See this at: craftster.org| Added on 01/08/09

Last month I learned to tat. I love tatting, but wanted a way to keep them nice and flat and CLEAN!! So they flew to Ohio to I Sew Cute's resin-land....

See this at: johnandlaurawilson.b...| Added on 12/11/08

The market bag I made on my trip turned out so well, I decided to share the pattern (below). I started with the pattern from purl bee, but I wanted something with a heftier handle, and a little more shape. As usual, I just sort of made it up as I... See more

The market bag I made on my trip turned out so well, I decided to share the pattern (below). I started with the pattern from purl bee, but I wanted something with a heftier handle, and a little more shape. As usual, I just sort of made it up as I went, but unusually - it turned out well! When I first finished it, I was afraid I'd made it too small, and gathered too much so that the opening was too small. I had yet to realize how much this little bag would stretch. It turns out it's perfect. Here it is , stuffed full of groceries on my kitchen counter. I unsuccessfully tried to hold it up and take a picture. It was pretty heavy. It will hold a lot more than a plastic grocery bag. This picture shows the bag with all the stuff that was in it: 4 can goods, a bottle of olive oil, a bottle of sesame oil, a lemonade canister, a bag of beans, jar of peanut butter, coffee can, cornbread mix, and a small canister of sea salt. Here's a close up of those handles I'm so proud of. I think the gather... See less

See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 12/11/08

I am sorry for not posting....but I have been obsessed.... totally obsessed.... with making this bag. The design is scarily simple but I am really pleased with the results. I think it is more of a wip project bag rather than a everyday handbag but... See more

I am sorry for not posting....but I have been obsessed.... totally obsessed.... with making this bag. The design is scarily simple but I am really pleased with the results. I think it is more of a wip project bag rather than a everyday handbag but still... I think it was worth the night and day devotion. I have long been an admirer of the gorgeous ripple afghans that everybody is making, but I just don't have that sort of commitment, and I wanted something that I could see all the time that captured a little bit of that feel. If anyone is interested in a quick tutorial let me know. It was seriously the simplest thing to make. Christmas this year will be a cozy small affair...and I even have presents which are a total surprise. I am so excited!! When I was little, my mum put our filled stocking on our doors, so when we woke up in the morning we could open that, and then later when the adults were thoroughly awake (After a busy night wrapping - I guess) we would all be allowed in the... See less

See this at: teaforbini.typepad.c...| Added on 12/11/08

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference A Tutorial: Making a Pin-Up Board.: Comments Ooooo nice redoing of the frame! I'm also liking the pattern...I'm guessing it's the fabric you bought from IKEA? :D

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference A Tutorial: Making a Pin-Up Board.: Comments Ooooo nice redoing of the frame! I'm also liking the pattern...I'm guessing it's the fabric you bought from IKEA? :D See less

See this at: habitual.wordpress.c...| Added on 12/11/08

Please do not take any photos or content without my permission. Just ask, I'm sure it will be fine. In return, I pledge to do the same. I kind of think it goes without saying, but just in case: Please do not take the patterns I offer for free on the... See more

Please do not take any photos or content without my permission. Just ask, I'm sure it will be fine. In return, I pledge to do the same. I kind of think it goes without saying, but just in case: Please do not take the patterns I offer for free on the Tutorials page and post them on site. It's more than okay to link to them, just don't take them. If you find yourself in the habit of plagiarism, I reserve the right to document my feelings about it right here for everyone to read. You've been forewarned, so no whining! See less

See this at: laupre.wordpress.com| Added on 12/11/08

In my last post, I showed off some photos of the wrap pants I made. Today I’m going to show you how to make your own! These pants are the perfect solution for hot summer days. The slit sides allow for a cool breeze while still giving you plenty of... See more

In my last post, I showed off some photos of the wrap pants I made. Today I’m going to show you how to make your own! These pants are the perfect solution for hot summer days. The slit sides allow for a cool breeze while still giving you plenty of coverage. For a long time I thought I couldn’t make myself a pair of pants. I struggled with a number of different patterns and could never manage to make anything I’d be willing to wear out of the house. Now that I’ve worked out how to make these, I never want to take mine off! In this tutorial I won’t be giving you many specific measurements, and you won’t need to calculate any formulas to get started. I use an organic, freeform way to get the right size and I’ll explain how I do it as we go. Click more to read the entire post… There are just a few supplies that you’ll need to make these pants: Fabric: I used two yards for this tutorial. I cut the width of the fabric to fit the waist and cut the length to the length I wanted the pant.... See less

