March 14, 2008

FREE Crochet Pattern for Kids Slippers

I have been making these slippers for years. My original pattern came from an Annie's Attic Book. However, the book was lent out and lost, so I no longer have that pattern. I found this FREE Crochet Pattern for Kids Slippers online. I have made these for everyone in the family and they definitely keep your feet warm. I like to make them using one solid color and one varigated color. I have even used scraps for the varigated part. I really cannot see any difference in this pattern than the original one I always made, but here is the credit for this pattern. From L.A. Crochet Basics 1976, designed by Sharon Klinsky, Glenview, IL.




Sizes for men, women and children.


Men's: Fits shoe sizes 8-12
Materials: Worsted weight yarn. 8 oz; size J crochet hook (Canadian size 3) or size needed for gauge.
Gauge: in sc, with 2 strands of yarn. 5 sts and 5 rows = 2".


Women's: Fits shoe sizes 5-10
Materials: Worsted weight yarn, 8 oz. size I crochet hook (Canadian size 4) or size needed for gauge.
Gauge: in sc, with 2 strands of yarn, 3 sts and 3 rows = - 1".


Children's: Fits shoe sizes 9-12
Materials: Sport weight yarn. 4 oz., size I crochet hook (Canadian size 4) or size needed for gauge.
Gauge: in sc. with 2 strands of yarn, 3 sts and 7 rows = 1".


Size Note: Instructions are written for children s size with changes for women's and men's in parentheses.


Note: All Sizes are worked with 2 strands of yarn.


INSTRUCTIONS
Rnd 1: Ch 2, work 5 sc info 2nd ch from hook to form a circle. Mark last st of this rnd with a pin, then move pin to mark the end of each succeeding rnd.
Rnd 2: Work 3 sc into each sc around: you should have 15 sc.
Rnd 3: * 2 sc in first sc, sc in each of next 2 sc, rep from * around: 20 Sc.
Rnd 4: For men's and women's sizes only. * 2 sc in first sc, sc in each of the next 3sc, rep from * around 25 sc.
Work even on 20 (25-25) sc for 12 (12-14) rnds more. Do not finish off.
Back: Ch 11.
Row 1: Using both loops, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each of next 9 ch; sc in each of next 20 (25 - 25) sc; sc in each ch on opposite side of beg ch; ch 1, trun.
You should have 40 (45-45) sc.
From now on, sc in the back loop (loop away from you) of each sc.
Rows 2-9: Sc in back loop of each sc across; ch 1, turn.
Dec Row 1: Sc in each of next 18 (20-20) sc, dec over next 2 sts as follows: draw up a loop in each of the next 2 sts: 3 loops on hook, YO and pull through all 3 loops on hook, work 0 (1-1) sc, dec as before over next 2 sts, sc in each of next 18 (20-20) sc, ch 1, turn.
Dec Row 2: Sc in each of next 17 (19-19) sc, dec over next 2 sts, work 0 (1-1) sc, dec, sc in each of next 17 (19 -19) sc, ch 1, turn.
Dec Row 3: Sc in each of next 16 (15-18) Sc, dec, work 0 (1-1) Sc, dec, sc in each of next 16 (18-18) sc; ch 1, turn.
Finishing: Fold back section in half, carefully matching sts. Sl St inside loops of sides tog. Finish off


I found this pattern on several different websites and never saw anything about copyright or linking to the original source. If I am incorrect, please let me know and I will make the correction.

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4 comments:

  1. Brilliant post!Thanks for sharing this kind of insights.I really learn from your post and can start to have my own crochet for my children.Good thing that you include the age bracket for each sizes and the yarn to be use.

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  2. This is great. It will be a fun recreation to make this kind of crochet.

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  3. Hi I'm having trouble after the 12 rounds. With on both chains? I'm confused. I hope to hear from you soon with answers.
    Thank you,
    Debbie

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  4. Debbie,

    I believe that it is referring to working into the chain as you would normally in a regular beginning row, as the rest of the top part of the slipper is worked in the back loop only.
    I hope that helps!

    Chelsea

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