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!
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!
Love the shoes!
Love those rainbow feet.
Amazing and beautiful video, truly an inspiration. thank you.
love those happy feet!
great video of a cool artist!