See this at: luckybeans.typepad.c...| Added on 07/16/08

I think she lives in Africa and probably meant "Africanize" as a way of saying how to do something in a less progressive nation where there isn't a convinience store selling funnels at every corner. :) As for me, I luckily have a funnel... and can't... See more

I think she lives in Africa and probably meant "Africanize" as a way of saying how to do something in a less progressive nation where there isn't a convinience store selling funnels at every corner. :) As for me, I luckily have a funnel... and can't wait to make these for my little girl... comprimising her two favorite things: balloons and balls. Thanks for the great tutorial! See less

See this at: howaboutorange.blogs...| Added on 07/15/08

This is a speedy, fun project. I've hung one of these in each of our living room windows, and it looks festive and wintery. How to make it: download the large snowflake template or small snowflake template. (I created them in Illustrator and saved as... See more

This is a speedy, fun project. I've hung one of these in each of our living room windows, and it looks festive and wintery. How to make it: download the large snowflake template or small snowflake template. (I created them in Illustrator and saved as PDFs.) Print enough pages so you'll have 6 squares (1 or 2 sheets, depending on which template you chose). Cut out the squares and cut along the lines with an X-acto knife. For each square, bend the tips of the inner-most flaps toward each other and curl with your fingers to make them stay. Moving outward from the center, bend the next pair of flaps around in the opposite direction until they meet. Overlap ends and secure with double-stick tape. Do the same for each concentric pair of flaps, alternating directions and taping ends together. Make your remaining 5 squares the same way, then tape all 6 points together to form a snowflake. (Or maybe it's a star. Uncertain. But it's pretty.) Posted by Jess Topics: downloads, holiday, paper,... See less

See this at: stardustshoes.blogsp...| Added on 07/01/08

You are so unbelievably talented. I'm currently working on a fleece coaster in grandmothers flowergarden pattern. :) Amazing! Thank you for sharing. I just found out a friend is pregnant, so I will have a recipient for some cute shoes! thank you!... See more

You are so unbelievably talented. I'm currently working on a fleece coaster in grandmothers flowergarden pattern. :) Amazing! Thank you for sharing. I just found out a friend is pregnant, so I will have a recipient for some cute shoes! thank you! downloading it now! What a beautiful tutorial and how generous are you! I will definately keep that tutorial on hand! Again, just loved it. wow! I can't wait to get started on a pair of these. We are definitely in the soft- shoe -wearin mode around here. wow they look great! i don't know if i'm ambitious enough to try! i've never sewn with an elastic before. i love it! i only wish that i had access to this pattern before my son started wearing hard-soled shoes. See less

Highlights: I can't believe it, My friend's son had some slippers like these on this weekend 9/22/07. She purchased them at BJ's. She gave me a shoe to make a pattern from, but my shoes don't look like yours. My kids had soft shoes like these when they were little (THEY COST $5 A PAIR)now they cost...

See this at: blog.betzwhite.com| Added on 06/26/08

Here's a quick tutorial for a fun summer craft to keep you cool! Sponge balls are a great alternative to water balloons and they make a satisfying SPLAT when you hit your target! (This is not my original idea, I actually saw it somewhere a few years... See more

Here's a quick tutorial for a fun summer craft to keep you cool! Sponge balls are a great alternative to water balloons and they make a satisfying SPLAT when you hit your target! (This is not my original idea, I actually saw it somewhere a few years ago...maybe Martha?) Materials: 4 regular sponges, scissors, dental floss...and a bucket of water! Step 1: Cut sponge lengthwise into four equal strips. Repeat for second sponge. Step 2: Stack sponge strips as shown, alternating colors. Place length of dental floss under stack. Step 3: Tie floss around stack, drawing strips together into a pom-pom shape. Wrap tightly and knot. Step 4: Fill a bucket with water and have fun! The best thing about these is that, unlike water balloons, they are easy to "fill" and you'll never run out! :) One package of 4 sponges will make 2 sponge balls...unless an artist at your house gets a hold of one of them first... As you can see, here we have Sponge Bob instead of a second Sponge Ball, thanks to my older... See less

See this at: angrychicken.typepad...| Added on 06/26/08

Oh I love this technique; it's so easy and cheap! About 10 years ago I did a gecko stencil design on a black t-shirt for my brother. It turned out prety neat and got lots of use. I love your design :O)You've inspiring to give this technique another... See more

Oh I love this technique; it's so easy and cheap! About 10 years ago I did a gecko stencil design on a black t-shirt for my brother. It turned out prety neat and got lots of use. I love your design :O)You've inspiring to give this technique another try , thank you :O) See less

See this at: blueyonder.typepad.c...| Added on 06/26/08

Now turn them right side out, and voila! Pants!

