Now I have a special request to make another pair for our daughter-in-love. She'd like hers in opposite colours and it crossed my mind that she would like them different so they wouldn't get mixed up. Hah - her feet are little bitty so there's not a chance!!
While I was at it, I used up some of my leftover felting yarn and made this little bag...
Both are made using Paton's Classic Wool yarn and the pattern for the slippers is the Felted Clogs from Fiber Trends. The purse is the Dumpling Bag pattern by Sharon Dreifuss which can be found on Ravelry.
The poking and proding and bloodletting portion of this post refers to the yearly visit to the doctor that I had to do today. Always a joyful proposition, but I have to say our doctor makes the whole process actually a good experience. She's definitely a gem!
Today's quote, from William James.... "To change one's life: Start immediately. Do it flamboyantly. No exceptions"
Let's hope all your doctor results are good. And I love the giant felted slippers! and the idea of the tiny "matching" ones.
ReplyDeleteDon't you love it when your kids ask you to make something for them! I sure do. Great projects and sorry you had the bloodletting.
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Is there anything you can't do? You are so gifted! Take care my friend.
ReplyDeleteThose slippers are fabulous and the purse too...very sweet:)
ReplyDeleteAnd here I was thinking the bloodletting was due to needles of a different sort..... :-O .....neat slippers and that bag is so cute!
ReplyDeleteGlad the bloodletting was intentional and not from a tragic knitting needle accident. Great slippers!
ReplyDeleteDeb
those slippers are amazing!!!
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