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  Jul 6, 2009, 09.43 AMby midwestmaniac

  These are too cute! So glam, so right! Kristen, for the no-slip bottom, Hancock Fabrics carries a product called “Jiffy-Grip” It is a packaged fabric that looks exactly like what they use on a child’s footy pajamas. I use it for all of my slippers. You can google jiffy grip and find many other places to purchase it as well.

  http://www.hancockfabrics.com/Jiffy-Grip-Fabric-11-X24——White-Front-Page_stcVVproductId47584132VVcatId537258VVviewprod.htm
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  Mar 11, 2008, 02.20 PMby starlightcheese

  My feet were cold, and I was cruising around BurdaStyle . . . I remembered there was a slipper pattern called Alice. I just whipped up a pair of these in about 20 minutes . . . I didn’t even print the pattern out, I just traced it from the computer screen. I used fleece, and found that it wasn’t sturdy enough on the bottom. Since I had already sewn them, I could very well double up the bottom pieces. Instead I sewed a back heel-piece onto them to make them into more of a “bootie” type slipper. They fit alot more snug now. I haven’t finished any of the edges or anything, but I only intend to wear them around the house.

  As for a no-slip bottom . . . try putting some puff-fabric paint on the bottom in squiggles or circles . . . or even star shapes!
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  Dec 26, 2007, 06.43 AMby queenb

  absolutely stunning!!!
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  Dec 18, 2007, 04.09 AMby squirrellypoo

  ooh how glam! I love them…