This Free Crochet Slippers pattern is the EASIEST way to crochet slipper socks or continue crocheting and you will have crocheted long boot socks ANY SIZE!
It's nearing that time of year again when it's time to think about crochet gift ideas!
These COSY and WARM Slipper Socks Make THE best Crochet Gift. These crochet slipper socks work up super FAST! and because they are quite stretchy you can guesstimate the sizes!
The Easy Crochet Slipper Pattern creates a cozy and stylish way to keep your feet warm this winter? You will love this Easy Crochet Slipper Boot sock pattern and Tutorial.
Why not crochet your fav person a pair of ankle socks in their team's favorite colors? and I've found the crocheted slipper socks are fantastic sellers at Craft Fairs Especially in the local team's colours!
If you prefer to print and download your patterns You can purchase an ad-free printable PDF pattern for your convenience
I have made many styles of these boot sock slippers, over the years, from Spa slippers that stop at the ankle to Long Crocheted knee length Boot socks or my personal favorite the Fold Over Cuff Slipper type socks!
These Santa slipper socks were made with this FREE Slipper Sock Pattern easily just by changing the colors.
To make these Santa Slipper Socks I Changed from RED to Black for a Few Rows, Continued in RED yarn making the Heel and ankle, And Changed to white Yarn for the Long CUFF to turn over.
|
These crocheted slipper socks can be made for any size and in any color or finish in any style you wish, long knee high crochet boot sock slippers or fold-over ankle slippers, or make the popular spa crochet slipper sock. I love these funky knee-length pink and white striped cozy socks my daughter requested.
It is so Easy to Crochet Long or Short Cosy Slipper Socks with this super easy beginner-friendly written crochet pattern. I finished this pair off with a simple rib stitch of Front Post Back Post alternate around for a few rows. |
I have included some step-by-step photos to help guide you for crocheting your first pair of slipper socks. In Any Size and can be made In any YARN!
Crochet Matching His and Hers Cosy Sock Slipper Booties.
Our whole family has cozy long-legged sock-style booties for wearing in the house.
The Pattern is such an easy crochet pattern to make these toasty cozy slippers which can easily be made into crochet slippers, boot socks, crochet spa slippers, or can be worn as thick cozy slipper socks.
All of these slipper socks were made Following the basic slipper pattern and choosing when you want to finish you can create several styles of crochet slippers ALL from this one pattern.
This is such an easy simple crochet pattern to help you create fashionable crochet slipper boots.
How to crochet slippers that fit, you may find that you will not need to increase in the 3rd ROW as you will be increasing the starting circle UNTIL you reach the DESIRED approx Circle DIAMETER.
Crochet slipper Measurements are approximate the SOCKS are stretchy!
You can crochet the crocheted slipper socks to fit ANY size.
Just check against the measurements and just the Number of Rows worked as required.
I Loved these slipper boots and socks as they were the warmest EVER. made holding 3 colors together in DK and a larger hook, following the simple Crochet Sock Boot Pattern
The slipper socks are really easy to make either in plain color or a thicker yarn (Just check against the measurements below to help make the slippers fit).
I am often asked If the slipper socks are easy to crochet. YES, they are super simple to make.
You can easily learn how to crochet your own pair of boot socks using this easy crochet pattern that uses simple stitches and easy techniques. Even if you have not crocheted a pair of socks or slippers.
The Crochet Socks Pattern is SO EASY and Quick, making them excellent for beginners and more advanced crocheters alike. It is so popular because it's so easy and has such an EASY and Quick Crochet pattern! Great for those last-minute gift ideas.
What yarn and hook do I need to Croche Slipper Socks
Honestly, You can choose ANY yarn and HOOK to crochet these socks I have added the size measurements below for each size (APPROX)
** YOu may find to reach the diameter circle at the beginning you need to add or subtract one or 2 stitches more to the starting round or as I did for my niece's feet.
I just went down a few sizes in hook and yarn. Or my husband's size 12 I went up a hook and Yarn weight.
THE LONG SLIPPER SOCK PATTERN with photo tutorial
Materials I used for a Ladies size 6-7 This made a perfect size 6 (UK)
5.00 mm (UK) hook and Double knit Thick Aran Wool
Please Note (I am an extremely loose crocheter so please follow measurements and possibly adjust hook size) or, for even extra toasty-ness work with 2 strands of Double knit wool together.
Foot measurements and sizes for the Crochet Slippers
NOTE: Your CIRCLE after the increases (ROUND 3) SHOULD measure the correct size for your FOOT size Circle Diameter below -US SIZES
Small Child
TEEN /Womans (4.5/6)
Foot length = 7 inches
Foot Circumference = 6.5 inches
Circle Diameter = 2.25 inches
Instep Length = 4.6 inches
HEEL Length = 2.4 inches
Foot length = 9 inches
Foot Circumference: = 7.5 inches
Circle Diameter = 2.4 inches (CHECK your measurement HERE at Round
Instep Length = 5.3 inches
HEEL Length = 2.7 inches
Foot length = 9 inches
Foot Circumference: = 8.5 inches
Circle Diameter = 2.75 inches
Instep Length = 6 inches
HEEL Length = 3 inches
Foot length =10.5
Foot Circumference: = 9 inches
Circle Diameter = 2.9 inches
Instep Length = 7 inches
HEEL Length = 3.5 inches
***You CAN work these slipper socks in ANY crochet stitch, as long as you follow carefully the size measurements required I prefer the Half Double Crochet
How to create the Half Double Crochet Stitch
The half-double crochet (hdc) stitch is a versatile and easy-to-learn crochet stitch. It falls between the height of a single crochet (sc) and a double crochet (dc).
