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Aunt Lydia Mary Jane Slippers

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Welcome to the Mary Jane crochet slipper pattern! This pattern will guide you through the process of creating a pair of cozy, comfortable slippers that are perfect for little feet.

The Mary Jane style features a classic strap across the top of the foot, which adds a cute and stylish touch to the slippers. These slippers are crocheted using medium-weight yarn.

This pattern is for Aunt Lydia Mary Jane slippers, Not sure if this is a Handmade tale connection or just a pattern by someone called Lydia. Either way they are very cute and a great formal slipper or baby bootie for any little girl. These would be adorable for a christening outfit, change the black to an off-white or silver yarn to match a Christening gown.  You can view this free pattern here. 

 

 

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  1. Aunt Lydia was an old brand of threads and yarns – not sure if it is still available, but this may be the origin of the name. Thank you for the pattern link.

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