Socks / Slippers / Slipper Socks: Let’s Get Crafting

Dear users, dear authors,
in this heat, nobody really thinks about keeping their feet warm, but on cold tile floors, socks are definitely a good idea. Now is the time to make beautiful socks, slippers, and slipper socks.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, information, etc. 

Socks keep your feet warm.
Socks knitted in double-face technique keep them even warmer.

Uzumakisen

The three-page PDF file consists of step-by-step instructions with photos and a knitting chart.
It is suitable for advanced knitters.

I'd be happy to show you a selection of my sock models to crochet 

 Women's socks 


I have more models for a baby 


 Baby socks 


 Baby socks made of cotton 

If you need information about the featured models, just click on the caption 

These socks are a beautiful declaration of love for your loved ones ❤️ In the pattern, you’ll find the “Heart” and “LOVE” motifs written out stitch by stitch. The basics of sock knitting aren’t explained here. You can use any heel and toe pattern you like. 



Knitting Pattern: Socks with a Declaration of Love 

These socks are crocheted starting at the heel.
A clever method, yet the socks still fit wonderfully.


Click here for the pattern: Crochet Socks Starting at the Heel II





The short “Schummelzopf” ankle socks are started at the toe.
That way, you can decide for yourself how long you want to knit the cuff.
The cable pattern is faked—it’s not actually a cable, it just looks like one.


Click here for the pattern: Short “Schummelzopf” Ankle Socks







These warm bed socks are quick to knit because they are made with very thick yarn.
Next winter is sure to come. Make a pair for your whole family.
It’s very easy.Click here for the pattern: Warm Bed Socks, Quick to Knit



 Mona (FroschomaMona) wishes you lots of fun knitting / crocheting

“Celtic Rose” Socks




“Crois” Socks





“Coat of Arms” Socks


I’m a huge fan of spiral socks. These socks are knitted without a heel, so they fit a range of sizes. We use them as guest socks, and I make a new pair for my grandson every now and then—ideal for rubber boots. 



Dolls also like to have warm little feet...... Here I have a felted design for you. I crocheted the lower part and then felted it. Once everything has been shaped and is dry, the cuff at the top is knitted. Your leftover yarn is also perfect for this. 

Felted doll shoes

I also have felted slippers. You can wear them all year round: for year-round wear, I recommend the moccasins; for winter and for those of you who are especially sensitive to the cold, the taller styles. What they all have in common is that we knit them, and the washing machine takes care of the felting. Let me show you my 3 favorite styles.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making your own… and may your feet always stay warm :-)
Warm regards from Ina

P.S. Right now, felting yarn is available everywhere in the SAL ;-)

One-Step Felt Booties
These are knitted in one piece. What I love about them is that you can combine two colors and that the cuff even gets a decorative button. Slippers can be a little chic, too. You can make them in any size.






Felt Moccasins
These are the all-season model for warm feet. But “warm” doesn’t mean you’ll sweat in them. That’s because felting yarn is breathable and releases excess heat through the felt fibers. Thanks to their moccasin shape, they simply look nicer than regular felt shoes, which can sometimes be a bit shapeless. You can also make them as guest slippers or to pack in your suitcase.





Felt Boots with a Roll-Top Cuff
They consist of 2 parts: the felt shoe—knitted by us and felted in the washing machine—and the separately knitted roll-top cuff, which we sew onto the finished felt shoe. This is the warmest model of all my shoes. The warm roll-top cuff keeps the ankle especially warm, so your feet are guaranteed to stay warm. Since all the veins and arteries run along the ankle, if it’s warm there, the entire foot is automatically warm.

These socks are knitted with 3 needles (using the CraSyTrio) and feature a very simple heel. With this pattern, you can become a sock-knitting beginner, just like many before you.

The pattern provides step-by-step instructions for 4 different sizes, so you can treat the whole family to hand-knitted socks.

To the knitting pattern

These socks (knitted with 3 needles and a simple heel) also come in a mix of patterns. The pattern is described step by step for children’s socks, but a table for other sizes is also included. This way, you can turn two-color scraps into something really pretty.

Go to the knitting pattern