Craft. Crochet. Create.
These crochet boat slippers look a bit like crochet Sperrys! You will love making them and love wearing them. They feature a double sole for extra comfort, and the ties are both decorative and to keep the slippers cozy and in place. Be sure to add one of these 7 tried and tested methods and make your slippers non-slip.
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These cozy chunky boat slippers work up fast with chunky yarn and are so comfortable! They feature a fun boat shoe style. This post contains affiliate links (I make a small commission if you make a purchase). THANKS for supporting Whistle and Ivy!
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Happy Saturday everyone! Today’s pattern has been a long-time coming. I have been working on this Baby Boardwalk Slip-Ons crochet pattern here and there for over a year. I am terrible with time management, and other things always seemed more important. With some encouragement from my extremely supportive husband, (and some tremendous help from my awesome pattern testers!) I was able to meet a goal and get the pattern finished this month. It has definitely been a labor of love, and I am pleased with how they turned out. I really wanted to create a cute bootie pattern that could be used for boys and girls, and I think this one fits the bill. Sis wears hers all around, and I love how they look on her.
These darling crochet newborn baby booties are perfect for those tiny, newborn baby feet. These newborn baby booties work up quickly and are simple enough for any outfit. Layer over socks to keep those tiny feet cozy and warm! This free crochet pattern post contains affiliate links. Click here for more info.
Happy Thursday!
Lately, I have been working on a few rather large and cumbersome projects. It seems like things always take more energy and time than is expected, which is a bummer.
I needed to take a step back, take a deep breath and work on something a bit lighter and more fun.
I get an email every once in a while from a reader, requesting a specific crochet pattern. I love it! (sidetone: If you have any ideas, shoot them my way, I would love to create designs that you will love!). I got a request to make my Little Dot Mary Janes in two colors.
This Two-Toned Little Dot Mary Janes pattern was just what I needed: a nice, fun break.
