $15. www.lafayettejuniors.org.

Livermore Wine Country Downtown Street Fair: 10 a.m.-6 p.m, May 19, 10 a.m.-5 p.m, May 20, downtown Livermore, Enjoy wine, craft pool blue satin flower girl shoe, robin egg blue toddler ballet slipper, baby ballet flat, summer wedding shoe, girls shoes,baby brews, arts, crafts, shopping, dining and entertainment, Free, http://bit.ly/2C6hhOY, The Rhythm of Life: 2 p.m, May 19, Hillside Covenant Church, 2060 Magnolia Way, Walnut Creek, Diablo Women’s Chorale spring concert, A journey through different musical genres and eras, from calypso to folk and Gershwin to Sting, $15-$30, www.DiabloWomensChorale.org, iSing Silicon Valley Spring Concert — Sing: 7 p.m, May 19, Basilica Cathedral of St, Joseph, 80 South Market Street, San Jose, 160 singers, ages 10–18, from the upper choirs of the girls’ choral education organization, iSing Silicon Valley, http://isingsv.com/..

Blackhawk Chorus presents “Coast to Coast”: 8 p.m. May 19, 4 p.m. May 20, Lesher Center for the Arts, 1601 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek. Music includes a medley from “Oklahoma,” “Georgia On My Mind,” “I Left My Heart in San Francisco” and many other classic songs. $17-$25. www.blackhawkchorus.com. Historic Old Grandview Ranch Fundraiser: 4-7 p.m. May 19, Saratoga. Enjoy sculpture gardens, art galleries, and food and wine pairings. Take bus at Saratoga High school to estate. $175-$200. www.saratogahistory.com/grandview.

Island City Waterways: 10 and 11:45 a.m., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m, May 19, 20, Crab Cove Visitor Center, Crown Memorial State Beach, Alameda, A cast of 40 actors, dancers and musicians will lead audiences on an easy stroll around Crab Cove for a 75-minute performance that brings to life the cove’s rich history and celebrates the sea, Fun activities along the way and some great pre-show activities, Free, islandcitywaterways.org, Lake County Wine Adventure: 11 a.m.-5 p.m, May 19-20, Lake County wine region, More than 25 wineries, Food, wine and pool blue satin flower girl shoe, robin egg blue toddler ballet slipper, baby ballet flat, summer wedding shoe, girls shoes,baby fun, $25-$65, http://bit.ly/2tS1Ye4..

California Pops Orchestra Presents “American Jubilee”: 3 p.m. May 20, Flint Center, De Anza College, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino. Celebrating the best from American composers such as George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, John Philip Sousa, Glenn Miller, Aaron Copland, Leroy Anderson, and more. $20-$55. 650-856-8432, www.ticketmaster.com. Truth Thursdays: 5-9 p.m., every fourth Thursday beginning May 24 through August, San Leandro Tech Campus, 1600 Alvarado St, San Leandro. The event surrounds the 55-foot tall Truth is Beauty statue. Featuring food trucks, beer, wine, recreational games and live entertainment. http://downtownsanleandro.com/.

BayCon 2018: May 25-28, San Mateo Marriott San Francisco Airport, 1770 S, Amphlett Blvd., San Mateo, This science fiction pool blue satin flower girl shoe, robin egg blue toddler ballet slipper, baby ballet flat, summer wedding shoe, girls shoes,baby and fantasy convention features cosplay, role-playing games, concerts, a Maker Room, teen lounge and more than 200 presentations, seminars and workshops, $80, www.baycon.org, Call of the Sea Gala: 4-9 p.m, June 9, Bay Model Visitor Center, 2100 Bridgeway, Sausalito, Dockside tours of brigantine Matthew Turner and schooner Seaward, Buffet, silent and live auctions and live entertainment, $125, http://callofthesea.org/gala_tickets/..

Winesong Weekend: Sept. 7-8, Mendocino Coast. Pinot Noir Celebration: Meet the Winemakers, 1-4 p.m. Sept. 7. Pinot noir tastings paired with hors d’oeuvres from the Little River Inn. Wine and Food Tasting in the Gardens, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept. 8. Enjoy samplings from wineries as well as beer, spirits, and ciders; plus bites from nearly 50 local and regional artisanal food purveyors, and musicians performing jazz, classical, blues, calypso and folk rock. Silent auction 11 a.m.-3 p.m., live auction, 2-5 p.m. Tickets go on sale April 1. www.winesong.org.

By Peggy McGlone | Washington Post, Washington, D.C.’s Hirshhorn Museum’s current exhibition on 1980s pop art raises serious questions about consumerism, marketing and the artist as a brand, but it also spotlights a less cerebral issue facing many museums today, Where do they get all those old video monitors, and how come they still work?, It’s simple: The Hirshhorn has a guy, Kurt Sadler is the museum world’s secret weapon, an old-tech guru who operates out of a warehouse in the suburbs of Minnesota’s Twin Cities, He sells and services the retro monitors that are critical for exhibitions such as the Hirshhorn’s “Brand New: Art and pool blue satin flower girl shoe, robin egg blue toddler ballet slipper, baby ballet flat, summer wedding shoe, girls shoes,baby Commodity in the 1980s,” a multi-artist, multimedia examination of a decade that features many time-based works — video, film, slide and computer-generated imagery..

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