Slippers / House Socks

Dear users, dear designers,
if you’re thinking about making slippers and house socks now, you can finish models for the whole family before the frosty season begins, helping prevent cold feet and possibly even colds.
Our exclusive designers have uploaded lots of colorful + warm patterns for this.
Make exclusive slippers and house socks now.
Tip: Doll moms and doll dads will be happy if the little favorites are also provided with doll-size slippers or house socks.

@exclusive designers,
you can present your thematically appropriate patterns here with no quantity limit. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

These slippers are nicer than thick socks. They look great in every color.
The pattern describes the sizes:

• 36/37    38/39    40/41    42/43

You can find the pattern here

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Easy Baby Crochet Shoes



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This is an illustrated crochet pattern for easy-to-crochet baby shoes.

Basic crochet skills are sufficient.

We need:

approx. 50 g cotton (blend) yarn with a yardage of approx. 90 m per 50 g, for knitting needle size 4.0–5.0; used here: crochet hook 4.5; thinner yarn can also be used—the specified measurements are what matter (check the gauge), leftover yarn for the bows or 2 pretty buttons, yarn needle, measuring tape, scissors

In addition to the detailed pattern, I have also created a short crochet pattern (sketch) as well as a short pattern for the knitted version.

By the way: you can also “wrap” money gifts this way..

Have fun “crocheting/knitting little baby feet” :-)

Knitting pattern " something for warm feet "

These slippers, cozy sofa slippers, are knitted a little differently,
as you can see in the picture, when knitted they look like little bags,
so they are also great as a surprise gift!

here is the pattern:

     

They are knitted with 100 g of merino wool with a yardage of 120 m/50 g
and size 3.5–4 knitting needles

Everything is knitted in right side and wrong side rows

Skills needed:

> knit stitches
> purl stitches
> increase stitches
> knit stitches together
> bind off

These moccasin slipper socks are knitted with double sock yarn, look stylish, and are relatively easy to knit because you can skip knitting the often-unpopular heel. 
Click here for the pattern!


Required knitting skills:
Knitting with a set of double-pointed needles
Knit stitches
Purl stitches
Knitting stitches together

Required materials:
Sock yarn
Leftover sock yarn
Buttons
Shoelaces, cord, or ribbon
Set of double-pointed needles size 4
2 knitting needles size 2.5




Festive Slippers in Sizes 36–40

I’ve created some beautiful slippers for you—perfect for the festive season and, of course, for any other time of year as well. The pattern is 8 pages long and includes several photos. I’ve explained everything step by step.

Materials:

• Catania yarn in dark blue (for the sole)
  
• ONline Yarn Line 175 Sapphire (for the sheen)
  
• Crochet hook size 4.0
  
• Sewing needle
  
• Stitch markers
  

What you’ll need to know

• chain stitch
• slip stitch
• double crochet
• half double crochet
• crocheting in rounds 



Crochet Pattern for Slippers Sizes 35-41, 2 Designs

You can wear these beautiful slippers in 2 different designs. Either very casually folded down or a little more elegantly with ties and folded up. 

In the 7-page pattern, I have explained step by step how you can crochet these beautiful slippers.
Instructions for crocheting sizes 35-41 are included in the pattern. 

Material

• Boston by Schachenmayr, marled, needle size 7-8
  
• Crochet hook 6
  

What you should know

• Chain stitches
  
• Single crochet
  
• Double crochet
  
• Increasing and decreasing
  
• Crocheting in rounds and rows
  

 This pattern does not include a basic course! Have fun crocheting and wearing the shoes!

Knitting pattern for preemie socks/baby/doll socks/keychains..







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Sweet preemie socks for a total foot length from 4.5 cm can also be used as doll socks or keychains and/or as gift packaging for money, or, or.. – there are no limits to your imagination..

The pattern, together with the sock table, can be used for additional sock sizes up to shoe size 20 .


The download includes 4 files:

• PDF preemie sock table up to size 20 for baby socks
• PDF pattern for the individual preemie socks, 4.5 cm to 7.5 cm total foot length
  (23 pages incl. pictures)
• PDF pattern with detailed pictures for the principle (using newborn socks as an example –17 pages)
• PDF handwritten sketches (using a newborn sock as an example – 2 pages)

Basic knitting skills (as well as knitting stitches together) are sufficient.


