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Fig Tree Threads (FTQ757)

$ 6.50

Slipper Cuties sewing pattern from Fig Tree Threads

Brand: Fig Tree Threads
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Paper pattern FTQ #757 with instructions on how to sew slippers in any size.

Quilted, bound slippers with a loop at the heel for hanging. The designer started with slippers for her daughter, and this super simple pattern gives instructions for any size, so the whole family can have a pair.

1/4 yard slipper front
1/4 yard slipper lining
1/4 yard binding
1/8 yard interfacing
1/4 yard batting

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Collections: Apparel Patterns, Featured Items, Products, Sewing Patterns, Sewing Patterns and Books

Type: Sewing Pattern



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