Here they are!!! The 3rd pair of Turkish Slippers!!!! It's taken awhile to get this pic up, but it's finally happened!!! hehe ^_^ I think i'll be taking a little break on these now...but I'm sure, I'll return to this pattern sometime in the future!!!
Just thought I'd share my favourite pair of slippers as well!!! My grandmother made these about 4 years ago....and they're still kickin' around. I think I ought to put in a request for a new pair though...the bottoms are starting to wear a little thin! Yes, I know how to knit now and maybe I should make my own, but when I wear these I think of her and it wouldn't "seem" right if she didn't make them for me!!! ^_^ (I've been wearing this type since I was a little girl.)
Posted at 02:05 pm by lana-diane
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Leanne
February 17, 2007 08:42 PM PST
Please... please tell me you have a pattern for your slippers? My grandmother used to make slippers almost identical to yours above. She called them service socks. My grandma passed away in 2002 and passed down her pattern to me but sadly this past summer our home caught on fire and I lost everything. I miss her, her slippers and all her patterns terribly. If you know someone with a pattern like the one above please e-mail a copy to wayne_leanne@hotmail.com. I would be forever thankful. |
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Inga
August 27, 2006 10:45 AM PDT
Hi,
can you tell me, wat must i knitting from the work-backsite ? Or front ?
I have the Free pattern from Phentex, aber i dont no....i can not the Cuff´s ! Sorry, my englisch is small.
Can you help me ? Per picture ??
Plaese send mail to me:
Norfisk@freenet.de
Thank you
and best greetings from Nord-Germany from
Inga |
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Brittni
June 22, 2005 03:27 PM PDT
Oh I forgot. My email address:
simp_le_ton@yahoo.com |
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Brittni
June 22, 2005 03:26 PM PDT
Hey there. Is there any way I can get the pattern for these slippers? They are quite lovely, and I would love to make my step-mother a pair for Christmas. Thank you and take care |
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lana
January 7, 2005 12:03 AM PST
hehe! Yeah sounds funny really, doesn't it! ^_^ |
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Missy
December 13, 2004 09:05 PM PST
These Turkish slippers are for your Nan, right? That's so cool that now you're knitting her slippers! ^_^ |
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lana
December 12, 2004 09:57 AM PST
Yeah somethings like that shouldn't change, even as we grow and learn new things. ^_^ hehe |
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Missy
December 11, 2004 08:53 PM PST
Lookin' good, Lana! ^_^ I like the kickin' up your heels look in the photo, and with the tree it's so Christmassy! Nice pic of the slippers your Nan made too. I have a pic I'm going to post on my blog of my favourite socks that Nan D knit me... they've been darned already and are unravelling again from constant use! haha. I agree with the sentiment of thinking of her everytime I wear them. That's why I always ask for them for Christmas! ^_^ |
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lana
December 11, 2004 09:36 AM PST
Oh yes they sure do!!!! It's probably best to knit them a little smaller than the length of your foot, so they'll stretch to fit. After awhile if they start feeling a little loose, I just wash them to shrink them little!!! ^_^
Hope you join!!!! ^_^ They're a breeze to make! |
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Joni
December 9, 2004 12:23 AM PST
The Turkish slippers are so attractive. I've been thinking of joining the Slippers KnitAlong just to have an excuse to get the book and make my own. Do they stay on when you're walking around? |
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