So, as I said in my previous post, I've made some plain Jane (or Jack, as the case may be) slippers, but I've also snazzed them up a bit and made some other varieties.
Here they are....
Bunnies....
This was my first attempt at a less than basic slipper. They will fit a 3 yr old.
My second pair, and the smallest slippers I've made to date. For tiny 6 month old feet. These also have two-tone ears. The face was made using puffy fabric paint. I'm in the process of making her mother a matching pair. (Although, the thought of how dirty a pair of white slippers are probably going to get makes me pause.)
Sorry for the fuzzy photo quality.
And women's size M/L bunnies. (Once I posted my smaller bunny slippers on Facebook, the requests came in for women's sizes.)
Froggies....
Only one pair so far, for a 1 yr old. That is puffy fabric paint on the eyes, mouth and nostrils.
And Elmo slippers.
The idea for these came from a slipper request from a friend of mine, who is halfway around the world stationed in Korea. Apparently, one's feet get cold in Korea too! Who knew? He requested a pair of slippers and knowing his love of Elmo, I wondered if I could make a pair of slippers in the furry monster's likeness.
I decided that a smaller pair for my 2 yr old niece, Kaylin, who is also an Elmo fan, would be a bite-sized attempt.
Here are her finished slippers. And since she recognizes that they are Elmo, Auntie thinks she did a good job!
And here are the larger, men's size slippers that are headed to Korea to my friend who is stationed there.
The bunny is so cute..Love it..:)
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