When you do projects for Knitty you have to supply your own photos. That is always a challenge to me. First I shot them a bunch of still-lives of the Macaron Mukluks. I sent them on over and although Amy liked them, she wanted legs. Those tree branches didn't quite cut it!
Lucky for me, one of my good friends Shalee brought her legs and feet to the rescue early one day last week before she had to head off to work. Here are the Macaron Mukluks with Shalee's feet and legs in them. 
The slipper sock bottoms came from Fibertrends and you can check them out here.
This project is extremely do-able. Quick to knit, fun, and happy. A perfect gift for a friend who lives in a cold climate and a chilly house. The yarn is of course Julia and you can find it at your local yarn store. If not, ask them to carry it!
7 comments:
I think I will HAVE to make these!
They are wonderful.
Cheryl Rezendes
sweet! and with our 32 degree weather they would be handy!
They are so wonderful, colorful and lovely. I am just having the MOST awful time trying to use double pointed needles by myself!!!
Do I feel sorry for myself? YES! Do I need help? YES!
I just love your color. It gives me such joy! I will go and give a good pout and hope that someday the double pointed needle fairies will bless me with an epiphany of sorts.
I saw this over on Knitty this morning and just love them!
Happy Feet! :-)
I love these! They look like such fun to wear. I can't wait to make them.
I do not knit but am in love with these. If someone is interested in making a pair for sale I would love to buy a set. Please contact me.... danapugh@comcast.net
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