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Perfect for those chilly winter evenings
1: Knit two _huge_ socks
2: Wash in very hot water (in machine) to shrink them
3: (optional) Add anti-slip material
4: Ta-da! A super warm and durable pair of slippers!

Update 25.01.09: finally managed to upload a picture of an unfelted sock and a finished one for size comparison!

Posted by Made By Eva from Norway, Maine, United States • Published See Made By Eva's 16 projects »
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Skylar
Skylar · Tucson, Arizona, US · 4 projects
mmmmmmmmmmmm winterrrr noh i like fall CANT WAIT!!!!
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Made By Eva
Made By Eva · Norway, Maine, US · 16 projects
As a rule of thumb, knit them about 20-30% bigger. If they come out of your washing machine too small, stretch them to fit (while wet). If they are too large, wash again! All yarns and washing machines felt differently.

Also- I've finally managed to upload a picture for comparison! No idea what the problem was the first time... ;)
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..>¡Åñ∂®îåñå "Pü∂∂îñg"!<.. · Medan, North Sumatra, ID
so cute~! anyway, how large should the un-felted socks be? is there any ratio or something?
(sorry - bad english...)
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Made By Eva
Made By Eva · Norway, Maine, US · 16 projects
I'm sure that would work! You won't see the actual stiches anyway, whether you knit or crochet, because of the felting process. So just do whatever you feel most comfortable with.
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CraftingFairy
CraftingFairy · Milford, Connecticut, US · 10 projects
can you crochet the socks?
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Made By Eva
Made By Eva · Norway, Maine, US · 16 projects
opposites-girl: the knitting is surprisingly simple. There is little need for a perfectly shaped sock, because it can be stretched and shaped while wet. Give it a try! ;)

Pumpernickel Babe: Yes, it is important to use 100% wool yarn or they will not shrink properly.

And to all of you: Thanks! Happy
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PB
PB · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 2 projects
Did you use wool yarn?
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northernstar
northernstar · Flateyri, Westfjords, IS · 35 projects
They look so good! I wish I was brave enough to attempt a sock! haha
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michelle G.
michelle G. · Antigonish, Nova Scotia, CA · 1258 projects
very cute
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