GIVEAWAY – 3 Mamachee Crochet Patterns (CLOSED)

The 3 winners are

  1. #42 Robin – “These are so cute. I love the Winter White Booties but would love to make one of the other styles for myself… like the Oma House Slippers.”

  2. #25 Angela S – “I love the toddler/baby booties, along with SO many other of her patterns!”

  3. #34 Heather Hughes – “I love these! These slippers look so warm and toasty. I am looking for some hobbies to keep my busy and these look perfect! Thanks for sharing!”

Send an email to kelsey[at]vanillajoy[dot]com with the pattern you would like. Congratulations, and THANKS Mamachee!

THE PRIZE

mamachee patterns

Three readers will each win one of 3 patterns from Etsy seller Mamachee:

MY REVIEW

mamachee slippers

Oh, how I love slippers and socks! Etsy seller Mamachee has created fabulous slipper patterns for everyone in your family! (except maybe Dad…).

I made up these three patterns for Gus, Elliot, and myself in just a handful of hours and I am wearing my Oma House Slippers right now! They are sturdy, well shaped, comfortable, and so inexpensive to make since they use regular old Red Heart yarn. I made my slippers from two balls I had in my stash and I love how they turned out! You use two strands so you can make the sole one color and the top another or do a two-tone slipper if you want. I will be making me another pair or two of house slippers in more pretty colors so I can have a pair on each level of my house. I hate having cold feet!

For all three of these patterns, the instructions were simple to follow and gave me a great result. The warm winter booties are sooo cute and I finished them in about an hour. It’s barely turned warm here in Utah and I’m kind of looking forward to cold weather again so Gus can wear his crocheted booties!

I made the largest child size for Elliot and I loved using a cotton yarn for the first time! He loves his little slippers and wears them instead of socks since it’s getting warmer.

I also learned how to change yarn colors for the first time while making up these patterns, something I was kind of scared to do. With the help of Crocheting For Dummies, I figured it out in no time.

I’m going to be crocheting and knitting most of my Christmas gifts this year, and these 3 slipper patterns will be getting some mileage. Thanks Mamachee!

GIVEAWAY RULES

  • Make a comment on this post telling me which pattern you would like to win (of these three or any others from Mamachee) before midnight Friday, April 23.
  • A winner will be selected and announced at the top of this post on Saturday.
  • Only one comment per person unless you earn extra entries.
  • Giveaway open only to residents of the continental United States…sorry.
  • Winners must email me to claim their prize within 5 days.

EARN EXTRA ENTRIES

You may earn 1 extra entry each for doing the following (make a separate comment for each thing you do):

You may also earn up to 25 entries by blogging about this contest and including certain links – click here to read more about earning these entries.

GOOD LUCK and THANKS!

{These products were provided to Vanilla Joy for review purposes.}

52 thoughts on “GIVEAWAY – 3 Mamachee Crochet Patterns (CLOSED)”

  1. Ahh its hard to choose! I’d probably have to go with the Oma House Slippers. I need these in my life. I would immediately go out and buy some hooks and teach myself how to crochet if I won!

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  2. You can make these for Dad, too! My husband and his cousin both bullied me into making a pair of Oma slippers for them over Thanksgiving last year – I just extended the pattern to cover more foot and they were sliding around the kitching floor in no time!!

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  3. Kelsey, I love these! These slippers look so warm and toasty. Now that I will have a lot of time in the summer and can’t paint with my parents and Jason, I am looking for some hobbies to keep my busy and these look perfect! Thanks for sharing!

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  4. I like the toddler/child slippers. My daughter always complains that the tile is too cold for her feet- I think she just likes to slide around in her slippers.

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  5. These are so cute. I love the Winter White Booties but would love to make one of the other styles for myself… like the Oma House Slippers. {the baby hats are tdf too!}
    thanks!
    Robin
    cokelush at gmail

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