Now turn them right side out, and voila! Pants! See less

See this at: instructables.com| Added on 06/19/08

Make Bubbles With Your Hand… In this Instructable I will attempt to teach you how to make bubbles with some soa… by Gnome Frog Spawn and Swamp Water...

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See this at: parenthacks.com| Added on 06/18/08

From Heather, just in time for summer camp-outs: I have a pseudo-hack. It’s a recipe for all-natural bug repellent and it works as well as “Deep-Woods Off." I found this recipe many years ago in a local newspaper. The article, which I still have,... See more

From Heather, just in time for summer camp-outs: I have a pseudo-hack. It’s a recipe for all-natural bug repellent and it works as well as “Deep-Woods Off." I found this recipe many years ago in a local newspaper. The article, which I still have, credits a book called Healing with Herbs by Penelope Ody. I do not have the book but do have the yellowing newspaper article tucked away in my recipe box. Oh, and I call it a pseudo hack because it is easier to buy the canned stuff than create this concoction. However, if you don’t want unknown chemicals on your precious darling's skin OR if you don’t want to smell like you’ve been dipped in a flea bath, this insect repellent really works. Basic recipe: In a bottle, mix 4 drops of eucalyptus, 4 drops of lavender, 4 drops of rosemary, 4 drops of tea tree essential oils with 1 teaspoon of witch hazel and 4 teaspoons of water. Shake the mixture and apply directly to skin. Bug spray variation: Add the same mixture of oils to 2 teaspoons of witch... See less

See this at: whitneybros.com| Added on 06/08/08

From a place to learn their ABC's our a comfortable corner for privacy, this six-sided cube has the option of having a roof over head or if you prefer, turn it over and leave it open at the top! Large enough for a pre-schooler or two! Or a great... See more

From a place to learn their ABC's our a comfortable corner for privacy, this six-sided cube has the option of having a roof over head or if you prefer, turn it over and leave it open at the top! Large enough for a pre-schooler or two! Or a great place if a child wants to cozy down with a pillow and blanket (not included) and let their imaginations fly. 29" wide x 29" high x 29" deep. 42 lbs. Hole diameter is 25". Ready to Assemble. Made in the USA Ground SKU #: WB0210 See less

Highlights: List Price: $189.00

See this at: think-king.com| Added on 06/08/08

For most umbrella strollers Attach top narrow strap to the base of the handle. Attach bottom narrow strap to the vertical frame bar. Wrap straps as tightly as possible to prevent shifting. Trim straps if necessary for a tighter fit. | For many... See more

For most umbrella strollers Attach top narrow strap to the base of the handle. Attach bottom narrow strap to the vertical frame bar. Wrap straps as tightly as possible to prevent shifting. Trim straps if necessary for a tighter fit. | For many jogging strollers Attach wide vertical strap to diagonal frame bar, keeping buggy cup in a vertical position. Attach bottom narrow strap to secondary diagonal or vertical frame bar. Remove top narrow strap as it is not needed. Wrap straps as tightly as possible to prevent shifting. | For many bumper bars Attach wide vertical strap to bumper bar, keeping buggy cup in a vertical position. Attach bottom narrow strap to side of seat or frame bar. Remove top narrow strap as it is not needed. Wrap straps as tightly as possible to prevent shifting. See less

See this at: ohdeedoh.com| Added on 06/08/08

We found this fabulous DIY growth chart on Flickr and thought it fit in perfectly with our January Resolution Renovation theme. It was made by Karin...

