A tip might be to make sure the "hair" lies inwards when you sew so you have clean edges. That makes it easier.

It's incredibly cute!

How come I knew it was one of yours just from the thumbnail? Gorgeous!

Now THAT's love.

Well done.
I have the same problem (exactly actually except I don't know what's wrong with your feet) and it's a drag finding shoes. Last years I've ended up with Keen since it's the only summer shoe that's sturdy enough.
I wish I could find shoes like that, but I'm not getting my hopes up at all.

I'm glad it worked our for you!

That's a swedish box! Nice arrangement.

There has to be more than 200 000 craftsters in the world. Let's find some more....

I'm making a cardigan from Drops Delight at the moment, and I had to sturdy it up with Järbo 1-thread.
But I very much like working with it. It's easy running.
For sock I think I'll stick to sturdier yarns though, but I could make the shaft in Drops Delight The shafts are great looking

Do you really like Drops Delight for socks? I think it's far too thin, but I love the yarn. Have made both shawl and baby clothing from it.

Funny how just the mentioning of Drops Delight made me look if you were from Sweden

The socks all look great btw

Have you considdered a pancake-cake? Swedish pancakes are a lot thinner but the idea is pancake, icecream+jam, pancake, icream+jam until you get a pile hig as a cake. Very well liked among kids.

http://hagwall.com/food/pancakes.html

I love the zoo. It's fantastic.