Crochet Pattern – Monster Slippers

CROCHET YOUR OWN slippers with this fun crochet pattern for kids slippers and adult slippers (both womens slippers and mens slippers) in the style of amigurumi crochet patterns. Perfect for DIY crafts, make them for your monster costume, Bigfoot afficionado, or Dragon-lover, or chicken maven.

You can purchase this pattern via Etsy

Looking for more slippers to crochet? Check out these Slipper patterns we found on Etsy.

Crochet slippers are the ultimate comfort for your feet, they keep your feet warm and add padding to the underfoot of your sole.

Crochet slippers make wonderful gifts as generally they fit several sizes. Slippers are great for donating to charities, as crochet slippers can be handed out to hospitals, aged care facilities, and displaced children.

Did you know the first recorded history of slippers can be traced all the way back to the 12th century? The Vietnamese had been wearing slippers long before the folks in the West, with its earliest record of a slipper only being traced to 1478.

We also found these great crochet books on slipper patterns to crochet.

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Create the perfect festive touch for your holiday gifts with this charming Santa Gift Bag crochet pattern. This delightful project offers a fun and creative way to present your presents, adding an extra dose of holiday cheer to the season.

Designed for intermediate crocheters, this Santa Gift Bag measures approximately 28 inches by 19 inches when completed, making it ideal for holding a variety of gifts, treats, and surprises. Crafted with Premier® Yarns Anti-Pilling Everyday® Bulky Yarn in classic holiday colors, this bag is sure to become a cherished part of your holiday traditions.

To bring this project to life, you’ll need just a few simple materials, including one ball each of black, linen, and gold yarn, along with two balls each of snow and red yarn. You’ll also need a US Size L-11 (8mm) crochet hook, tapestry needle, stitch marker, safety eyes or buttons, and a pompom maker.

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