Here’s how to create the hdc stitch:
- Yarn Over (YO): Start by wrapping the yarn over your crochet hook.
- Insert Hook: Insert the hook into the next stitch (or the specified stitch in your pattern).
- Pull Up a Loop: Yarn over again and pull up a loop through the stitch. You should now have three loops on your hook.
- Complete the Stitch: Yarn over once more and pull the yarn through all three loops on the hook.
Special terms of note:
Always start your 1st Half Double Crochet into the BASE of your chain 2 at the start of every round.
Where stated finish with a half double crochet into the join slip stitch of the previous row.
This helps to give the increased shape required for a snug fit by adding 1 extra stitch at either side of the chain
How to Crochet the LONG Slipper Boot Sock Pattern
HDC - half double crochet
ch - Chain
slst, slip stitch to join
rnd - round
START at TOES
Rnd 1: Ch3, and work 6HDC into the FIRST chain, Slip to join (6sts)
slip to join the round
Rnd 2: Starting in the Base of ch2, work 2HDC in each stitch around slip to join round(12)
Rnd 3: Ch2, 1HDC in the base of ch2, (2hdc in next st, hdc in next) slip to join round (18sts)
(check YOUR circle diameter Measurement - HERE)
CHECK Circle diameter against the measurement Required HERE before proceeding
Make 1 extra stitch in the round by working hdc INTO the Slip stitch space of the previous round, slip to join, (19sts)
Rnd 5: Ch2, HDC in base of Ch2 and in in Each Stitch around,
Make 1 extra stitch in the round by working hdc INTO the Slip stitch space of the previous round, slip to join, (20sts)
(OR continue until crochet work is 3 quarters the length of foot length required- see above table of measurements for your size)
Rnd 6 to Rnd 16:OR until INSTEP measurement Reached - Size 6 = 6.75 inches
( Ch2, HDC in the base of Ch2 and in Each Stitch around, Make 1 extra stitch in the round by working hdc INTO the Slip stitch space of the, joining stitch of each round.
(This fits perfectly over my toes along my foot and stops just before my ankle - see the image above) )
NOW We are creating the HEEL part of your sock/slipper and You will now be working in ROWS.
Turning and working back and forth (HEEL)
HEEL: Row 1: Ch2, HDC in the base of ch2, HDC in each stitch until 10 sts remaining. (leave these 10 Stitches unworked,) TURN. Ch2
Row 2 to Row 6: Ch2, HDC in base of ch2, HDC in each st to last, TURN
At the beginning of Row 6 and at the END of Row 6 OF HEEL
FOLD the HEEL part in HALF to join together FIRST and LAST stitches together.
The hole created is the Back heel seams which is sewn together to create the back of the heel
To make the Ankle and Leg part of the Crochet Slipper boot.
Now we will work AROUND ALL the stitches on the ankle opening, including the SIDE stitches of the HEEL ROWS.
Join yarn at the back heel seam and work 24sts (26sts for a looser leg) evenly around, (working INTO the side of the HEELS stitches)
You can work a few rounds here in a front post double crochet back post double crochet to make a pair of slippers that stop at the ankle OR continue working to create a longer sock.
Continue working HDC in each stitch in the round until you reach your desired length.
Mid-calf for slipper boots. or knee length for slipper socks/boot socks.
If you would like to add a ribbing tip to the sock then simply work a few rounds of Front Post Double Crochet, Back Post Double Croche Alternatively
Fasten Off and Weave in Ends
Small Spa Crochet Slipper Pattern made in DK weight yarn (change hook and yarn to achieve sizes )
THIS IS THE Basic RED Spa Slipper Crochet Pattern as shown in the Picture (above ).
They were originally made for a Child using a 4.50mm hook and double-knit yarn and following the SAME pattern as the Slipper sock pattern above.
Rnd1: Ch2 and work 6 hdc into the first chain on the hook, slip to join
Rnd 2: Ch 2, counts as the first hdc, hdc into the base of chain st, work 2 hdc in each stitch around, slip to join,
Rnd 3: Ch2, 1 hdc in each stitch around, making 1 EXTRA stitch in each round by working the last stitch into the Joining slip st of the previous round, slip to join.
Continue working Row 3 until the Toe and front of the foot area are long enough to just before your ankle. INSTEP length
Start working in ROWS
Ch2, hdc in next 14 sts, TURN - Repeat this Row until the piece fits over their toes and you can close the ROWS at the back of your heel - OR
Work sc along with the slippers Top Edge to finish,
Please Note: This is my Original Pattern Originally published on 12/18/12 and
I have continued to make amendments to make the pattern even easier and better for you