Adult and Child Slippers
Looking for free slipper crochet patterns? This beginner pattern is great if you haven't been crocheting very long, or even if this is your first project! There are two sets of instructions for making adult sized or child sized slippers. Everyone in the family can now have a pair of cozy crocheted slippers to wear around the house. Slippers are a perfect way to keep your feet warm during the cold, winter months. Make a matching pair for yourself and your children.
Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Adult Slippers:
MATERIALS
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Moda Dea® “Sassy Stripes®” Art. R105, Net Wt. 50 g. 1.76 oz; 150m, 164 yds. 1 skein each:
No. 6997, Lucky (size sm)
No. 6946 Crush (size med)
No. 6930 Stormy (size lg)
SIZE:
Finished Length: 8½ (9½, 10½)
Child Slippers:
MATERIALS:
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Moda Dea® “Sassy Stripes®” Art. R105, Net Wt. 50g, 1.76 oz, 150m, 164 yds. 1 skein each:
No. 6983 (sm)
No. 6980 Rave (med)
No. 6250 Crayon (lg) - Elastic Cord (optional)
SIZE:
Finished length: 5½ (6½, 7½)”
Gauge:
In pattern – 16 sts = 4”
5 sc rnds = 1 1/8”
Note: Moda Dea Sassy Stripes has been discontinued. DK weight yarn may be substituted.
SOLE (make 2):
Ch 23 (27, 31).
Rnd 1: 2 sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 12 (14, 16) ch, hdc in next ch, dc in next 7 (9, 11) ch, 7 dc in last ch for toe; working along opposite side of ch, dc in next 7 (9, 11) sts, hdc in next st, sc in next 12 (14, 16) sts, 2 sc in last st; join with a sl st to first sc – 51 (59, 67) sts.
Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc first st, 2 sc in next st, sc in next 14 (16, 18) sts, hdc in next st, dc in next 7 (9, 11) sts, 2 dc in next st, 3 dc in next st, 2 dc in next st, dc in next
7 (9, 11) sts, hdc in next st, sc in next 14 (16, 18) sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in last st; join – 57(65, 73) sts.
Rnd 3: Ch 1, sc in first st, 2 sc in next st, sc in next 25 (29, 33) sts, 2 sc in next st, 3 sc in next st, 2 sc in next st, sc in next 25 (29, 33) sts. 2 sc in next st, sc in last st; join – 63 (71, 79) sts.
Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in first st, [2 sc in next st] twice, sc in next 26 (30, 34) sts. 2 sc in next st, sc in next st, 3 sc in next st, sc in next st, 2 sc in next st, sc in next 26 (30, 34) sts, [2 sc in next st ] twice, sc in last st; join – 71 (79, 87) sts.
Rnd 5: Ch 1, sc in first st, 2 sc in next st, sc in next 31 (35, 39) sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st, 3 sc in next st, sc in next st, 2 sc in next st, sc in next 31 (35, 39) sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in last st – 77 (85, 93) sts,
Fasten off.
UPPER (make 2):
Ch 47 (51, 57): join with a sl st in first ch to form a ring, making sure that the ch is not twisted.
Rnd 1 (right side): Ch 1, sc in first 22 (24, 26) ch, [2 dc in next ch] 1 (1, 2) times, 3 dc in next ch, [2 dc in next ch] 1 (1, 2) times, sc in last 22 (24, 26) ch; join with a sl st to first sc; TURN – 51 (55, 63) sts.
Rnd 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in first st, sc in each st to last st, 2 sc in last st; join; TURN – 53 (57, 65) sts.
Rnd 3: Ch 1, sc in first 25 (26, 30) sts, [2 dc in next st] 1 (2, 2) times, 3 dc in next st, [2 dc in next st] 1 (2, 2) times, sc in last 25 (2 6, 30) sts; join; TURN – 57 (63, 71) sts.
Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in each st around; join; TURN.
Rnd 5: ch 1, sc in first 27 (29, 33) sts, [2 dc in next st] 1 (2, 2) times, 3 dc in next st, [2 dc in next st] 1 (2, 2) times, sc in last 27 92 9, 33) sts; join; TURN – 61 (69, 77) sts.
Rnd 6: Rep Rnd 2 – 63 (71, 79) sts.
Rnd 7: Ch 1, sc in first 29 (33, 37) sts, [2 dc in next st] twice, 3 dc in next st, [2 dc in next st] twice, sc in last 29 (33, 37) sts; join; TURN – 69 (77, 85) sts.
Rnd 8: Rep Rnd 4.
Rnd 9: Ch 1, sc in first 32 (36, 40) sts, [2 dc in next st] twice, 3 dc in next st, [2 dc in next st] twice, sc in last 32 (36, 40) sts; join; TURN – 75 (83, 91) sts.
Rnd 10: Rep Rnd 2 – 77 (85, 93) sts.
JOIN UPPER TO SOLE:
Holding wrong sides together and matching st for st, work rnd sc through both layers of upper and sole; join. Fasten off.
Optional:
Work 1 rnd sc around top of slipper working over elastic cord; join. Fasten off. Draw up elastic cord slightly, knot ends together securely and weave ends in as for yarn
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elocin1104 2800379
Aug 13, 2018
These slippers look very unique. I would definitely be interested in making matching pairs for everyone in my family! I will have to do some searching and find the rest of the instructions, or make a pair and see how they fit. It looks like the pattern here is in adult sizes.
Member 3842097
Dec 15, 2014
there is absolutely NO link to free crochet patterns to get the child sized slippers. Not to mention I made these slippers and the size 8 1/2 that is listed is almost an 11 in actuality. I have opened this page looking for the pdf to the childs pattern on 2 different web browsers, a cell phone, a tablet and different laptops ALL of which have adobe reader. and still cannot find it.
