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Category : Fiber Arts
Here is a great tip for making your new felted slippers non-skid. What a great idea! Next time you make felted slippers, house socks, or even a felted bag you might give this technique a try. Since felting is just not my thing, I think I may use this technique on some other items in the house. Ohhh, wouldn’t this be a great thing to do to things on the boat to keep them from sliding around?
Thank you for sharing this. Loved this link of info.
ok need to know what you put on the bottom of those felted slippers.. I love to felt things!
Hey! I know I am a little late to the game but I had to comment to this post. I got this same idea from a article I read dealing with haw to keep plates from sliding around your table while underway. Great minds!
So glad I found you! I’m always looking for other knitter/sailors online. Although, you will notice that I don’t talk about my boat and sailing as much as I should. You just might inspire me to do more of that.
Tanya,
Yes, I saw that post about keeping things from sliding underway as well. Great idea all the way around. I look forward to your posts about your boat.