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Free Pattern – Mommy Flats Crochet Slippers

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Mommy Flats Crochet Slippers Size 8

Materials: Yarns, 2 buttons

Hooks: Hook 6.0 mm and 5.00 mm and 6.5 mm to Hedge the entire slipper. Optional.

Yarn: Two strands of yarn worked together. Medium worsted yarn. You need two balls at all. Excellent to make use of leftover yarn

Gauge : 2 inches / 7 sts/ 1 Row

Woman Sizes:

*Size 5 sole measures 8.50 inches

*Size 6 sole measures 8.85 inches

*Size 7 sole measures 9.25 inches

*Size 8 sole measures 9.50 inches

*Size 9 sole measures 9.85 inches

*Size 10 sole measures 10.25 inches

Note: ch2 count as hdc

Grey

Hook 6.00

R1- Make a chain of 3(close), work 15 hdc in ring, join.

R2- Ch 1, hdc same st, make 2 hdc tog, all stitches (30), join to ch1.

Hook 5.00

R,s 3 ,4, 5- Ch2, hdc same st, hdc all rows in each stitch across, join. (30 sts)

Change to green

R.s 6/7/8/- First row in back loop , the others in both loops. Repeat like before, 1 hdc each stitch across (30 sts).

Cut yarn

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R9-

Previous Join zone will stay in the back.

Lets start working at one of the sides. Ch2 count as st note,

Green again, attach yarn, ch2, hdc same st, ch2, turn, 25 sts total, left the other sts unworked.

R 10- Repeat

Change to Turquoise

R11- Repeat

Change to Green

R12 e 13- Repeat

Change to Grey

R14 and 15- Repeat

Change to Turquoise

R16- Repeat

R17- Repeat

R18- Ch2, hdc same st, 1 hdc next 6, 2 hdc tog 6 times, 1 hdc next 5

R19- 1 hdc next18

R20- Ch2, 7 hdc, 3 hdc tog, 1 hdc next8.

Sew thee back, time for the

Hedging:

6.5 hook, first row with sc, next row with slip st

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Flower

hook 5.00

Start by making a loop in your hook. Ch 2.

R1: Work 5 sc in second chain from hook. Sl st in first sc to join. (5 sc)

R2: Ch 3, 2 dc in same st as ch. Ch 2, sl st in st where you are working the dc.

Sl st in to next sc.

Repeat from beginning of Round 2 until you complete all petals. Fasten off, weave and secure ends.

 

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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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Comments

  1. This might be a silly questiob but What is size L? Love the look and plan to make immediately. Thanks

  4. Yah, I sure wish Shellie would see our comments. I won’t be making these nice-looking slippers unless she would tell us which size L is. Bummer!

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