SimplyMom
Apr 01, 2014
I made these slippers in the smallest size specified and they fit me great! A little loose, but I am thinking of adding a lining to them so that is fine. I would love to make these for my kids, but where is the child's pattern?
Shannon34
Jul 08, 2013
You have to click this link in order for it to come free pattern instructions (pdf) click on thouse words that are on top then it should come up it is a PDF file.
gpalliser4 5864983
Feb 13, 2013
I can't get into a pattern I would like to pring..any helpful advice...thanks.
magaz20313 2709371
Nov 21, 2012
I crochet a lot and this pattern doesn't come out right!! I took it apart and re-crochet it but it didn't come out again!
augustblack15 7552 247
Mar 22, 2012
i cant find the freakin pattern anywhere! where the heck is it?!
JessiCAN
Mar 23, 2012
To get the pattern, click on the link to the free crochet patterns. A new page should open up on the Coats and Clark website. There will be text in red that says "free pattern instructions (pdf)." Click on this text, and the PDF should open automatically if you have Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have it, you will need to download it in order to open PDF files. You can get a free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/. Hope this helps!
shaunamills 650986 6
Mar 20, 2012
i cant get this pattern to come up, can anyone help me get the pattern for these slippers
PixieishBlonde
Mar 02, 2012
I made these child slippers - smallest size for my month old daughter in worsted weight merino wool and found that they were kind of loose around the top They were a little loose all-over but that's because I made them with a little growing room I did work the one round around the top with elastic but I didn't have very good elastic and it didn't seem to help What I ended up doing with the last round was over elastic starting at back sc hdc sc join This tightened up the top a little but still not quite enough So I made straps Mary Jane style It was really easy Using regular hook whatever you used before - G for me ch Remove hook insert small hook I used an E Tighten loop ch Remove hook switch back to regular hook Skip small chains sc in next ch You…Read More should now have a little tab with a buttonhole at the end Crochet this onto the slipper about forward on one side Sew on a button at appropriate location wherever you want it depending on how tight you want the straps to pull This seemed to fix the problem of them falling off all the time and I am very pleased with the outcome My daughter loves her new slippers
impett48 2358769
Jan 06, 2012
Disappointed - cant print!
editorKS
Jan 09, 2012
@ impett48 2358769, The website offers these notes on printing: "To view and print the free patterns and watch the videos on this site, you will need Adobe Reader and Adobe Flash player installed on your computer. Both programs are free to download from the links provided. If you have trouble downloading patterns, please check the security settings on your computer as they may be blocking your access." Hope that helps!
editorKS
Dec 13, 2011
Hi, jandtsmom 3284800. I'm sorry to hear of your trouble. I have two options for you: 1. You can contact the pattern designer directly for help. The designer is specified in the byline. 2. I might also suggest that you try posting your question to our sites Facebook page. It is monitored by the editor and is a great resource for helpful tips and suggestions from our Facebook friends; perhaps they can offer some guidance! Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/AllFreeCrochet Good luck! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet
jandtsmom
Dec 12, 2011
Is there anyone who can explain this part of the instructions to me? I have ripped it apart several times and, tried it over and over. I am obviously not understanding it. [2 dc in next ch] 1 (1, 2) times, 3 dc in next ch, [2 dc in next ch] 1 (1, 2) times
salongeway 7648334
Jan 17, 2012
J and T's Mom the instructions you wrote out are written in standard form It would help you greatly to learn how these symbols are used It took me a while to figure them out back in the dark ages before internet Instructions written within brackets are to be repeated the number of times instructed following the brackets I'm assuming the pattern is written for small medium and large and will use these sizes to go forward When a pattern is written for multiple sizes you'll find the repeats for the larger sizes in the parenthesis Thus for small and medium pretend the brackets don't exist as you only need to do the step one time For Large you need to do what is in the bracket twice For Small and Medium Do double crochet dc in the next chain ch stitch This means BOTH dc stitches are made in the…Read More same stitch Next you do dc in the following or next ch stitch And finally you do dc in the next ch stitch This will give you dc stitches but you only used chain stitches For Large You do dc in the next ch then you do dc in the following ch as the instructions say to do the step twice Next you do dc in the next chain followed by the dc in each of the next two chains This will give you a total of eleven dc in five chain stitches Hope it helped Sheila
dulynranch
Feb 22, 2011
I like to make knitted and crochet slippers but the bottoms wear very quickly on wood floors...so I decided to put a piece of chamoise on the bottom. The trouble I'm having is that I don't know what stitch to use to attach the chamoise. I'm hoping someone could direct me...or give me an idea. Thank you Dulynranch@yahoo.com
PixieishBlonde
Sep 22, 2012
Not entirely sure about chamoise but I was planning on making a second pair of these for my daughter she outgrew the ones I made her last year and I was thinking I would get a piece of leather or synthetic leather from a craft store for the bottoms and use an awl to poke holes in the sole about one crochet-stitch apart Then I will run some yarn through the holes in a basic straight stitch or a backstitch not sure yet what will be best making sure it is not too tight That will give me an anchor point and I should just be able to crochet the top and yarn sole onto that in the same way that the top and bottom are attached in the basic slipper It's an idea anyway - I'll let you know how it works and or if I come up with any…Read More other ideas in the process
mlmace1946
Feb 05, 2011
To print instructions which are a pdf file you need to have Adobe reader installed. I was able to view, download and print the instructions with no problem because I have Adobe reader and I am a subscriber.
ruthannelackey 493 6759
Nov 16, 2010
when i printed..... no instructions... i checked settings still no instructions
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