This post is to try to give a more detailed explanation of the development of slippers. Hopefully manages to be clear and not further confuse María José who incidentally makes a beautiful accessory, échense around the block.
The slipper builds on 7 strings. Do other 3 to start the first round (just to start later rounds) 1st. Back .- You make a solid pillar = = = crochet = high point as it is called in each of the 7 channels, the same fabric you give back to weave another pillar in the same basis and made to form a circular knit. Close with a low and looks something like this:
the 2nd round .- normal weave a pillar and where you two to go is to increase the toe area of \u200b\u200bthe slipper. So to finish.
weave the 3rd round .- 3 pillars normal and following you two. Just to finish (this action I took when I used hook 3.5 or 4) in these slippers increased until the 5th. point because I took a larger hook (# 5 of aluminum).
.- Knit the 4th round as presented to achieve the necessary returns to the birth of the leg (I needed 10) .- Let the 5th round 5 pillars and follow focused non-woven with the rest as you have until 5 laps from the area without weaving and join the ends of heel slipper shape. In the left foot is showing where the needle should stick estambrera. 
the 6th round .- It is almost the shape of a shoe and you have to do now is to weave half points around the hole through which enter the foot. I really enough to make 2 / 2 points in each round and one at each joint between rounds. I do between 2 and 4 turns of half points to complete, depending on the mood or the leftovers that I am lost in my cases. 
And presto! I really like the detail are of different yarn above ... coquettish look. Now if the winter comes when you want ... As I have two pairs of slippers, I think these give away or sell the ... to see what happens.
Del work? Then there will leveling. The best thing is that I discovered that I have access to visit other blogs to lunch, so occasionally I feed it quickly to give me a turn to visit people.
Until next time.
