I actually finished Charlie’s slippers three or four days ago, but I gave them to him right away. He put them on, ran off to play in delight, and promptly lost them, before I’d taken so much as a single photo. We found them this morning, and I immediately hauled out the camera.
That’s our pumpkin. The kids use it for a heavy, awkward, but somewhat fragile ball. Anyway! Charlie, bless his heart, still has to be misdirected into posing for the camera. (“What do you have there, honey? A book? That’s great. Hey – what’s on your feet?) The slippers were simple to adjust for his only slightly smaller feet, quick to make, and they are loved.
So, a single ball of Wool-Ease yielded two pairs of slippers, with some left over. Not bad! I need to make my boys some more warm things for the impending winter. Our collection is still a bit slim. I think we’re off to a good start, though, right? Two pair slippers, check!
When Max saw what I was doing, he ran to find his slippers, pulled them on, grabbed a book, and joined in the photoshoot.What a little ham! But a cute ham.
So cute! The both of them!
Your boys are so cute!! Love the red slippers. So are you planning on carving the pumpkin?
Is the fire hat your own pattern? I need to make that for the kids at the Hopkins oncology unit next Halloween!!!!! So cute.