In amongst other activity yesterday, I finally got these finished! They still have a little drying to do, but are basically done.
Just for fun, I measured them before and after felting. I just did length because the width is kind of variable over the length of them. Before felting, they were around 15 inches long.
And after felting they are around 10 1/2 or so long.
The pattern is Felt Clogs, written by Bev Galeskas and the yarn is Ella Rae Classic in color 335. This is a good pattern and yields pretty consistent results, so anyone wanting to try to felt some slippers – this is a good one to try! Does anyone else use this pattern? Or have a different one to recommend?
Quite A Yarn 
Excited to see how well your came out. I am trying them with Patons North America Classic Roving, and yes, the one I knit so far is ginormous!!! Making these for a size 11 daughter and have never tried felting slippers before, so we shall see…
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I am a women’s size 10. I made the large, and they came out just about right, but I felted them pretty aggressively. They are nice and cozy!
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Those turned out great! I have knit that pattern. They really are a lot of fun:)
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I thought you had mentioned you had made them! They are fun to do 🙂
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I use the Duffers pattern when I make felted slippers. I’ve made French Press slippers too, but they were fiddley. I might try these slippers next. I usually make my MIL a pair of felted slippers every year.
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That’s a nice gift! I will look for that Duffers – always good to try something a little different!
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Yours are so well formed. Mine end up looking odd and deformed. LOL!
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Oh, mine are too right out of the washer! I just stick my feet in them and smooth them out until they are shaped kind of like I want them. They are still a little goofy looking, but tolerable 🙂
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These look so cozy!
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