Wednesday, January 16, 2013

My daughter's Crochet Slippers

 

 

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As you can see I am in love with this color. I thought it will be easy to make it, well it was. 


 You really need to see as you go and check the size. The main thing is to continue try as you crochet. My daughter was home and I kept trying on her.
 
Step #2, you will stop the round, and step #3, you will start the row until you reach #4. Step #5, stitch from the inside.

Finally here it is.


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Before I cut the yarn, I added the chain. Only if you wish.

If you are like me, I prefer picture DIY than patterns.

Happy Crochet! I always love to read your comment.

12 comments:

  1. Oh those are just too cute!!!

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  2. Super cute! I love how they tie!!! MUST LEARN TO CROCHET!!!!!

    Did you see my latest post, Sara? I think it would be of help to you!

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    1. Thank you Diana! I will head over your blog and check it out! Thanks!

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  3. Super cute!!! Love the color too! Thanks so much for sharing the great tutorial! Would love to have you visit me sometime.
    Have a fabulous weekend!
    Hugs from Portugal,

    Ana Love Craft
    www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com

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  4. Very cute and they look so warm! I need me some of these :)

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  5. I saw your link on Sew Can Do Craftastic Monday Link party. What cute slippers! The pictures help explain a lot for the diy. My post is #164. I am your newest follower:)

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  6. Cute!!! Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!

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  7. These are as cute as CANDY! I love 'em. Linda

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  8. These look wonderful! I'd like to make a pair- where do you get/ how do you make the flowers you mentioned?

    Thanks
    Barker Marine

    Men Shoes UK

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  9. These are so cute! I recently picked up knitting as a hobby. Now I'm quite fond of knitting my own clothes and accessories. Of course there are a vast array of slippers for women out there on the market today, but I wouldn't mind learning how to crochet them for my own personal knowledge. Thanks for sharing!

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