See this at: thewren.wordpress.co...| Added on 06/08/08

Tags: Bird Pouch, fabric bird, Handbag pouch, off-cuts, scrap fabric A bird in the hand is better than mess in the bag. Instead of throwing away all the off-cuts from Wren bags I have used them to make these lovely little bird pouches (above). They... See more

Tags: Bird Pouch, fabric bird, Handbag pouch, off-cuts, scrap fabric A bird in the hand is better than mess in the bag. Instead of throwing away all the off-cuts from Wren bags I have used them to make these lovely little bird pouches (above). They are just the right size to hold all your bare essentials at 5.5″ x 3.5″ (excluding tail height). Your cellphone, bank cards, money or cosmetics can fit in. What more do you want when you are going out and do not want to tote around a giant purse. If you have small enough hands you can slip it on your wrist and not have to worry about forgetting it behind. OR you can clip the tail onto or into your bag (Wren bags come with a perfect clip inside them) making it easy to find. Each bird is made with great care to detail. Each bird pouch is lined, has a wing and even has an embroidered eye. They are adorable. If you would like a bird pouch, hurry over to my etsy store quickly. The early worm gets the bird in this case! * The latest Wren bags and... See less

See this at: etsy.com| Added on 06/08/08

There is nothing like a handmade present - especially one that you build with your own two hands! Using this detailed and illustrated 14-page instruction kit, you can build a toy that will wow any small child and leave you feeling happy about your... See more

There is nothing like a handmade present - especially one that you build with your own two hands! Using this detailed and illustrated 14-page instruction kit, you can build a toy that will wow any small child and leave you feeling happy about your green building practices. With recylced cardboard, wire hangers from the dry cleaner, and odds and ends you may already have around the house, you will construct a functional kitchen that is adorable and remarkably sturdy. Corrugated cardboard is an incredibly strong and durable material (no wonder Frank Lloyd Wright built furniture out of it!), yet is at the same time very lightweight and portable. This kitchen maximizes those qualities by being able to always be disassembled and reassembled in minutes! No glue, no nails, no screws - instead, it is held together with a few clever joins that I designed. The dimensions of the finished kitchen are: 30" width 22" countertop height 38" total height It is perfect for a toddler or preschooler. The... See less

Highlights: $ 8.00

See this at: sablessupper.blogspo...| Added on 05/21/08

I've been getting a lot of hits from people searching for a way to make their own sweet potato dog chews, so here you go. I've never done this myself, but it's simple enough. Sweet Potato Chews Thoroughly wash sweet potatoes. Cut down the middle... See more

I've been getting a lot of hits from people searching for a way to make their own sweet potato dog chews, so here you go. I've never done this myself, but it's simple enough. Sweet Potato Chews Thoroughly wash sweet potatoes. Cut down the middle lengthwise. Cut long lengthwise slices about 1/3 of an inch wide and place them in a single layer on a cookie sheet. Bake in the oven at 250 degrees for about 3 hours. This will leave them with a chewy texture. For crunchier treats, bake longer until they are the desired consistency. Posted by Sable's mom at 3:36 PM Labels: dehydrated sweet potatoes, dog chew toys, vegan dogs, vegetarian dogs See less

See this at: threebears.wordpress...| Added on 05/02/08

My latest favourite thing to make, little boxy pouches. It took me almost an entire morning, lots of paper and sellotape and countless cups of tea to figure this out. I’m here to save you the bother. This little bag is 4.5 inches long, 3 inches high... See more

My latest favourite thing to make, little boxy pouches. It took me almost an entire morning, lots of paper and sellotape and countless cups of tea to figure this out. I’m here to save you the bother. This little bag is 4.5 inches long, 3 inches high and 2 inches deep, just right for a lipstick and a compact (or better still, lots of sweets). 1. Choose your fabric. This is a great project for showing off a teensy piece of fabric. This is a Japanese fabric bought from nuno.plus - I’m guessing I’ll be able to squeeze three little boxy pouches from one fat quarter. Bargain!! 2. Cut two rectangles measureing 8 inches by 6 inches. The longer length is the top. Turn under a half inch on each piece and press, this is where you’ll be fitting the zip. 3. I like to use zips that are more than long enough, I find it easier to sew them in when the zip pull is well and truly out of the way. Take time to master your zip foot, once I’d figured it out zippering became a doddle. You can trim off the... See less

See this at: etsy.com| Added on 04/02/08

This cute and curly elfy infant/child's hat is made from super soft antipill fleece. Generous ear flaps help keep baby warm. Swirly top is totally awesome! Colors available are White, off white, fuschia, electric turquoise, icy turquoise, olive... See more

