Tag Archives: slippers

Toastie Slippers

24 Sep

Wow, it has been a little while since I posted here!

I made some slippers recently to sell at the upcoming advent creative market that takes place in my town every year. I found some great value super bulky yarn and decided to make slippers out of it.

They are basically just very simple toe-up socks with a short row heel. I decided to share the pattern with you my lovely readers… 🙂

Please take note of the copyright for this pattern:
Copyright Corinne’s Knits© – 2012

Abbreviations:
K – knit
M1 – make 1
P – purl
rd/s – round/s
rep – repeat
st/s – stitch/es
w&t – wrap and turn

Yarn: I used thick and thin super bulky yarn of no known brand. About 60m/65yds for a pair

Gauge:
10 sts x 16 rows for 10cm/4″ of stocking stitch in the round

Size: Woman medium (European 38-40)

Needles:
size 10.0mm/US 15 needles of your choice

Foot

Using a magic toe-up or Turkish cast on, cast on 6 stitches (3 on each needle).

Rd 1: K
Rd 2: *K1, M1, K1, M1, K1*, rep (10 sts)
Rd 3: K
Rd 4: *K1, M1, K3, M1, K1*, rep (14 sts)
Rd 5: K
Rd 6: *K1, M1, K5, M1, K1*, rep (18 sts)
Rds 7-31 (25 rds): K

Heel

The heel is knit only on half the stiches, back and forth

Row 1: K17, w&t
Row 2: P7, w&t
Row 3: K6, w&t
Row 4: P5, w&t
Row 5: K4, w&t
Row 6: P3, w&t
Row 7: K6, picking up the wraps as you find them, wrap the 1st st of the top of the foot and turn
Row 8: P9, picking up the wraps as you find them, wrap the last st of the top of the foot and turn
Row 9: K9

Leg

You are now done with the heel and will resume knitting in the rd on all 18 sts. On the first rd, you will pick up the two wraps make on the first and last sts of the top of the foot, these will close the gap with the heel without creating a hole.

Rds 1-6: K
Rds 7-9: *K1, P1*, rep across

Cast off using a stretchy cast off

Make second slipper (they are identical)

Ravelry pattern page here:

Mosaiko (Baby Slipper Socks)

25 Apr

Mosaiko is a cute pair of 2-colour baby slipper socks, knit in sport weight yarn to keep baby’s feet nice and toastie. It uses such little amounts of yarn that it is a great way to use up leftovers in a fun and useful way.

They do not require complicated colour work as only one colour is ever worked per round.

Difficulty
Intermediate

Yarn
Colour A: 22(27,31) m / 20(30,34) yards
Colour B: 33(40,46) m / 30(44,50) yards
of sport weight yarn

Notions
Needles: 4mm/US6 circular needle (or 5 DPNs) or size needles needed to obtain gauge
Accessories: Darning needle

Necessary Skills
Knitting in the round, Turkish cast on or toe up magic cast on, short rows (w&t)

Gauge
28 sts x 35 rows for 4”in stocking stitch


Sizes

Infant: S(M,L) / 0-3 months (3-6 months, 6-12 months)
Foot length: 9(10,11.5) cm / 3.75(4.25,4.75)”
Circumference: 10(11.5,13) cm / 4(4.5,5)”


Pattern costs: $2.50

See more projects on Ravelry:

Baby Slipper Sock Pattern Is Being Tested

20 Apr

Mosaiko is my latest design, a pair of slipper socks for babies in two colours. It’s being tested right now and should be released soon. Unfortunately I don’t have a cute baby to model them!

Leftover Slippers Finished

7 Jan

These turned out to be a proper leftover project! It turned out that I did not even have enough of the green yarn left to make the whole foot of the second slipper, so I sneaked a bit of red in there. Nevertheless, I think they turned out really cute and Connor loves them!

Leftover Slippers

6 Jan

I’m making some simple, quick slippers for Connor with the leftover wool from his silly hat. I have finished one, the second one will be made with the green yarn for the foot part as I used up all the blue/grey yarn. The ankle ribbing part will be done in the same colour.

Pattern “Ribby Slipper Socks” can be found here.