I often wear Crocs around the house – their classic, cloggy-looking style. As I was placing an order for a new pair my eyes were caught by their new huarache style and I decided I needed a pair of these, too.
Aren’t they cute?
I wore them one day & realized it’s been a long time since I wore open-toed shoes. They didn’t look good without painted toenails. So for the first time in well over a decade I painted my toes. (In fact, the only reason I had nail polish in my cupboard was because I bought a few colors to paint the bottom harness bars on my Mac to give me a visual aid in threading.)
While I have less than lovely feet, I think they’re okay in these sandals.
Now when I glance down at my feet while I’m weaving, I’m surprised every time by the fancy feet that are dancing across the treadles.
On a completely unrelated note, I just watched and AMAZING video of Janet Echelman. I don’t remember where I read about this – was it on a blog I read? In a magazine? If I could remember I’d happily give credit where credit is due. Anyway, Janet’s building-sized fiber sculptures blew me away with their beauty and creativity. Check it out!
love those happy feet!
great video of a cool artist!
Love those rainbow feet.
Amazing and beautiful video, truly an inspiration. thank you.
Love the shoes!
Thanks for your comments, Judy, Ellie, & Alma. I found Janet’s ability to work with everything from computer programmers to create new software to fiber manufacturers to create new structures amazing – I would never have the know-how to even begin to think about such things!