Naming a shoe "comfy" peaks my interest, but finding out it sold for over 40 years tells me it isn't an exaggeration! Daniel Green patented their comfy slipper construction in 1908, but this style has it's origins in the 1880s. And it continued into at least the 1960s! If you're looking for a comfortable (and warm) house slipper, this has you covered. Great for every day, simple to make and size, and if you wear historical clothing from 1880-1960 you absolutely NEED this! I will be slipping a pair into my ball gown pocket next time. Check out the free pattern below and some of the recommended supply stores to get started!

Pattern here:   / comfy-slipper-95510220  

Felt & Tassels: https://www.thefeltpod.com/

Leather- elk, kangaroo, kid, or "nappa" style around 2oz (.8mm)
https://www.districtleathers.com/
https://www.weaverleathersupply.com/
https://maverickleathercompany.com/
https://www.rmleathersupply.com/

Ribbon- 1-1.5" satin or plain weave
https://burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
https://britexfabrics.com/collections...

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00:00 History
05:19 Measuring
08:09 Pattern Adjusting
18:32 Supplies
21:27 Cutting Out
24:17 Sewing