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Last Month, Louise showed us some Ugg Booties she'd made as samples for Have You Any Wool? A link to the pattern can be found here.

BOOTIES ANYONE CAN MAKE.

Aren’t these just the cutest? (I'll add a picture as soon as Louise sends it, so you can nod in agreement!)

Think you can’t knit booties because you don’t know how to knit socks or use double-points?

These booties are knitted flat with a seam along the sole and up the back. Directions are clear and easy to follow.

Baby Uggs are made in Berroco Suede and Plush. Christmas booties are a sparkly red yarn (Night, maybe?) with tops made in Plush. A pair of booties takes about 200 yards of yarn.

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November 22, 2006 at 1:36:00 PM EST
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