Knitted Moccasin Slippers

By: Sue's CrochetandKnitting.com

Protect your feet from dust and dirt with these cute knit slippers. This knitting pattern can be worn with or without socks and are perfect for keeping your toes nice and warm during the cool fall and winter months. Great to give as knit gifts to all your friends and family, these knit slippers can be worked up in any colored yarn you like and are sure to be appreciated by those who are prone to cold feet. This knit slipper pattern will fit most feet, but directions are given for increasing or decreasing the size.

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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Lisa

Aug 01, 2018

I made these recently and they came out huge, more suited to a clown than a person. I do like the look of them, so I'm going to do them again but I will use smaller needles and smaller yarn.

CreativeNinja27

Feb 01, 2018

Can you provide pictures as you go through the steps to make these? They seem really simple but its hard for me to wrap my head around the steps of seaming them. Id appreciate it a lot if you could!

Stephanie1970s

Aug 10, 2012

I wish it was done in English Adobe as well as French Unless someone could inquire this and email it to me printer not working

ruthcaisse 6697007

Apr 13, 2011

This is a very cute slipper pattern but too boxy to fit properly. I made 2 pair for 2 grand daughters after adjusting the pattern many times. I cut out about 1/2 of the rows for the sole and 3 rows cut from the top of the slipper. Even though the length of the slipper fit, the top was too tall and wide. After my adjustments I was able to make a second pair and the fit was good. Of course they both wanted pom poms and that added to the look of the slipper. Thanks for the great beginnings of the pattern.

rhultenius 5808375

Jan 05, 2012

how did you do that? where did you remove? I made this pattern before and it was boxy...loose...your solutions sounds good but how and where did you cut?