 Along with hats and fingerless gloves, I've been seeking more ideas for people to give ago at the Winter Warmers Company of Crafters evening - so slippers!! As well as keeping your feet toasty, these would make great gifts to cold footed friends - and because of the cotton jersey that Hoooked yarns are recycled from, can be chucked into the washing machine when needed. I based these on this pattern I found online and have adjusted for the larger yarn. Once you've got the head around the shape, you can go mad with patterns and colours. I have size 6 feet, you can add or reduce row for smaller/larger feet - measure as you go along! For these, all you'll need is:- 12mm Crochet Hook Hoooked Zpagetti Yarn Starting with the toe: row 1: chain 2 stitches and hook 5 HDC (US half double crochet) into the first chain, SL ST (slip stitch) into the first HDC to complete the loop row 2: chain 1, 2 HDC into each stitch, SL ST into the first HDC to complete the loop - (now you have 10 stitches) row 3: chain 1, *1 HDC into the first, then 2 HDC into the second stitch* *=repeat - (15) (switch colours on every row from here on out if you want to go two-tone) row 4: chain 1, *SC (US single crochet) into first stitch, DC (US double crochet) into second stitch* (15) row 5-7: repeat 4, SC into DC from the last row to create the pattern (15) row 8: chain 1, *SC (US single crochet) into first stitch, DC (US double crochet) into second stitch* but only for 11 stitches (11) row 9: turn, chain 1, going back along the row *SC (US single crochet) into first stitch, DC (US double crochet) into second stitch* but only for 11 stitches (11) row 10-14: repeat row 9 to finish: fold the knit and bring the corners of the last row together. Sewn, this will create a seam and the back of the slipper. I slip stitched the 4 adjacent stitches before fastening off, but you can also cast off and sew separately with a yarn needle if you prefer. Then SL ST around the opening and tidy away all the loose ends. If you're feeling fancy you can further embellish with pom poms or buttons or anything your heart desires!
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