Knitted Slippers Pattern
My knitted slippers pattern is an easy project for experienced beginners. You can quickly knit up this project for a stylish fashion accessory with super bulky yarn for a cozy gift.
Best Knitted Slippers for Beginning Knitters
Knitting slippers with super bulky yarn is a great project for beginners to practice their skills. With its thick strands, you can create cozy and warm slippers that are perfect for chilly weather. The soft and plush texture of the super bulky yarn provides a delightful sensation on your feet.
Knitted slippers make excellent gifts for loved ones, demonstrating your care and creativity. You can easily personalize them by incorporating different colors and patterns.
Knitting Techniques
Slip Knot
CO = Cast On Long Tail Method
K = Knit Stitch
P = Purl Stitch
KFB = Knit Front and Back Increase
SSK = Slip Slip Knit Decrease
K2Tog = Knit 2 Together Decreases
BO = Bind Off
Weave In Ends
Knitting Supplies
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YARN #6 Super Bulky, 70 yards for 2 slippers
Recommended: Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn
Knitting Needles Straight Size 10 US / 6.0 mm
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Fork (optional)
Printable Knitting Instructions
Printable Knitting Pattern
My knitted slippers pattern is an easy project for experienced beginners. You can quickly knit up this project for a stylish fashion accessory with super bulky yarn for a cozy gift.
Materials
- YARN #6 Super Bulky, 70 yards for 2 slippers. Recommended: Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn
Tools
- Knitting Needles Straight Size 10 US / 6.0 mm
- Scissors
- Tapestry Needle
- Fork (optional)
Instructions
Cast On 6 Stitches: Start slip knot 18” from yarn end
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Stockinette Rows
- Row 1: K2, KFB, KFB, K2 (8 Sts on Needle)
- Row 2: Purl All
- Row 3: K2, KFB, K2, KFB, K2 (10 Sts )
- Row 4: Purl All
- Row 5: K2, KFB, Knit to last 3 Sts, KFB, K2
- Row 6: Purl All
Repeat Rows 5 + 6 until the following number of stitches remain on your knitting needle:
Small 26 / Med 28 / Large 30
(see sizes in "Notes" below)
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Garter Rows
- Row 1: K2, SSK, Knit to last 4 Sts, K2Tog, K2
- Row 2: Knit All
- Row 3: K2, SSK, Knit to last 4 Sts, K2Tog, K2
- Row 4: Knit All
- Row 5: K2, SSK, Knit to last 4 Sts, K2Tog, K2
- Row 6: Knit All
Continue Knitting in the Garter Stitch until your entire knitted piece’s length measures:
Small 8.5 inches / Med 9.5 inches / Large 10.5 inches
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Bind Off
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Piece Together using your tapestry needle, sew up:
Toe: Cast On Row - Cinch Toe and Sew to Garter Sts
Heal: Bind Off Row - Fold and Sew Up to Make Heal
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Weave In Ends
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Add Pom Poms (optional)
Notes
Knitting Gauge: 13 Sts x 17 Rows in Stockinette = 4” x 4” / 10 x 10 cm
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Women's Shoe Sizes
Small: 5 - 6 ยฝ US • 35 - 37 EU • 3 - 4 UK
Medium: 7 ยฝ - 9 US • 38 - 40 EU • 5 - 6 ยฝ UK
Large 9 ยฝ - 12 US • 42 - 44 EU • 7 ยฝ - 9 ยฝ UK
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Knitting Techniques
- Cast On
- K = Knit Stitch
- P = Purl Stitch
- KFB = Knit Front and Back (increase)
- K2Tog = Knit Two Stitches Together (decrease)
- SSK = Slip Slip Knit (decrease)
- Cast Off
- Weave-in Yarn Ends
- * * = Repeat Pattern Between Asterisks
Kristen McDonnell
Author & Designer
After publishing her first knitting tutorial video, Kristen founded StudioKnit LLC. Enamored with teaching online, she films knitting lessons and designs from her vibrant production studio on Half Moon Bay’s California coast.
Kristen McDonnell is the author of the highly acclaimed book Knit Stitch: 50 Knit + Purl Patterns featuring vintage and unique designs.