I dearly hope so....I'm fre-e-e-e-ezzzing!

Right now I just want warmth-LOL thanks-T

Thanks Devon and Congratulations and Best wishes on your marriage!

Thank you,I'll see how I like these first.It took me a yard of fleece,because I lengthened them 51/4 more on the fold and I had to make my fold at 18in,folded the yd in half, to cut with the stretch.My sis picked me up the rug backing (or shelf liner) by the yd.Didn't use much of that.Had my insul-brite and warm and natural,already.

No thanks,I'm not taking them off!-LOL

Then you definately need to make a pair,thanks-Toogie

Thanks Micheline, my feet are warm now.-Toogie

A pro would have fit them better,they are WIDE, but thanks Sarah.

They are warm,and it's cold here too!

I do like them as for as warmth.I think they are wide,so the pattern needs some adjusting for the next pair.

Yes,but at the time I couldn't find that 'just right' design for them,and I needed something warm on my feet.They are both warm and comfy,thank you-T

They came out really wide,but I'm still wearing them.They are comforable.

The childs pattern is FREE to dl,. I took the childs size 5 and enlg at 138% on a copy machine, with the long, legal, copy paper.I then added 51/4 inches at the fold, of the front and back pieces,so it would come up higher on the leg.I will TRY to add the link here, so scroll around this post, as it won't let me add on this comment...The batting and insul-brite must be the answer, because I wore them last night and this morning too,and my feet are WARM,finally.

Thanks for the links. After seeing your booties, & my sewing room being too cold to work in right now, I got the idea to simply wear the inserts out of my mud boots. They work to keep my feet warmer, but the booties with some non-skid on the bottom will be better. I just have to get my sewing room warmer before I can make them. My fingers get so cold that I can't sew. Spring will be here, though, before we know it.