First Pair of Knit Slippers

Ok, so slippers are a big deal in my family. Grandma must have knit over 100 pairs in the 1970s and they're still going strong. Thought I would show Grandma that I can do it too, if she's looking down on me.  Uhm, don't tell her that one foot is slightly bigger than the other and needs frogging... I will deal with that later.  I need non-stick stuff for the bottoms so I don't fall on my face. My first pair.  Instructions from Aunt Maggie's Slippers. http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/maggieslippers.html Posted by Picasa

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