No-Sew Slipper Socks

Padding around the house in warm wool socks is a cozy comfort that can sometimes be slippery—and socks' feet can get damp and dirty. For more solid footing, add soles.
Updated May 18, 2020
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What you need

Materials
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How to do it

Step 1

Pull the socks onto your feet. Stand on a piece of cardboard, and trace both feet with a pencil; cut cardboard along lines. Remove socks. Use a sewing pencil to trace the templates on sueded fabric and fusible webbing, a material that bonds fabrics together; cut them out.

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Step 2

Slide a cardboard template into each sock, positioning it where you want to iron on new soles. Place fusible webbing between sueded fabric and sock's sole; iron according to webbing directions, and remove cardboard.

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