This cute and curly elfy infant/child's hat is made from super soft antipill fleece. Generous ear flaps help keep baby warm. Swirly top is totally awesome! Colors available are White, off white, fuschia, electric turquoise, icy turquoise, olive green, mild green, zesty green, and grey. This listing is for an infant or kids swirly hat. Please specify age and/or head size as well as color when ordering. Custom made so please allow 1-2 weeks to ship out. Want braided ties? Just ask! See less

Highlights: CUTE swirly ice cream hat ANY KID SIZE , babyrocksmohawks, $0.00

See this at: oompa.com| Added on 04/02/08

Reviewer: AMANDA MILLER from missouri | I bought this toy because I thought it would have lots of different textures for baby (8 months) to practice fine motor skills. My baby really enjoys the crinkling textures in other baby toys we have. I was... See more

Reviewer: AMANDA MILLER from missouri | I bought this toy because I thought it would have lots of different textures for baby (8 months) to practice fine motor skills. My baby really enjoys the crinkling textures in other baby toys we have. I was disappointed with this toy because it doesn’t seem to have a lot of different textures and baby doesn’t care for this one just yet. | Was this review helpful to you? See less

Highlights: OUR PRICE $13.99

See this at: berroco.com| Added on 03/31/08

1st Point: With dpn’s, cast on 55 sts. Divide sts with 22 sts on each of the first 2 needles and 11 sts on the last needle. Join, being careful not to twist sts. Mark for beg of rnd with different colored marker and carry marker up. Rnd 1: * K11,... See more

1st Point: With dpn’s, cast on 55 sts. Divide sts with 22 sts on each of the first 2 needles and 11 sts on the last needle. Join, being careful not to twist sts. Mark for beg of rnd with different colored marker and carry marker up. Rnd 1: * K11, place marker, rep from * 3 times more, k11. Knit 3 rnds. Dec Rnd: * K2 tog, k to 2 sts before marker, SSK, rep from * 4 times more – 45 sts. Knit 4 rnds. Rep the last 5 rnds 3 times more – 15 sts. Next Rnd: * Sl 2, k1, pass 2 slipped sts over k1, rep from * 4 times more – 5 sts. Break off yarn leaving a 10” long end. Thread end into tapestry needle and draw through all sts on needle. Pull up tightly and secure. Fasten off. 2nd Point: With dpn’s, cast on 44 sts, pick up and k11 sts along one side of 1st Point – 55 sts. Complete same as 1st Point. 3rd Point: With dpn’s, cast on 33 sts, pick up and k11 sts along left side of 2nd Point, then 11 sts along next side of 1st Point – 55 sts. Complete same as 1st Point. 4th and 5th Points: Work same as... See less

See this at: whipup.net| Added on 03/31/08

* Support Artists - Buy Handmade! We LOVE Artists because they are: -Independent -Rockin' -Super nice -Know a good thing when they see it;-) Which is why we know you'll LOVE: Shana Logic! Totally Unique: *Hip & Hot jewelry *Killer ties for men *Home... See more

* Support Artists - Buy Handmade! We LOVE Artists because they are: -Independent -Rockin' -Super nice -Know a good thing when they see it;-) Which is why we know you'll LOVE: Shana Logic! Totally Unique: *Hip & Hot jewelry *Killer ties for men *Home Decor & iPod gear *Unusual Plushes Use code: YAY for 10% off! See less

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See this at: kidscraftweekly.com| Added on 01/30/08

Good old-fashioned outdoor diversions for young kids NEW The best outdoor diversions are those that require very few supplies and only a little preparation. Read more Printable project sheets NEW Your favourite Kids Craft Weekly activities are now... See more

Good old-fashioned outdoor diversions for young kids NEW The best outdoor diversions are those that require very few supplies and only a little preparation. Read more Printable project sheets NEW Your favourite Kids Craft Weekly activities are now available as printable project sheets. Read more What do I do with all this artwork? If your home is awash with kid's art, do not fear! Read through these great ideas from Kids Craft Weekly subscribers and be inspired. Simple tree ornaments for young kids There's nothing quite like hanging your very own ornaments on the Christmas tree. Here are some fun and easy tree ornaments that kids can make themselves. Easy Christmas cards for kids Let the little ones channel their excitement and energy into card-making this holiday season. Here are four fabulous christmas card ideas for children young and old. Crafty gift ideas that kids can help to make When it comes to gifts, there's nothing quite as special as receiving a handmade gift from a child.... See less

