Back in the olden days, when I was a much younger woman (yes, when dinosaurs roamed the earth), I had a Grandma Ruth who made slippers for everyone for Christmas each year. Lots and lots of the softest, warmest handknit slippers. I got so used to having those slippers, and sadly, used to take them for granted. It's what Grandma Ruth did. Such a labor of love, making all those slippers every year. I miss Grandma Ruth, her passing left a big hole. What I didn't expect was how much I miss those toasty slippers.

11 comments:
how nice! And they are so cute, too :)I used to have a similar pair...many moons ago, lol. May have to dig up a pattern and crochet myself a pair!
You are so welcome. I am glad you like them. May you and your family have a blessed Thanksgiving. Twyla
Those caught my eye on Flickr! What an amazing gift. Twyla...those are awesome. I love seeing and hearing about people appreciating knits in keeping with traditions and such.
Karen, your post made me go all misty-eyed...I miss my grandma so, even after 20+ years since her passing. Your slippers are as valuable and magical as those ruby ones, and, dare I say, much more comfortable? Happy Thanksgiving...Kathy
oh, I bought two pairs like that, one for me and one for my daughter a couple of years ago and they are wonderful.
Warm feet and a warm heart, a good combination!
aww how sweet and such a kind gesture. Its definately hard to appreciate things when you have them
What a sweet and thoughtful gift. Your feet are so lucky!
That is a sweet gift! The look comfy too! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Karen!
How precious! This post is so touching... my dear Grandma- that is always crocheting something for someone!- is not long for this world... I treasure all of her homespun gifts...
What a nice blessing! I used to wear hand-knit slippers too. Very cozy. I love your blog, I added it to my blogroll.
Merry
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