My old crochet slippers are getting holey, not to be confused with a spiritual experience, they have actual holes on their soles, but don’t worry, their soul’s are just fine.
I had made two sets and I liked them but they turned out way too big.
I wasn’t daunted, though. I crocheted the opening down until my feet didn’t fall out. But they were still way too big. I used the heck out of them anyway, which led to their holiness.
It was time to make a new set, and I vowed this new pair would fit better; no more clown shoes.
I added a flower again.
But alas, good intentions and all that. They did indeed turn out smaller and fit really well but…
But I’m still going to wear the heck out of them. 🙂
These are very easy to make, which is probably why I keep making them. 🙂 And I love tunisian crochet because it creates a thick and cozy fabric.
For my next pair, I’ll definitely create something different, definitely. Yes, definitely.
They look warm and cozy!
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They really are!
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Those are really cool. I’ve never tried Tunisian crochet, so it’s nice to see what you can make out of it.
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Thank you! You can make anything you can dream of out of it. You can even do Tunisian in the round. It’s tricky at first but it can be done. I hate to knit but Tunisian let’s me pretend I can. 🙂
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I love your clown shoes! I’m sure you’ll start a new fashion. Count me in.
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Thank you! But I’m pretty sure that won’t happen. LOL
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They’re pretty clown shoes, and if they keep your feet warm then it’s a win!
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They serve their purpose. 🙂
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They look brilliant, I love things like that, I should try them…. I am still on my cardigan though, I need more time to do all these beautiful things.
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There’s never enough time! I’ve been wanting to make a video on how to make them and just haven’t gotten around to it. Time!
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