See this at: montessoriservices.c...| Added on 01/10/08

So easy to assemble, these rewarding first woodcraft kits are likely to inspire many a future carpenter. Children use a hammer and glue to make their own fun, functional wood vehicles, then decorate with their own paint, crayon, or markers. Finished... See more

So easy to assemble, these rewarding first woodcraft kits are likely to inspire many a future carpenter. Children use a hammer and glue to make their own fun, functional wood vehicles, then decorate with their own paint, crayon, or markers. Finished models are rolling vehicles approximately 4" x 1" x 3" high. Kits include hardwood body, wheels, axles (plus smokestack for the train), and assembly instructions. Supply your own white glue, hammer, and decorations. Made in U.S.A. Ages 3 and up. Our child-size Hammer (V508) is perfect for assembling these kits. Strong, lightweight (8 oz.) and manageable for ages 3 and up. 11½" wood handle. See less

Highlights: Item No. Product Name- Price | V508 Hammer EXPECT MARCH 2008 $8.95

See this at: twostraightlines.typ...| Added on 01/10/08

Not much solo crafting going on around here, only the kind that involves a little helper. Have you checked out the printables over at Wondertime? We tried the picnic play one this morning, first letting Elliot sharpen his scissor skills, then we... See more

Not much solo crafting going on around here, only the kind that involves a little helper. Have you checked out the printables over at Wondertime? We tried the picnic play one this morning, first letting Elliot sharpen his scissor skills, then we printed a second copy and laminated them with our Xyron and made up a game. Our rules: Each player takes a picnic blanket, and all other pieces are placed in a paper bag. Players take turns removing one item at a time from paper bag until a player gets 1 plate, 1 drink, and 2 food items. If you draw an ant, all items must be returned to the bag. Note: 3 year olds have a hard time resisting looking in the bag while they pick. I've been researching schools for Elliot and reading about the Montessori approach, so I ordered him some items recently from Montessori Services-- a pitcher, some little glasses, a knife, a chopper (shown), a cutting board, vegetable brush, etc. He's really enjoyed "helping" while I make dinner. He even sets the table... See less

See this at: giggle.com| Added on 12/13/07

Style and innovation go hand in hand with this ingenious mitten set. The adult-sized mittens have a kid-sized mitten-shaped pocket, allowing for easy handholding during cold-weather walks. Made from 100% baby alpaca wool, they're a fun and cozy way... See more

Style and innovation go hand in hand with this ingenious mitten set. The adult-sized mittens have a kid-sized mitten-shaped pocket, allowing for easy handholding during cold-weather walks. Made from 100% baby alpaca wool, they're a fun and cozy way to conquer the cold! See less

Highlights: $52.00

See this at: etsy.com| Added on 12/06/07

NOTE: PLEASE ALLOW UP TO ONE WEEK FOR PRODUCTION. Babies love these stylish moccasins, and their moms do, too! Hand knit out of comfy, machine washable yarn, they’re warm and low maintenance – a perfect shoe whether you’re hanging around the house,... See more

NOTE: PLEASE ALLOW UP TO ONE WEEK FOR PRODUCTION. Babies love these stylish moccasins, and their moms do, too! Hand knit out of comfy, machine washable yarn, they’re warm and low maintenance – a perfect shoe whether you’re hanging around the house, strolling around the neighborhood, or on a friendly social call. And the unique, built in half socks are for more than good looks. Joined to the moccasin at the cuff, they won’t get lost, and they’re specially designed to help the moccasin stay on wiggly feet. Each pair comes conveniently gift-ready in a decorative clear plastic tin, embellished with a ribbon and a designer tag. Infant size 1-3 months. Machine wash/dry. (Sole: 4”) Moccasin: Light brown - 60% Pima Cotton, 40% Modal Sock: Ash Grey - 42% Cotton, 39% Superwash Merino Wool, 13% Polyamide, 6% Elite Elastic Shipping: I ship USPS Priority Mail to all fifty United States, and First-class Mail International to Canada. $5.00 flat rate. Tax: Washington residents are charged an 8.2%... See less

Highlights: $32.00 1 in stock