Icelandic soft shoes
by Hélène Magnússon
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© Arnaldur Halldorsson
© Arnaldur Halldorsson
© Arnaldur Halldorsson
© Arnaldur Halldorsson
Icelandic soft shoes
Errata available:
icelandicknitter.com
Those slippers are called “soft shoes” because they mimic in knitting the soft shoes made of sheep skin or fish leather that were worn in Iceland in the Old days. Those shoes had a knitted shoe insert in them. Shoe-insert pattern is also included in the book “Icelandic handknits”.
Height: 3”
Lenght (adjustable): 10”
The book Icelandic handknits is inspired by the knitted artifacts in the Textile Museum in Blönduós in Iceland.
Join Hélène’s knitting tours in Iceland for an inspiring journey to the Textile Museum and the region’s many natural wonders.
The book is available in English, French, Icelandic and Danish.
For more information, see:
http://icelandicknitter.com/en/books/icelandic-handk...
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Bulky
100% Icelandic
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