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It has been many years since I have made a pair of knitted slippers and I have never made a pair for me! I learned to knit while I lived in Colorado and knitted slippers were my second ever knitted endeavor. These are a little slippery on non-carpeted floors and you could always add some leather to the bottom, but I am just careful when I walk – just like I was wearing socks.
Knitted Slippers
Items Needed
2 skeins worsted weight yarn (preferably wool)
1 pair #8 straight needles
darning needle
Gauge: 4 stitches = 1 inch
Size: Teenager to Adult
1. With 2 strands of yarn, cast on 29 stitches
Sole and Side
Row 1: (WS) Slip 1, K8, P1, K9, P1, K9
Row 2: Slip 1, knit across row
Repeat these two rows for 5″ or 2 1/2″ less than the length of foot. End with a completed Row 1.
Toe
Row 1: (RS) P1, *K1,P1, repeat from star to end of row
Row 2: K1, P1, repeat to end of row
Repeat rows for 2 1/2″ – 3″.
Cut yarn leaving an 8″ tail. Thread yarn into darning needle and slip stitches from knitting needle onto darning needle, twice. Pull tightly and fasten securely.
Finishing
1. Sew edges together for 4″ from toe to instep. Fasten securely.
2. Sew up heel.
3. Weave in all yarn ends.
Slip them on your feet and fill the warmth!
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So glad to have this pattern again. I made these years ago and they are fabulous. You can make pompoms for the top (I never did but the pattern I had showed them that way). Nice job!!
The pattern I use also has an option to add pom poms, but I have never done it. I love how cushy these are and they definitely keep my feet warm!
Look pretty comfy…Ithink I could do this! Keep those tootsies warm!
You could do these, no problem!