Here's the pattern. It was an easy knit... I thought they were going to be really big, but washing helped them a lot. It was fun seeing them take shape. Oh, and they have a name: Sugar Plum Slippers! :)
ETA: Pattern link fixed :) (I'm not endorsing the site and content, just the pattern.)
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Those look so warm and comfy. I envy people who can create wearable art!
ReplyDeleteLove the slippers, they look comfy. No finished object for me today but you need to check out my newest post. Too Cute!
ReplyDeleteOOOh...those look so cozy. They just call for a cup o hot chocolate and a spot in front of the fireplace!
ReplyDeleteI am excited to join you on Finished Object Friday :)
ReplyDeleteI love that you name your creations, just an extra personal touch :)
charity, the pattern didn't show up! Can you try to re link it again for us? Thanks. Can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteOk, I think it's fixed. Can't wait to see your slippers! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Charity!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of yarn did you use and what size needles? Thanks
ReplyDeleteI used size 6, and Sugar and Cream yarn. I love working with cotton yarns! :) This is a large skein I bought on sale. You can also see it in last week's FOF - the in-progress dishcloth.
ReplyDeleteHi there, I don't have anything to link to - sorry!! I found you via S&T and loved your site so popped back to have another look! Those sox rock!! They look so toasty warm!!
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I used to knit slipper similar to these, but now I've forgotten how!
ReplyDeleteYou were kind enough to tell me which camera you used to take those teapot shots, but I'd LOVE to know the model. I'm seriously wanting to buy one, and there are so very many. I'm confused. Please email me:
smilingsal55 AT yahoo DOT com
THEY ARE GREAT!!
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