I made these to replace my worn-out felted clogs, but this time I wanted something that would keep my ankles a little warmer. I modified the clog pattern to make a short boot, and they are so warm!
Pattern: Fiber Trends Felted Clogs
Yarn: Patons Classic Wool in Plum Heather and Dark Grey Mix
Details on my Ravelry page: http://www.ravelry.com/projects/Slim/felted-clogs-ac-33-2
ooooooooooooooh those look like they’ll keep your feet nice and toasty!! I love the colors!! 
Great job!!! 
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OMG those are awesome!! I [SIZE=4][COLOR=Red]
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I am in the market for new slippers AND I have the pattern, but knew my ankles would be too cold! Perfect timing!
LOVE THEM !
Those are AWESOME! Great modifications and I love the colors you used as well!
these look amazing! So equal and such smooth texture! Great job and happy feet!
They look fabulous!! I can’t wait to see how you made them :cheering:
Wonderful! Love the colour and the shape… beautiful buttons as well…
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Wow those are really cool - good work!! I really like the colors and the button. 
FABULOUS work, Marilyn! Great modifications, too! I do love the look of the boot cut! Amazing!.
Very cool. Those are wonderful.
Wow! They turned out awesome!! Off to look at your mods!!
I love them! Your version is terrific. I’m always amazed when someone can make those kind of modifications. I have to stick to a pattern.
Wow! Those are great!
Ooh, those are nice! You know what they look like though? They look like galoshes!
oooh!! Those are fantastic, and what a lovely color~so warm and cozy looking, I want some too 
they are SO CUTE!
Those booties are wonderful! Love the colors.
You did a great job on making the changes you wanted, Slim. I’ve tried felting in the past, seems I need a remedial class in the way to do it.
Felting is pretty easy and I love doing it. Not sure what method was used here (machine or hand) but it’s pretty much the same either way… just by hand is more elbow grease. I’ve felted by hand because we didn’t have a working water heater… lol… and really loved it. By machine, you put the item(s) in a pillow case, then into the washing machine with a few things to agitate with… it’s basically agitation, heat and cold water, until you get the look you want. These look pretty much completely felted. The great thing is once it’s felted, you don’t have to worry about shrinkage or additional felting.