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Knitted Moccasin Slippers
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The slippers look small when they are not on a foot, so I took a picture of it
on my foot first. They are stretchy.
Here is a picture of the slippers that Olly made. That you for sending me the photo, Olly!
MATERIALS
Yarn: Use two strands of 4 ply worsted weight yarn.
I'm not sure how much it takes as I bought 170 g skeins and had
plenty of yarn leftover.
I knit these slippers in two colors. Black for the sole and light
blue for the rest of the slipper. You can make them all one color
if you want.
Needles: Two 5mm needles. I used circular needles as I find them easier to work with. I used them the
same way I would use the two long 5mm needles. But if you prefer using the two long needles, by all means do so.
SIZE: These will fit a foot of 9 1/2 inches.
For every 1/2 inch larger add 4 stitches when you cast on.
For every 1/2 inch smaller subtract 4 stitches when you cast on.
I will have notes in blue on the pattern for where to add or
subtract stitches for the different sizes.
It will be listed as (S, L) - meaning Small size which is 1/2 inch
smaller and L meaning 1/2 inch larger. For even smaller and larger
sizes, just add or subtract sts from those sizes.
Please note: I have not
tried to make these in different sizes. I am only going by my gauge, I think
it should work out.
Gauge: 4 sts = 1 inch
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Abbreviations used:
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st - Stitch
K - Knit
P - Purl
K2tog - Knit 2 stitches together
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P2tog - Purl 2 stitches together
inc st - Increase stitch. (I did my increases by picking up a loop between the stitches and
putting it on my left needle, then knitting it.)
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This pattern is worked in rows. When completed you will sew up the sole and the back of heel seam.
SOLE Of the Slipper:
Working with two strands of yarn held together, Cast on 52 sts. (48, 56)
Rows 1, 2 - K
Row 3 - K1, inc. st, K24 (22, 26), inc. st, K2, inc. st., K24
(22, 26), inc. st, K1 - (56 sts)
(52, 60)
Rows 4, 5 - K
Row 6 - K1, inc. st, K26 (24, 28), inc st, K2, inc st, K26
(24, 28), inc st, K1 - (60 sts)
(56, 64)
Rows 7, 8 - K
Row 9 - K1, inc st, K28 (26, 30), inc st, K2, inc st, K28
(26, 30), inc st, K1 - (64 sts)
(60, 68)
Rows 10, 11 - K
Row 12 - K1, inc st, K30 (28, 32), inc st, K2, inc st, K30
(28, 32), inc st, K1 - (68 sts)
(64, 72)
Row 13 - K33 (29, 37), inc st, K2, inc st, K33
(29, 37) - (70 sts) (66, 74)
SIDES and TOP of the slipper:
Change colors here if you are using two colors.
Rows 14, 15, 16, 17 - K
Row 18 - K31 (29, 33), K2tog, K4, K2tog , K31
(29, 33) - (68 sts) (64, 72)
Row 19 - K30 (28, 32), K2tog, P4, K2tog, K30
(28, 32) - (66 sts) (62, 70)
Row 20 - K28 (26, 30), K2tog, K6, K2tog, K28
(26, 30) - (64 sts) (60, 68)
Row 21 - K27 (25, 29), K2tog, P6, K2tog, K27
(25, 29) - (62 sts) (58, 66)
Row 22 - K25 (23, 27), K2tog, K8, K2tog, K25
(23, 27) - (60 sts) (56, 64)
Row 23 - K24 (22, 26), K2tog, P8, K2tog, K24
(22, 26) - (58 sts) (54, 62)
Row 24 - K22 (20, 24), K2tog, K10, K2tog, K22
(20, 24) - (56 sts) (52, 60)
Row 25 - K21 (19, 23), K2tog, P10, K2tog, K21
(19, 23) - (54 sts) (50, 58)
Row 26 - K19 (17, 21), K2tog, K12, K2tog, K19
(17, 21) - (52 sts) (48, 56)
Row 27 - K18 (16, 20), K2tog, P12, K2tog, K18
(16, 20) - (50 sts) (46, 54)
Row 28 - K17 (15, 19), K2tog, K12, K2tog, K17
(15, 19) - (48 sts) (44, 52)
Row 29 - K16 (14, 18), K2tog, P12, K2tog, K16
(14, 18) - (46 sts) (42, 50)
Row 30 - K1, K2tog, K12 (10, 14), K2tog, K5, K2tog, K5, K2tog, K12
(10, 14), K2tog, K1
- (41 sts) (37, 45)
Row 31 - K13 (11, 15), K2tog, K11, K2tog, K13
(11, 15) - (39 sts) (35, 43)
Cast off. Sew up seams.
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