Pair of slippers with needlepoint uppers and flat leather soles. Needlepoint pattern consists of repeating green stripes 1 3/8 inches wide with white, red, and purple geometric design followed by 3/8 inch stripe of medium brown with a light brown squared meander pattern. The slippers were embroidered flat, then cut and seamed at the back of the heel and attached to a leather soles. Each slipper has a somewhat rounded toe, a slightly scalloped vamp, and straight sides. Five full green stripes and a minimal amount of two additional stripes are included in the upper portions of each slipper. The needlepoint is worked in dull wool threads using 12 stitches per inch (in one direction). [Crossing stitch not counted and not readily seen]. The slippers are unlined, so the ground, which appears to be Penelope fabric, is visible. Attachment to sole appears to be glued rather than sewn.