Felted wool slippers pattern

In December I took a trip to Bisbee, AZ, to visit my son, his lovely wife, and my grandson. What a BEAUTIFUL area to visit! The people, th...

Slipper clogs made from felted sweaters...as opposed to the Felted Slipper Clogs I usually make. I've been making the Fibre Trends Felted Slipper Clogs for quite a few years now and they are always well-received as gifts (we all LOVE them). My parents each have two pairs and have brought them back to me a few times now so that I could put new bottoms on (from felted sweaters) since they wear them so much that they wear holes in them (yes I do accuse them of being "shufflers" and give them a…

For your lovely knitted and felted wool slippers you'll need:Felting wool , for UK shoe size 6 you'll need around 200g. I used Wash+Filz it! from Schachenmayr.double pointed needles (dpns), 8mm washing machine How to knit your wool slippers:1. Cast on 36 stitches and start by knitting stockinette stitch for 35 rows. This is the heel end of your slipper.You can use 2 of your dpns for this. If you find that there are too many stitches for the length of your needles you can use 8mm straight…

Just after Christmas, Sharon showed her grandson, Colby, and her son-in-law, Daniel, how to make their own wet felted slippers.

Felted Slipper Free Knitting Pattern

These rustic women ENVELOPE slippers is a unique footwear you can’t find in any other shop. Its manufacturing technology of layering wool in specific way to make your feet look smaller was created by Bure Bure founder Inga Samusiene. Slippers are 100 % handfelted from natural wool. Each pair feat

Stylist Rachel O'Brien heads to the Fluff-a-torium in Dorking and learns how to make felt slippers with felt guru Gillian Harris

Cosy Slippers From Your Old Woolly Jumper: Whoops....Shrunk your favourite woolly in the wash? Never mind, try making these cosy slippers and you should have plenty left to make other goodies (more instructables to follow). These lovely warm slippers can be made in an evening if you are sti…

I was introduced to wool insoles by Wildling shoes. I bought them with my Cranes because I knew they were going to be a little big on me. I wanted the insoles to take some of the extra space my sho…

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