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Men's Better Dorm Boots
Mens Better Dorm Boots
"The Better Dorm Boots Slippers has been a hit, I thought I’d better put out the directions for the mens version as well. A better “dorm boot”. Made the same way as the traditional dorm boot, knit flat and seamed at the end. These knit up fairly fast - I can knit one slipper in 2 hours. With yarn held double throughout, these are super plushy. Stitches used include, Knit, Purl, Sl-1, psso, k2tog, p2tog, k3tog, ssk. “Like” Kriskrafter on Facebook for updates on new patterns, discussions, etc. A shout out and HUGE thank you to Anne Goodwin for helping me by testing each of the sizes for this pattern."
Knitting Needle Size9 or 5.5 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Materials List
- Worsted weight yarn (you will hold this double throughout) 240-300 yes
- Size 9 needles
- 2 stitch markers
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lcarr
Jan 10, 2017
My husband has big feet and I always have trouble finding patterns for slippers that will fit him This pattern goes right up to size 13, and even includes a link for a womens version (which is downloadable). At the end of the pattern there is a note on what to use to make the slippers non-slip. I will definitely be trying this pattern out soon!
paver2
Jan 10, 2017
I knit and wear slippers in the house year around so I am always on the alert for something a little different. On the pattern page, she has a link to women's sizes, so I am going to use this the next time I knit slippers, which will be soon. They look warm!
sdangus 3756134
Jan 06, 2017
Has anyone knitted these in 100% wool and felted them. I would need a larger size. Don't know how to figure that, would be interested if anyone has tried making the pattern larger and felting....
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