Feet come in many sizes, but big or small feet get cold. Slippers warm the heart and the feet. Here's our first round of slippers. They are darling, warm, and so nicely made. Thank you Liz (minnisoda over on Crochetville). Not the most artistic picture I've taken or even the most clear. yikes, must have moved my hand. I wanted to line these up so you could see the variety in sizes of these adodrable 8 pairs of crocheted slippers. By the time you read this schedule post (as 99.9% of the posts are); they are warming the feet of kids and mom's living in the temporary housing at Faith Mission.I left Liz a message, regarding what pattern she used and when I find out will post, if possible. Looks like a good one that would go quickly and with the variety of sizing available what a bonus.
2010
Scarves 263
Hats 417
Mittens 45 pairs
Socks 77
Slippers 8 pairs
Ghans 3
Squares 126 (since Give a Square
Keep you hooks and needles flying folks. The need is great. You are all important and so very much appreciated. Keep up the good work.
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Very nice! I recently had to throw out my old slippers and it seemed to take forever until the new ones came in. I missed them so much! I do have trouble with my feet though. I wear slippers all day long. I am so blessed to be able to just buy a new pair when I need one. These folks depend on our generosity to take care of their cold feet. Kudos to Liz for filling that need.
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