It was a quick and simple project and didn't take much more than an afternoon, but somehow I forgot how I did certain steps between slipper one and slipper two. Ha!
Small amounts of leftover yarn were perfect for the pattern. Add your own flower or embellishment, and voila!
Also, taking pictures of your own feet is harder than I thought it would be...
(Anyone else have memories of 'ice skating' in your slippers on the kitchen floor with your siblings?)
I am sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Thank you for the bracelet. It is hanging on my wall with a to do list. I got it the day of the move and I am so grateful it didn't get lost in the mess. My grandma made us all slippers and the yarn she used felt like razor blades on the bottom of your feet. LOL we wore them whenever she was around. I think I am going to make slippers for anyone who comes over so they can keep my floors clean..Wood floors seem like alot of work..maybe a pair for Buddy!! Blessings
ReplyDeleteYour slippers look nice - I like those colors together and the flowers are a perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't have crocheted slippers when we were younger, but we did ice skate with our socks on the wood floor in the living room - so much fun. :)
In one afternoon?! You are amazing! It would take me alot longer and it would not come out as nice as yours!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Joanne
Those are super cute. We do most of our skating around here in wool socks.
ReplyDeleteLove them! And the color combo is perfect - gray for the winter still hanging on and green for the spring waiting to be sprung! :o)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I made some this weekend and the colors look super similar! I posted about it on my blog yesterday!
ReplyDeletesooooo lovely!! my favorite!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute slippers.
ReplyDeleteI have never crocheted slippers, just knitted them.