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    Alice 8130

    Burda
    Burda Moden
    FREE! 17 Dec 2007
    75x75
    Burda Sizes:
    one size see size chart
    Notes:

    Slippers for cosy warm feet all winter long. We named them Alice, since they look like they came from Wonderland..

    Amount of Fabric:
    1/4 yard
    Recommended Fabrics:
    heavy felt
    Difficulty:
    Square Square_off Square_off Square_offVery Easy
    Rating:
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    User Creations:
    75x75
    75x75
    75x75
     
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reviews (8)

  • katrena

    katrena 17 Dec 2007 11:33PM

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    these will and would make some last minute gift items for Uncle Roy or Aunt Betty i think i will have to enlarge the sole to fit Uncle Roy

  • Truovrld

    Truovrld 18 Dec 2007 03:06AM

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    Any idea if I could work a lift into these? My right leg is 1/2 inch shorter than my left leg and I refuse to pay to have a lift put into house shoes. Extra felt maybe?

  • alwazthelady

    alwazthelady 26 Dec 2007 08:14AM

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    Nice job, pattern is easy and quick to make. I added cotton batting cut to the measurements for a softer sole. Might work for the person looking to add that 1/2 inch to the height too. And instead of single bias tape, I used the foldover variety, makes a nice smooth edge to slipper. Suggest "puff paint" as a non-skid surface or the tape you use on rugs to keep them from sliding. And here is a link for a treatment with caulking http://allbuttonedup.wordpress.com/2007/09/18/making-slippers-non-slip/ that someone else came up with.

    God bless and have fun!

  • Silva

    Silva 31 Dec 2007 12:26PM

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    I love it

  • camilaustral

    camilaustral 12 Jan 2008 10:46AM

    for lift i wuold suggest sponge, like the one on camping mats (the color ones) because its more resistant (i speak spanish, i don't know if those things are called "camping mats" :P)

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