I guess I wore them out... So, time to make a new pair. They won't match though - but I'm okay with that. As long as they 1) felt and 2) feel as wonderful as these do, the mish-mash of color will be fine. I'm using up the left-overs of Cascade 220 that I have in my eentsy-weentsy stash and there's not enough to make them all matchy-matchy - so the soles will be colorful. I've got some homespun that I can add to it if I run out (hopefully everybody will cooperate and felt the same amount if It comes to that!) so I'm fairly certain there's enough feltable worsted around here for yet another pair of these fabulous clogs - and maybe make the tops the same color - if not - well, then I'll have a "right" and a "left" notable by color rather than just the shape. The Fiber Trends Felted Clogs pattern can be found by Googling it, or I got mine from
One Fine Yarn dot com. I have some of
these 
that I think I'll try this time - maybe the bottoms will last longer.
I guess I wore them out... So, time to make a new pair. They won't match though - but I'm okay with that. As long as they 1) felt and 2) feel as wonderful as these do, the mish-mash of color will be fine. I'm using up the left-overs of Cascade 220 that I have in my eentsy-weentsy stash and there's not enough to make them all matchy-matchy - so the soles will be colorful. I've got some homespun that I can add to it if I run out (hopefully everybody will cooperate and felt the same amount if It comes to that!) so I'm fairly certain there's enough feltable worsted around here for yet another pair of these fabulous clogs - and maybe make the tops the same color - if not - well, then I'll have a "right" and a "left" notable by color rather than just the shape. The Fiber Trends Felted Clogs pattern can be found by Googling it, or I got mine from One Fine Yarn dot com. I have some of these 
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Yep, seems like time for new. I'm putting the little pieces of leather on the bottom for my ones, hopefulyl that will help with wearing issues. :-)
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