Required materials for 1 pair of socks up to newborn size: approx. 10 g 4-ply sock yarn, or leftover yarn. You will also need a set of double-pointed needles size 2.5, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends, and possibly a key ring

Sock-Knitting Course for 4-ply Yarn - all sizes for baby, children’s, women’s, and men’s socks



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Knitting socks (if needed, with leftover sock yarn) can be done almost anywhere - no matter where you are, and both little and big feet will be happy with the results..

This is an illustrated sock-knitting course using baby socks size 15, knitted from 4-ply sock yarn, with charts for all sizes

Included in the download :

• Detailed main PDF pattern with lots of images
• handwritten sketches
• baby sock chart for sizes 15 - 20
• sock chart for sizes 22 - 47

Integrated into the main pattern is a short-form baby mitten pattern, because parts of the baby sock pattern can be used for it.

Don’t be intimidated! It’s harder to describe the process than to knit the socks.

Required materials:
4-ply sock yarn (wonderfully soft options include, for example, Ferner “Lungauer Sockengarn” merino sock yarns or Austermann “Step” with aloe vera and jojoba, or “Comfort” with cashmere)

• approx. 15 g for the baby socks,
• approx. 10 g for the baby mittens,
• for adult socks up to size 44: 100 g,
• if larger than size 44, then 150 g is required.

Set of double-pointed needles 2.5, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.

The baby socks can also be embroidered, for example, and used in different ways - not just as baby socks

Baby Shoes “Jakob” - easy to knit




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Matching baby shoes for every outfit – quick and easy to knit.
You can also divide up the colors differently as you like (see sample example in the image gallery), cuff the shaft inward or outward, sew on a button, etc. There are no limits to your imagination.

The step-by-step main pattern with photos describes the version shown in the cover photo. There is also a brief pattern for printing and a sketch (be sure to download it).

These basic knitting skills are required:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, knitting in rows, edge stitches, binding off, changing colors.

We need:
50 g soft merino yarn with approx. 120 m - 130 m running length per 50 g skein, color petrol, for knitting needle size 3 – 4, approx. 20 g leftover yarn in a matching yarn weight, color eggshell white or light beige (= leftover yarn).
Gauge according to the label: 22 stitches x 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm, used here: knitting needle 3.5, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle, for the bow a 3.0 crochet hook.

Knitting Pattern (Sock-Knitting Tutorial)
Socks Made from 6-Ply Yarn—Tutorial with Charts for All Sizes




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Socks made from 6-ply sock yarn are slightly thicker—and therefore warmer—and, above all, quicker to knit than those made from 4-ply yarn. They are mostly preferred for house socks and bed socks, slipper socks, or even for hiking in mountain boots. Men love these socks in work boots.

This is essentially a sock-knitting tutorial , illustrated in detail using children’s socks in size 32/33 as an example.

All other sizes can be knitted according to the corresponding chart specifications for 6-ply sock yarn .


Included in the download :

• PDF sock-knitting pattern—illustrated step by step (22 pages)
• Baby sock chart for 6-ply sock yarn—for newborns up to shoe size 20
• Sock chart for 6-ply sock yarn—children’s socks up to adult shoe size 47

You’ll need 1 ball = 150 g (length approx. 420 m to 450 m) up to shoe size 44; 200 g – 250 g from size 45 onward of a 6-ply sock yarn; here we’re using the especially soft Christmas yarn in color 02, “Mally Socks – Lungauer Sockenwolle” by Ferner Wolle, 75% merino, 25% polyamide; gauge: approx. 22 sts x 31 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm; set of double-pointed needles size 3.5; a row counter is helpful; measuring tape, scissors, and a yarn needle for weaving in.

Note: For 4-ply sock yarns, there is a separate sock-knitting tutorial—see above—with corresponding charts here in my shop at https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/5603/sockenstrick-lehrgang-fuer-4-faediges-garn-alle-groessen-fuer-baby-kinder-damen-herrensocken

Elf shoe or elf sock? Beak stocking? Beak sock?

In any case, something special and unique for warm feet.
This isn’t a normal pattern—after all, it’s not a normal sock. Rather, I’d like to encourage you to experiment with different types of yarn, and leftover yarn is perfect for this.
I’ve included the number of stitches and rows here, but these can vary depending on the yarn weight and the size of the sock. To ensure that everyone is able to crochet something nice
with this pattern, I’ll try to explain how—and, most importantly, why—I do things a certain way rather than another.
Perfect for absolute beginners, with lots of photos, and—most importantly—great for using leftover yarn, making each piece a one-of-a-kind creation.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/3115/elfenschuh-oder-elfensocke-schnabelstrumpf-schnabelsocke