Slippers + house socks + socks: also with fun patterns and motifs

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find patterns for warm slippers, also felted slippers, for house socks and cozy socks for the whole family.
Get started right away.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info about materials, technique, etc.

Socks with a Japanese pattern
    To the pattern!

All I can say is "pure variety" —there’s no chance of getting
bored while knitting.

Everything is explained step by step in words and pictures!!

Material:
100 g Comfort sock yarn Color (color 618.01)
75% virgin wool/superwash, 25% polyamide, guaranteed felt-free
Yardage: 100 g = approx. 420 m
Needle size: 2.5 - 3

These cozy socks with a beautiful cable pattern are also very popular as a gift!

The pattern is written for size 39/40; they are best made from
merino wool with a yardage of 80 m/50 g.

Click on the image


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The yarn for these knitted slippers is put together from 6 different colors,

the pattern is available in sizes 34–43, knit and purl stitches are worked with size 6 needles,
so you’ll see results very quickly!

 click here for the pattern:

Have you ever knitted socks without a heel? I love them...… You can wear them across many sizes, and thanks to the spiral shape they adapt to the shape of the foot.

In my knitting pattern, I’ve covered sizes 14–18 all the way up to shoe size 46–47.

The loop pattern is explained in detail in the pattern with pictures, step by step.

Knitting Pattern: Spiral Socks Without a Heel

Plain knitted socks aren’t warm enough for you?
Then give these house socks, knitted using the double-face technique, a try.

You can make them with solid-colored yarn on one side and patterned yarn on the other, or knit them entirely in one color.

The four-page PDF file with knitting chart is suitable for experienced knitters.

To the pattern: *click*

For anyone who wants to knit socks with ease from now on, the socks with the mowi heel are just the thing. They make it really fun to keep the whole family supplied with socks.

The pattern describes 4 different sizes in great detail.

Click here for the knitting pattern

In fall and winter, nothing beats felted house slippers!

You can take my word for it, because I’ve been making them for my family and friends for many years. Everyone loves them, because there’s nothing cozier than coming home after a long day and slipping into your felted slippers.

You can make them in all sizes, styles, and favorite colors. Felt is breathable and temperature-regulating. That means feet are always kept reliably warm without overheating. Excess warmth is simply released outward through the fibers. They adapt to every foot, so nothing pinches—and the thick felt cushions your step. Felt also doesn’t absorb odors; if needed, you could simply put them outside to air out for a while.

If you feel like making them yourself, just click on the headings. They will take you to more sample pictures, further information, and the pattern. In the pattern, I explain everything in detail: how to knit them, felt them, shape them, and add “anti-slip” to them. I hope you enjoy making them and always have warm feet.

Warm regards from Ina

Felted shoes with a roll collar
-> Here we knit the felted shoe and put it in the washing machine for felting. Separately, we knit a roll collar in matching colors, which is then sewn onto the shoe.

Children love colorful shoes ...


The girls like them in pink, dusty rose, or hot pink ...


And the gentlemen’s preferred colors are anthracite or gray ...


One-Step felted booties
-> Here the shoe and the collar are knitted in one piece, then they go into the washing machine for felting. If you like, you can sew on a little eye-catcher.

These belong to my daughter-in-law ... she loves gray and pink, so there you go—I was happy to fulfill her wish:


And for the kids, I prefer light green with gray; girls and boys can both wear that:


Neon blue combined with light green is lovely too. For small sizes, leftover yarn is enough:


Felted moccasins
-> This is the version for spring, summer, and fall. Just a bit lower than the felted boots and in a moccasin shape. The shoe is knitted, then we crochet 2 more rounds, and the washing machine takes care of the felting.


With the moccasin shape, the felted shoe doesn’t look so shapeless, but has a more defined shoe shape.


They also look great in bright yellow. And you only need a little yarn. For children’s sizes, the shoe sole is coated with latex so they won’t slip. Children grow quickly, so leather soles aren’t really worth it yet. For adult shoes, though, I would prefer leather soles. You can buy them ready-made or DIY them ... if you’re interested, just browse through meinen Shop.