They are knitted in Bendigo Woollen Mills Rustic 12ply in the colourways Pacifica (soles and cuffs) and Cayenne for the uppers.
And now I have warm feet again and hopefully will be able to shake off my chilblains.
Saturday, 31 July 2010
Warm feet
I have made several pairs of these felted clogs over the years. A pair for myself, gifts and house slippers for guests (we try to keep a shoe free house). I have had to darn my slippers quite a few times now and finally decided it was time for a new pair. So this week, over a couple of evenings, I whipped up this pair. And as we have a reasonable amount of water at the moment I thought I could justify a bit of felting.
They are knitted in Bendigo Woollen Mills Rustic 12ply in the colourways Pacifica (soles and cuffs) and Cayenne for the uppers.
And now I have warm feet again and hopefully will be able to shake off my chilblains.
They are knitted in Bendigo Woollen Mills Rustic 12ply in the colourways Pacifica (soles and cuffs) and Cayenne for the uppers.
And now I have warm feet again and hopefully will be able to shake off my chilblains.
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6 comments:
See? And I want to make those felted clogs! They look great!
They look very cosy!
Look very cosy, these clogs. I agree: feet have to be warm. But mine are a bit too hot, most of the time, at least the past few weeks.
Did you use the washing machine to felt them?
Oh the chilliness - I'm still trying to ward it off too!!
Fabulous slippers! Love the color choices you made and they look so cozy.
Thanks for the kind comments everyone. And Annie I did use a washing machine plus a bucket of very cold water!
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