Crochet Pattern - Ladies Ballet Flats - Sales

***INSTANT DOWNLOAD*** This pattern is available for an instant download. Once the payment is confirmed, you will receive an email with a download link (it can take around 5 minutes). Please do not leave a note to seller at the checkout, as they are not checked on the instant downloads. If you need to contact me please do it through Etsy Conversations.This is a PATTERN for crocheted Ladies Ballet Flats!I was asked so many times to make an adult version for my pattern for Baby Ballet Flats, and finally here it is! Skill level: EASYMaterials: * worsted weight yarn in main colour and small amount of contrasting colour. * crochet hook 3.75mm or FStitches used:st(s) – stitch(es)ch – chain stitchsc – single crochetsl st - slip stitchPattern is made for European size 37 (USA – 6.5, UK -4, Australia - 5)If you want to make them in bigger size add more rows for sole (I made notes where exactly you should add them), then only you will have to take care that toe is well centered. It will be very easy, believe me. In any case you can always write me if you have any questions. ALL MY PATTERNS ARE WRITTEN IN STANDARD AMERICAN TERMS! Price is for the PATTERN only, not the finished product. YOU CANNOT RESELL MY PATTERN BUT YOU CAN SELL THE FINISHED ITEM ON ETSY IF YOU LIKE.Thank you for looking and keep an eye out for more patterns to come!

Seeing Noah and her team work in this confined space is like watching a carefully choreographed dance. They bend to examine rashes, kneel to clean ears — Noah jokes that most of her scrubs end up with patches on the knees — and diagnose a wide array of ailments. This is Dublin resident Richard Nicomedez’s first visit to the clinic, and the Navy veteran has brought Rex, a dog of uncertain heritage, with him. Nicomedez’s family adopted Rex five months ago. The nervous dog snaps at Noah when she kneels down to examine him. For everyone’s safety, Noah explains, she’ll have to put a muzzle on him.

Rex is not happy about the ordeal and crochet pattern - ladies ballet flats howls his displeasure as Noah carefully wraps him in a towel and lifts him onto to the exam table, She notices a small wound on the inside of his leg that appears to be infected, and he has a red mark on his eye, the result of an inverted third eyelid, a common issue for dogs, “There’s no need to worry about it,” Noah tells a concerned Nicodemez, “Just keep an eye on it.”, Rex gets his rabies vaccination, a prescription for his infected wound, a 6-month supply of flea and tick medication and the all-clear on his heart-worm test..

“This is so great,” Nicomedez says, before leading a much happier Rex out of the clinic. And then there’s Winkie, an 11-year-old cat, who can’t stop scratching. She belongs to Army veteran Kai Barnwell, of Hayward. Winkie was the cat no one wanted, a feral that a friend’s daughter had rescued but couldn’t keep. Somehow, Barnwell ended up with her seven years ago. She’s still a bit wild, Barnwell warns Noah. But Winkie is putty in Noah’s hands, submitting to an exam and vaccinations without a single yowl. Noah detects a mild heart murmur. It’s not a bad one, but it means Winkie should get an annual exam and they might consider a chest X-ray down the road to see if her heart is enlarged. And the itching? Monthly flea treatments will help.Related ArticlesARF to build a veterans center for its Pets and Vets programWas that really a bald eagle at the top of a sycamore tree?Two dead gray whales in San Francisco Bay spur investigationWho is doing all that hooting in the wee hours of the morning?Woman attacked by Peninsula store’s ‘pet cow’ gets $2.4 million.

Bubba, Barnwell’s Jack Russell terrier mix, is itchy, too, The dog was treated at the clinic two months ago for a flea-related rash, but he’s still scratching and biting himself. Noah shaves spots on Bubba’s back to reveal angry, red infected patches where he has been chewing, Bubba will be wearing a cone of shame for a few weeks, “I’m glad I brought him in,” Barnwell says as he heads to his car, lugging Winkie’s carrier in one hand and holding the leash for a crochet pattern - ladies ballet flats now-coned Bubba in the other, “I love this program.”..

Curiodyssey’s Illuminodyssey: A Winter Light Experience for Kids: Through Jan. 6, 1651 Coyote Point Drive, San Mateo. Wander through a wondrous world of moving, radiant light. Roam through a forest of touchable sculptures, and dance with circles of spinning light. $8.50-$13.50. http://bit.ly/2yHO91T. Guys and Dolls: Weekends through Nov. 18, Firehouse Arts Center, 4444 Railroad Ave., Pleasanton. A musical comedy that gambles with luck and love under the lights of Broadway. $19-$41. http://bit.ly/2CRkm9Q.

Vau de Vire and Oakland Central present The Soiled Dove: Through Nov, 17, Tortona Big Top in downtown Oakland, 1911 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, Enjoy a circus-infused dinner theater set in a re-created Barbary Coast red light district, with a 10-piece orchestra and musical-guest cameos each evening, plus a four-course, $49-$137, www.thesoileddove.com, Portia Munson: Her Room/Her World: Noon-5 p.m, Tuesday-Sunday, through Dec, 16, Bedford Gallery, 1601 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek, The exhibition includes massive installations of Bedroom and Constellations along with prints, a projection and crochet pattern - ladies ballet flats additional sculptures, Opening reception from 3-5 p.m, Sept, 30, $5, www.bedfordgallery.org..

She Kills Monsters: Nov. 14-16, Las Lomas High School, 1460 South Main St., Walnut Creek. In this comedy, Agnes Evans journeys through her dead sister’s game diary. She must battle goblins, monsters and dragons. $8-$15. http://bit.ly/2OfUKW7. Suds: ‘60s Musical Soap Opera: Through Dec. 2, The Colligan Theater, 1010 River St., Santa Cruz. This high-energy musical tells the story of a down-on-her-luck laundress named Cindy and the colorful guardian angels who come to teach her about finding true love. $27-$50. www.JewelTheatre.net.

New Staged Reading Series – In the Wings: 8 p.m, Nov, 12, Town Hall Theatre Company, 3535 School St., Lafayette, In the Wings launches with a reading of Placebo, an offbeat dramatic comedy by Melissa James Gibson, $10, www.townhalltheatre.com, Suicide Girls: Blackheart Burlesque: 9-11 p.m, Nov, 13, Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, 3301 Lyon St., San Francisco, The show has been touring since 2003 in more than six countries, $25-$75, https://bit.ly/2Lz7UAo, Protecting Our Marine National Monuments: An Evening of Hidden Beauty: 7-9:30 p.m, Nov, 15, David Brower Center, 2150 Allston Way, Berkeley, Conservation filmmaker and award-winning photographer Ian Shive will present a special collection of images of our marine national monuments, Includes a panel discussion and a chance to walk with Shark Stewards director David McGuire through the exhibit, Art/Act: Brian Skerry – SHARKS, $5-$20, crochet pattern - ladies ballet flats https://bit.ly/2ON42Nx..

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