Grandma's Simple Slippers

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If anyone knows how to stay warm and cozy, it's Grandma. Make yourself a pair of Grandma's Simple Slippers for a no-fail crochet design that's sure to keep your feet happy around the house. This free crochet pattern can be easily adjusted to fit any size foot. Use DK yarn to work up these lightweight slippers for anyone in your family. The simple design of these slippers is classy and timeless, just like Grandma herself.

Easy

Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook, H/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

Materials List

  • 4.00 mm crochet hook for thinner feet. Gauge - First 2 rounds measure 1.5 inches
  • 4.50 mm hook for medium width feet. Gauge -  First 2 rounds measure 1.6 inches
  • 5.00 mm crochet hook for large feet. Gauge - first 2 rounds measure 1.75 inches
  • DK yarn
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle
  • Tape measure

Check out the video below for another super easy crochet slippers tutorial that you can make in just one hour! 

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It is that time of the year when I begin to crochet slippers or socks for all of my family. I have a couple of favorite patterns but with so many quality free patterns why would anyone live to make the same thing over and over? These look really easy so I will add this to the short list and continue the search.

I had to read the instructions a few times to understand what they wanted you to do but I finally got it. I like the design of these slippers. They should stay on your feet a bit better than other slipper patterns I have seen. I just seen something I can pack up and take with me. Travel slippers in the stores can be so expensive. You can make these with yarn you have left over. Make them colorful. Why not? As long as they are comfortable and keep you feet warm why not? I like something on my feet but not too heavy so these will be perfect. Thank you.

I never knew either of my grandmothers, but I could totally see my mom making these slippers. I learned how to crochet first and then knit when I was around nine years old, all courtesy of my mom. She made some slippers similar to these and put pompoms on the top. She never had a pattern so I am glad I found this one.

If youre looking for an easy no hassles project, this might just be the thing. The designer includes a helpful chart to sizing (sorry, womens feet only) as well as a lengthy list of handy tips for working the slipper. Ive worked up several of these to donate to a womens shelter, and they really are a cinch to work up. Doesnt use too much yarn either.

I love wearing slippers or socks year round because the air conditioning makes my feet feel chilly all of the time. These are no fail slippers and make up so quickly. The only thing that I would improve upon and it is for safety only is to put a nonstick bottom on them to prevent falls on hard floors.

What a sweet pattern we have here! I have never tried my hand at house slippers but this may be the one. The texture looks soft and airy, yet warm. There is a new stitch for me to learn, but the directions seem to be written well! Thanks for the free pattern!

Oh grandma! What warm slippers you have! These simple slippers are adorable. They look so cute on your feet. The pattern is very easy to read and the directions are very simple and easy to follow. This is a project that can be finished in no time. I think I will make up a few extra for a local assisted living home that is near me.

I started making these slippers and everything was easy until I got to Row 7. It says "Ch 2, hdc BLO around" What in the world does BLO mean? Then in the directions to make the ankle opening, Row 2 says "Ch 2, turn, hdc FLO" Don't know what FLO means either. I have search the web for help but thee is no definition of the initials. Can you help?

BLO = Back loop, FLO = Front loop. I hope that helps!

Thank you VintageBerry, yes, it does help a lot! )

This is the easiest slipper pattern I have ever seen. I made up a pair in an hour. I want to make them in different colors and then add decorations. Bows on the toes, I can see a red pair with green trim and tiny Christmas bells. There are so many different ways to dress them up.

I tried several times to get the pattern and got the message that the site was risky. I waited and tried again and got through, then it went to the message that the site is risky.

My Grandmother used to make these , just not as Fancy plain single double stitched . Very cool thing to make for the kids , you can measure their feet by tracing them on a piece of Paper .

the link for womens sizing took me to some kind of advertising, other links took me to Kelly blue book. It's a "free" pattern but it's sketchy at best.

I didn't have any problem with the link using ,yiPad. Went right to it.

Can't get it work ANY way here. Link is broken. Too bad because these are exactly what I have been looking for.

If you can't get the pattern any other way, use PrtScr button on your keyboard and copy it into Word, a page at a time. Cropping and resizing as necessary. Fiddly but it is better than nothing.

same here- cannot get the pattern- any ideas?

direct link: http://www.knotyournanascrochet.com/2013/03/womens-slippers.html

didn't work

The link is broken all I get is a message that the server is not found.

said site was risky. can that be corrected

I have been crocheting some simple slippers, but these have some great stitching involved, so will be making some soon ( as soon as I finish the slippers I am making...:) For those that are having problems getting it, this may help. Just copy and paste hopefully it will help those needing it to get through. http://www.knotyournanascrochet.com/2013/03/womens-slippers.html

that didn't work either- really wanted this pattern too

Every time I try to click on the link my anti-virus pops up and tells me it is an unsafe site, so be careful. I tried it a couple times with the same result.

Can not open the link....please help. Really love the look of this slipper.

I had no problems opening the Pattern, it went right to it. THANK YOU!

super for my mum who has very swollen feet in the summer. Thank you so much.

I am unable to get Grandma's Simple Slippers pattern. Please let me know how to access the pattern. Thanks. P.S., I LOVE All Free Crochet!

LINK DOES NOT WORK. "Sorry 'www.knotyournanascrochet.com 2013 03 womens slippers.html' does not exist or is not available."

I've tried to get the pattern for Grandma's simple slippers but I can't get it to come up.what is the problem.I like the site i just can't get the pattern to come up.

You click on "click here for crochet pattern" then scroll to the bottom of the page. That is where the written pattern is.

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