Remember these?
It’s taken a ridiculous amount of time, but the pattern is available. For now, it’s a free pdf download, but it will only be available for free until Nov. 1st. After then it will become part of a little collection I’m working on.
Grown-up booties pattern
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Thank you for sharing. I always so appreciate when wonderful designers like yourself are so willing to share with the rest of us.
Happy Knitting!
Thank you so much! We’re just seeing the first flakes of snow this morning, and I was thinking to myself, “I need to knit myself some slippers!” What great timing!! :0)
Thanks! I love these. They look so cozy.
thanks a lot
Those look great! Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you! :)
Thank you so much! Our house is pretty cold right now and we are trying to delay turning on the furnace as long as we can. My husband has been squawking about needing new slippers and I think these will do the trick!
Thank you so much! I already know a couple of people who would love these as stocking stuff-ers.
How sweet (the pattern as well as you for offering it!) Thank you!
Thank you, Ysolda, these are lovely.
Oh, thank you! I can’t wait to see the collection you mentioned!
Thanks for the pattern :)
Those look super cute. I will have to try them out. :)
how did you know it was my birthday??? this is the best present ever!!!
Thanks so much for sharing the pattern, I’ve been waiting for these cuties!
Nice patten :-) will have to knit a pair instead of buying slippers this year
lovely, and definately something i need for these cold new england winters. thanks for making it free for the time being
Oh thanks so kindly for this generous offer. I’ve been looking for something just like this. (And now I’ll also be looking forward to seeing what you have in the works!)
Much thanks, Karen
I’m hoping this will be part of a storybook/fairytale knits collection. I look forward to seeing what else you have in store for us.
Thanks for sharing your cute pattern:)
how cute – thank you!
I love these, they look so cosy :)
wow, and many thanks, i think i definitely need a pair of these.
have a lovely friday.
Thank you, from another grateful reader!
Thank you for sharing this! Looks great!
Thank you. They’re lovely, and I have some yarn in mind.
Can’t wait to see/hear more about the collection.
Thank you for sharing! This came just in time–I’m moving into a house where my bedroom will be in the basement. Oh, yes, these will come in handy.
Oh, these are lovely! (could make them in pink, with satin ribbons…:-)
Thank you for sharing! These are so nice!
Thanks for the pattern. They remind me of some my great grandmother used to make but I had lost the pattern! I like this one better, the shaping around the toe is much nicer!
Thanks so much. I was just thinking yesterday that I no longer have any slippers and it is starting to get cold out. We just turned on our furnace.
Thanks SO much!!
Thank you for sharing these. Looking forward to taking a peek at the rest of the collection, which is sure to be wonderful. ;o)
Hi!
I was just thinking about these, wanting to go back and look for the original post to see if there was any idea of when the pattern would appear. (We’re moving into a house with a LOT of tile–not my favorite. I think a pair of these would keep my happier.) And I get back in town and find that you’ve posted the pattern! Thanks!
Yea! I’ve been waiting for this pattern. Thank you so much for giving it away for now. I’m making Elijah and your garter stitch mitts right now. I love your patterns.
Can’t wait to make these for Christmas presents – they are so adorable!
Thank you so much! I can’t wait to get knitting.
Thank you very much!!
They are lovely!
Thanks for sharing, they are beautiful!
Thanks for the pattern!
Thank you for leaving the pattern available still. The organizer of a knitting group I’m in has asked us for some slippers for a friend’s meditation group. My wrists don’t like the standard Phentex pattern , too hard to pull the yarn across each rib. This simple pattern should fill the bill nicely. Thank you very much.