These slippers with a modern balerina-flat look work up very quickly. The pattern is very easy, so you will love it, even if you are a beginner. A higher heel of slippers prevents it from falling down. If you are looking for warm and cozy slippers with a stylish look, these are the ones.
Yarn You Need for This Project
If you want your crochet slippers to be cozy, warm, and strong, picking the right yarn is key. The pattern asks for worsted-weight yarn, which gives the right thickness.
Slippers need to be soft yet sturdy, so think about using a yarn blend of wool and acrylic. Wool keeps feet warm, while acrylic makes them easy to wash.
Getting the Perfect Fit for Ladies Slippers
The Ladies Slippers pattern by Kara Gunza comes in four sizes (U.S. women’s 4/5, 6/7, 8/9, and 10/11), but you can customize it even more if needed. To check the fit, try on one slipper after you finish making it. Walk around a bit — this will help you see how the slippers adjust to your movement and weight.
If the slippers feel too small, don’t worry. Crochet stretches naturally, so a snug fit at first is actually good. However, if they’re too tight, you can use a larger crochet hook or add a few more stitches in the sole for more room.
For wider feet, change the stitch count in the sole to give extra space. But if the slippers feel too loose, use a smaller hook size or adjust the last few rounds to tighten up the opening.
How Can I Make My Crochet Slippers Last Longer?
Want your crochet slippers to stay comfy and last a long time? Here are some easy tips:
- Double the sole: Crochet an extra layer and stitch it on to make them thicker and tougher.
- Add a non-slip bottom: Attach a fabric or leather sole, or use puffy paint to give them grip.
- Strengthen high-wear spots: Make tighter stitches or an extra row where heels and toes get worn out.
- Pick strong yarn: Choose a wool mix or durable acrylic that can handle lots of use.
These small tweaks will help your handmade slippers last for much longer.
too cute
I have been leaving comments and signing my name. And I can’t find where to get the free pattern.
LaRinda Sutton if you scroll up a bit the link is written in blue just underneath 4 red search boxes for sewing patterns, mens shoes, etc
LaRinda Sutton if you scroll up a bit the link to the shoe pattern is written in blue, just under 4 red search boxes..just up there a bit
Do you have a video for this