Pocket Book Slippers
Ideal for leftover worsted weight yarn, these easy-to-knit Pocket Book Slippers make great gift ideas for both men and women, young and old. Because this free knitting pattern features simple stitches and easy to handle techniques, even those who are not super experienced knitters can have fun making this practical and cozy project. Knit them as the pattern instructs or have fun adding your own embellishments like wooden buttons or knit icords.
Knitting Needle Size7 or 4.5 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Read NextBasic Chunky Slippers
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Thanks for your comment. Don't forget to share!
snyder50 0142227
Jan 30, 2018
Could you please explain the direction " Increase in 2nd stitch of each row? Thank you!
Lisa
Jun 24, 2018
You will increase 1 stitch in the 2nd stitch by doing a KFB, the 5 stitches you knit already created the top band, now you are creating the sides of the slipper on an angle.
Tricia108
Jan 30, 2018
Easy enough pattern but I will have to see if one size fits all. I do not have big feet so they may be OK but I don't like the feel of anything that is too small and is supposed to stretch to fit. I will try them because I am always looking for slippers. Thank you.
brchole 6731161
Jun 25, 2017
my granny made these 40 years ago and I am so happy to have found the pattern, I love these slippers and have made up some to keep on hand for when company comes over.
gloria19 5595180
Feb 03, 2014
What size do these pocket book slippers fit?
MLou1936
Oct 28, 2013
Can anyone tell me where to find a two colour infinity scarf/cowl that was featured about two weeks ago? it was shown in Black and White -
Editor JD
Jul 28, 2014
Hi MLou1936, Sounds like you're talking about the Black & White & Cabled-All-Over Cowl. :) -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
sugarbunssharon 29 93144
Oct 05, 2013
how can I download the Pocket Book Slipper pattern to my Adobe file. I can't seem to be able to find out the proper instructions. Thank you, Sharon Heinzinger
jenag1996 9579905
Dec 19, 2012
Love Love this pattern.. SO cute when completed & stay your feet to boot .. No pun intended :-) if you are unsure.. I say , go ahead, knit 'em.. add a button to the top .. they really look like a Pocketbook when done. enjoy ! :_) this is my new Go To Slipper pattern for girls & women..
rngray5040 3707206
Oct 06, 2012
I love the pocket book slippers, how can I get the pattern. There is no place that says to print. I'm not that good on the computer.
editorKS
Oct 08, 2012
Hi, rngray5040 3707206! You can access the pattern by clicking the link above that says "Click here for knitting pattern." A new window should open directing you to the pattern in full on the designer's website. Hope that helps! Happy knitting! --Editors of AllFreeKnitting
cre8tivegurl
Feb 06, 2013
You can also copy and paste.... copy the entire pattern, then paste it to a Word document (Word 2003, 2007, or 2010)... you can print from there. I simply copy and paste to an email and then send the email to myself. Then I always have a copy handy. I have a folder setup in my email. I move all my patterns to it for easy access. Good luck....
Noelinelumley 5378 571
Aug 26, 2012
I too am from Australia and do not knit a lot of your patterns because I can't convert the ply of your wool as we don't have the same brands here could you give the ply each wool is equal to so we can use your patterns as they are beautiful and I have been knitting for a long time and love to make nice little knits for my grandchildren thank. You Nanny
jenag1996 9579905
Dec 19, 2012
http://www.knitting-and.com/knitting/tips/convert.htm web page shows you the needle & yarn weight equivalents.
biggerred
Jun 02, 2012
I am from Australia, and have trouble converting the yarns used in your patterns, help please
jenag1996 9579905
Dec 19, 2012
http://www.yarnfwd.com/main/needleconv.html knitting needle conv. chart.. UK to USA & CA. http://www.knitting-and.com/knitting/tips/convert.htm Also this site. Loads of conv. charts . you will love this pattern..so give it a try :-0
william01
May 23, 2012
I used to be more than happy to seek out this internet-site.I wanted to thanks in your time for this glorious read!! I positively enjoying each little bit of it and I have you bookmarked to check out new stuff you weblog post. Land Rover Range Rover
doggirl3 9059994
Jan 05, 2012
Thanks this is what had been waiting for. Can it be done in a size 4 shoe size?
boudicaknits 27728 58
Dec 21, 2011
we call these the "Magic Slippers" because no one can believe the little bag-looking thing will actually fit a foot! I make them on size 3s with sock yarn, a short button tab on one side, and strap with buttonhole on the other. Gorgeous buttons required. they can also be worn buttoned over your belt as a pocket, looking very chi chi!
craftergranny2004 9298298
Apr 26, 2011
I was so shocked to see this pattern, I have been making this pattern for over 40 years, however, we called it Go Go Slippers because you took them on the go anywhere you went. We made the straps a little longer so you could tie a knot on top of your foot. Just thought I would share my story withy you. They are a fun slipper to make. Thanks for listening. Karen
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
