Eight Slipper Styles To Knit

A selection of my slipper patterns in one. Knit eight different styles of slippers with this collection of patterns. The patterns range from beginner to difficult and include links to online video tutorials. Now revised and updated! This publication includes: Easy to Knit Bow Slippers Easy to Knit Slippers Two Slippers with One Pattern How to Knit Children's Slippers How to Knit Adult Slippers How to Knit Slippers Just Like Granny Made Adult Booties How to Knit Sheep Slippers The purchase of these patterns allows you to make and sell slippers, but you may not redistribute or resell the patterns.

 Knitted slippers and house shoes: These are the new frontier for the legions of knitters passionate about sock knitting. And The Knitted Slipper Book is an everything-you-need-to-know guide to making this exciting variation on the sock. Whatever your preference—moccasins, mukluks, clogs, ballet flats, boots, booties, or Mary Janes—you’ll find all of the instruction you need. This eclectic collection of 30 designs is meant to satisfy the slipper styles of everyone in the family, young and old, male and female. In addition to the knitting instructions, techniques covered include felting; shaping; sizing; attaching soles, linings, and insoles; and finishing with tassels, pom-poms, and other trims. Step-by-step photos assure beautiful, hard-wearing, and well-fitting results. Praise for The Knitted Slipper Book: “It’s impossible to flip through without smiling. The color, the photography, the projects are imbued with joy.†? —Knitty.com “I really like the range of sizes . . . I love, love, love the Genie Folk Slippers!†? —Knit Knit Café Blog “Fireside booties are genius shoes because they warm the feet and the ankles. The sleepy friends slippers are super adorable. The photos of each slipper are fantastic.†? —Sweetly Made "This book is a lot of fun, offering options both whimsical and practical. But beware: looking at it might inspire you to want to knit slippers for everyone in your family. Or everyone on your Christmas list. Or to institute a no shoes in the house rule and knit a basket of slippers to leave by the door for guests.†? —About.com “We’re super psyched to offer you a free knitting pattern . . . (You’ll definitely want to check out the trailer for the book. It’s unbelievably adorable!) Katie suggests whipping up several of these clogs for house guests—but of course, a couple of pairs for yourself would be nice, too.†? —Craftsy.com “I love this book! You will too. And so will Mom, and Grandma! A perfect gift for every knitter on your Holiday gift list.†? —Gingerbread Snowflakes “You can have all your gift knitting done from one book! Such a smart, fun yet functional collection of knits.†? —Petite Purls “The Knitted Slipper Book provides magic, along with a hefty dose of practicality.†? —Shelf Awareness “It’s a wonderful, multi-faceted book—and once I’ve finished knitting my way through it, I’ll be looking for the sequel!†? —Kangath Knits “We’re in the time of year when crafters seek out patterns and ideas for handmade holiday gifts. There’s a winner on each page of The Knitted Slipper Book.†? —Cleveland Plain Dealer “Patterns range from baby to large adults sizes, making this book of 30 designs especially appealing to those who have plans to make handmade holiday gifts this year.†? —Grand Rapids Press “Everything you need to know about how to make these warm and cozy beauties is all in one book, hooray for that!†? —Smashed Peas and Carrots “Because everyone needs cute house shoes, right?†? —DallasNews.com

This is the third compilation of knitted slipper patterns for adults. Made to fit snuggly and comfortably you can make a number of unique designs to suit nearly anyone. Some of the patterns are a bit more challenging, while others are designed for beginners. The patterns also include QR codes you can scan with your phone or tablet to watch helpful how-to videos on YouTube to brush up on any techniques you may need extra help with. Many of the patterns also include helpful step-by-step photos if unable to access the internet for help. This publication includes the following titles: Snug Slip-On Knit Slippers Nearly Seamless Cuffed Bootie Slippers – Extra Thick! Bulky Yarn Slippers – Extra Thick! Minimalist Round Toe Slippers Chevron Striped Moccasin Slippers Rolled Cuff Slippers Long Cuffed Slippers Whip up a pair of these cozy, hand knit slippers in no time and say goodbye to cold feet!

This pattern is written to fit nearly all child sized feet. This particular pattern will fit a foot that is 4 inches (10 cm) up to 8 3/4 inches (22 cm) in length. That is a toddler size 1 up to a nearly adult size 5, in US sizing. Please note, this isn’t a pattern for beginners, but if you know how to knit a stitch, pick up stitches and knit two stitches together, you should be okay. I’ve added a TON of photos and a how-to video to help you along with any of the more confusing parts. And please take note, you use 2 (two) sets of single point needles to make this. ​​​​​​​ Because these are made for little feet, they often don’t need much yarn and are quick to make. This makes them a great way to use up the smaller leftover bits from larger projects.

This is the more simplified version of my very popular Moccasin Slippers with a Cuff. I wanted to design a pattern that was still very minimalistic but didn’t require any special techniques or multiple needles. This is what I came up with. The pattern is knitted on one set of single pointed, size 4 mm (US 6) needles. The pattern itself only involves the knit stitch, k2tog and picking up stitches. Easy peasy! For real. And if it’s not, I’ve included a TON of photos to help you along. The purchase of this pattern allows you to make and sell the slippers, but you may not redistribute or resell this pattern.

Knit slippers for someone, and you'll keep their toes warm. Give the slippers googly eyes, floppy ears, or a prehensile tail, and you will give them and everyone they meet something to giggle about. Do you know someone who could use beyond-cute slippers that resemble their favorite animal, cartoon character, or fantasy figure? Fun and Fantastical Slippers to Knit adds a little fun to indoor footwear. They transport us back to those carefree days of childhood when playing dress-up and make-believe occupied hours of our time. Babies to tweens, teens and even hipsters are all rockin' their crazy-zaney and unique slippers. The twenty knit slippers and socks in this book are designed in sizes to fit baby to adult and can be knit on straight needles or in-the-round! Imagine pacing the floor in Yeti feet or gazing over your big yellow duck feet at the nightly news. Designed by author Mary Scott Huff, these slippers are every bit as adorable, and quirky as her fantastical hats!

This is the extra thick version of my very popular Moccasin Slippers with a Cuff pattern. People had requested that this be made into an extra thick version to wear longer and knit up quicker. So I did. You can use either a double strand of worsted weight yarn OR one strand of super bulky yarn to make them. And you can make them from a woman’s size 6 to a man’s size 14. The pattern is knitted on 2 (two) sets of single pointed needles, but don’t worry. I’ve provided a bunch of photos to show you how to do this. It sounds more complicated than it really is. The pattern itself only involves the knit and purl stitch, k2tog and picking up stitches. Easy peasy! For real. The purchase of this pattern allows you to make and sell the slippers, but you may not redistribute or resell this pattern.