

And wow... following proper felting instructions rather than "I'll toss it in with several loads of laundry" makes a *big* difference with how fast it felts. This only took 15 minutes of agitation... with nothing else in the wash than what was being felted. They look great, and I can already tell I'm going to enjoy wearing them. Plus, with how thick the sole is, there should be no problem with them wearing through all the time. :)
I am a convert, and a new, true devotee of Fiber Trends patterns. It was worth every penny!
5 comments:
I love them-wish I could knit (sigh, yet again)
they look fantastic --- I have that pattern and you are inspiring me to get it out and get a pair of slippers on the needles!
Very cute slippers!!!
hi- i have done one pair of these already for margaret( who made me socks with contest prize yarn) and i am making these for christmas this year. pattern was definitely worth the price.
VERY NICE and Zoe would approve of the color!
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