Cozy Knitted Fireside Slippers — Free 3-Size Pattern & Instructions

Cozy, handmade Knitted Fireside Slippers — a simple, comfortable knitting pattern worked in three sizes (small/medium/large). These slippers are perfect for keeping toes warm on chilly evenings and make a quick, satisfying project for knitters who enjoy textured stitch patterns and a tidy finish.

Cozy up in style with our delightful Knitted Fireside Slippers! Perfect for keeping your toes toasty on chilly evenings, these soft and warm slippers are like a hug for your feet. Crafted with care and attention to detail, they come in a variety of colors and sizes to suit your personal style. Slip into these comfy slippers, grab your favorite book or movie, and enjoy a relaxing evening by the fire - you deserve it! Treat yourself to the ultimate comfort with our Knitted Fireside Slippers.

Materials

• 3/3/3oz Double Knitting yarn.
• One pair each No 8 (4mm) needles.

Tension

22 stitches by 30rows to 4 inches over stocking stitch on 4mm needles

Size matters

To fit 3 sizes

small/medium/large.

Abbreviations

• wrn: wool round needle
• wfwd: wool forward

Instructions

Instructions in 3 sizes, each size separated by forward slash (/).

Both slippers are worked alike.

Slipper (make 2)

With No 11 needles, cast on 90/95/100 stitches and work 12 rows in garter stitch (that is: every row knitted).

Change to pattern as follows:

1st row: k4, * p2, k3; repeat from * to last 6 stitches, p2, k4.

2nd row: k1, p3, * p3, k2; repeat from * to last 4 stitches, p3, k1.

3rd row: k1, * wfwd, slip 1, k2tog, psso, wrn, p2, * to last 4 stitches, wfwd, slip 1, k2tog, psso, wrn, k1.

4th row: as 2nd row.

Repeat these 4 rows 3 times more, then rows 1-3 inclusive again: 19 pattern rows.

Work 5 rows in garter stitch.

Cast off.

Make a second slipper in the same way.

To Make Up

Press parts lightly on wrong side under a damp cloth.

Fold foot pieces in half and join centre back and foot seams neatly with a flat seam.

Thread ties through holes made in 19th row of the patterning.

Press seams.

Note:

You may like to cover the soles of the slippers with a non-slip material such as a washable non-slip liner.