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26 FREE Knit Slipper Patterns

Slippers are essential to stay cozy for winter. They’re cozier than socks, and can add an extra layer but still be comfortable. This collection of knit slipper patterns from Yarnspirations include patterns for adults and children, as well as some patterns that can be made for the entire family. Get out your yarn and start stitching today!

If you also crochet, check out the 42 Crochet Slipper Patterns round-up!

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Your Feet Deserve Some Love! Make Some Cozy Knit and Crochet Socks and Slippers

And let’s talk about comfort—there is nothing better than slipping your feet into a pair of handmade knit socks or crochet slippers. Store-bought ones? They don’t even come close. When you make them yourself, you get to pick the best yarn for socks and slippers, whether that’s soft wool blends for warmth, breathable cotton for everyday wear, or chunky yarn for extra cozy crochet slippers. Plus, you can make sure they fit just right—no more too-tight ankle bands or weirdly loose toes. And if you use high-quality sock yarn, they’ll keep your feet warm without making them sweaty.

Looking for a perfect handmade gift? Crochet slipper patterns and knit sock patterns are always a hit! People love getting cozy handmade gifts, especially ones they’ll actually use. And because socks and slippers are so customizable, you can match the colors and style to their personality. Whether you’re making them for yourself or someone else, one thing’s for sure—handmade socks and slippers will keep feet (and hearts) warm. So, what do you say? Let’s grab some sock yarn and crochet hooks or knitting needles and get stitching!

Grandma's Simple Knit Slippers

Grandmas Simple Knit Slippers

Check out Grandma's Simple Knit Slippers to learn how to knit slippers for your loved ones. Who doesn't love a comfy, cozy, handmade gift? This pattern is very beginner friendly as it utilizes basic stitches such as the garter stitch and purling method. Furthermore, this knitted slippers pattern can be made in a variety of sizes ranging from children's sizes to adult sizes.

This is the perfect knitting pattern to make as a gift, since the color can be changed and customized to match the person you are making them for. Plus, if you are more experienced with knitting, you can add embellishments such as pom poms to personalize the gift even more. Without further ado, let's learn how to knit slippers with straight needles.

Knitting Needle Size 10 or 6 mm

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

Gauge 4 sts = 1 inch and 6 rows (3 garter stitch ridges) = 1 inch

Finished Size Instructions are given in small size (medium size and large size) are in parentheses.

Materials List

• Two skeins of yarn, colors of your choice
• US 10 or 6mm size knitting needles
• Large plastic needle
• Regular sewing needle and thread
• Two decorative buttons

Pattern

Starting

Cast on 29 (35-41) sts using 2 strands of yarn.
Row 1: Knit across.
Row 2: K9 (11-13), *P1,K9(11-13), repeat from *once more.
Repeat rows 1 and 2 until there are 15 (17-19) ridges on right side, ending with Row 2

Shape Toe

Row 1: P1, *K1,P1, repeat from *across row
Row 2: K1 *P1,K1, repeat from *across row
Repeat these 2 rows until you have 12 rows (14-16) then work row 1 once more, cut off yarn leaving an 8” end.

Finishing

Draw 8” end through remaining sts and pull up tightly, then sew with large plastic needle from beginning of ribbing to form toe. Fold cast on edge in half and sew inside seam for center back.
Make 2 pom-poms and tie to each front side tightly and knot to inside of slipper. You will notice that the pom-poms on the brown pair of slippers were not cut but just folded and tied in the center. The pom-poms on the pink pair were cut and laid down in a half circle and then the heart button was sewn on. Get creative with the buttons and pom-poms and make each more unique.