Wool Slipper Patterns

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CROCHET SLIPPERS PATTERN, WORKED FLAT,* click here to enter my pattern shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/HatAndScarfPatterns –SO great for beginners! –See how easy in a video demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goNVL0snmmo . **ALL MY CROCHET SLIPPER PATTERNS are on Ravelry:** 95 slipper patterns, plus many Free patterns not found on Etsy! https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/search#sort=best\u0026inline=\u0026query=EMI%20HARRINGTON%2C%20CROCHET%2C%20SLIPPERS .

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CROCHET SLIPPERS PATTERN, WORKED FLAT,* click here to enter my pattern shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/HatAndScarfPatterns –SO great for beginners! –See how easy in a video demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goNVL0snmmo . **ALL MY CROCHET SLIPPER PATTERNS are on Ravelry:** 95 slipper patterns, plus many Free patterns not found on Etsy! https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/search#sort=best\u0026inline=\u0026query=EMI%20HARRINGTON%2C%20CROCHET%2C%20SLIPPERS .

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WOOL LACE SLIPPERS NOTE THAT THIS IS A CROCHET-PATTERN, NOT A FINISHED PRODUCT! Chunky yarn works up these gorgeous slippers in no-time! Three easy st-patterns creates the lacy look. Worked with a simple toe/up, one/piece method! A little bit over-sized, to room socks- and/or insoles. As all my crochet slippers, also these have one of my two soles attached to the bottom as a final finish! In this case; The Crochet-Soles. See pics with- and without soles in this listing. OPTIONAL: Joining out-soles, will extend the slippers’ life-time, protect them against wear and tear, and make them warmer, more comfy, and sturdier to wear. More info below for outsoles and insoles. Sizes: Small = US 2 – 4 / EU 34-36 Medium = US 5 – 6 / EU 37-38 Large= US 7 – 8/ EU 39-40 Extra Large = 9-10 / EU 41-42 The S-Size can be worn by kids: Shoe size about US 1-4 – EU 32-36, adjusting foot-length and/or gauge! Materials slippers: Yarn: Worsted/Chunky, weight 4/5. Wool, or any suitable yarn, obtaining the gauge in instruction. Amount: About 100 g (3.5 oz) Crochet hook: European metric 5 mm (US H/8), or any hook size to obtain gauge and size information in instruction. Terminology: US – American Crochet Terms. Conversion charts for BE hooks and terms. PDF- Pattern; 11 pages written instructions with stitch-diagrams, step-by-step tutorials, and lots of detail-pics! ADDITIONAL FOR YOUR NEW SLIPPERS See images on this page. Attaching tailored crochet soles with treatment, will extend the lifetime of your slippers, protect them against wear and tear and make them more comfy, warm and sturdy! Inserting handmade insoles, will add extra comfort and softness to the slippers. It looks nice, and keeps the slippers in shape. Personalize the insoles with pretty fabric and labels! A very good gift-idea! Adding out- and insoles to your crochet-slippers, you’ll achieve a pair of long-lasting, warm, and extra sturdy home-shoes! Link to crochet-sole pattern here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/112598001/crochet-soles-sole-treatment-how-to-turn E-BOOK; Basic slippers included the Tailored Crochet Sole: https://www.etsy.com/listing/208570205/2in1-pattern-pack-for-lacey-wool?ref=listing-shop-header-0 CUSTOMER SUPPORT I provide customer support for
my patterns, and welcome any questions you might have. NO FEES TO SELL You are free to sell the finished product made from this pattern! COPYRIGHT All my patterns are copyrighted. By purchasing an item from my shop, you agree not to copy, distribute, give away or resell the design, in print, or as a digital file. Thank you!

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We all know how cold our feet can get when we are running around our house in the cold winter evening. Women’s Chunky Boat Slippers are here to help!

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Kimono Slipper Tutorial By Lauren Mackey Materials Needed: Pattern ( Cut to fit you. I have added a size conversion and measurement chart at the end.) 1/4 Yard Outer Material (I used canvas) 1/4 Yard Inner Material (I used fleece) Optional: Lace/Ribbon, Puffy Paint, other things to decorate with. 1. Cut out pattern pieces. (A,B,C) 2. Pin shoe top pieces right sides together. (You will have two of the larger and two of the smaller) (B,C) 3. Sew only on the side with the concave curve. (B,C) {SEAM ALLOWANCE: 1/2 in} 4. Clip corners. (B,C) 5. Iron right side out. (B,C) 6. Pin together the straight edges. (One big and one small) (B,C) 7. And sew. (B,C) 8. {OPTIONAL} Sew around stitched edge to create a finished look. (B,C) {SEAM ALLOWANCE: your preference (I think I used 3/8 in)} 9. Pin inner material piece A to Piece B/C right sides together, matching back seam with red triangle. (A,B,C) 10. Sew from blue dot to blue dot. (A,B,C) {SEAM ALLOWANCE: 5/8 in} 11. Pin outer material piece A to Piece B/C right sides together, matching back seam with red triangle. (A,B,C) 12. Sew from blue dot to blue dot. (A,B,C) {SEAM ALLOWANCE: 1/2 in} (should look like a tulip when you open it up) 13. Turn right side out. (A,B,C) 14. Pin inner and outer piece C to inner piece A. (You may have to work at it to get it lined up properly) (A,C) 15. Sew from as close to blue dot as you can get to edge of piece C. (A,C) {SEAM ALLOWANCE: 5/8 in} 16. Pin inner and outer piece B to outer piece A. (A,B) 17. And sew. (A,B) {SEAM ALLOWANCE: 1/2 in} What it should look like. 18. Turn inside out. 19. Sew about two inches on each side. From blue dot to past piece B/C, matching seams. (make sure to sew all parts that are not sewed yet) 20. Finish the seams by using a zig-zag stitch or serger. Trim. 21. Turn right side out. 22. To finish, pin and sew together toe pieces lining up seams and zig-zagging or serging. Trim. Finished Shoe! You can decorate and cutomize. Some examples: I added tags to the back and puffy paint to the bottoms to make them non-slip. Shoes on!

DIY \u0026 CRAFTY IDEAS

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