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Never knit socks before? Does working on five needles not inspire you? 😕Then this pattern is for you! Simple slippers are easy to knit on two needles. What you need: *wool-blend yarn for the main fabric, 100 g per 120 m – 100g; *yarn of the same
BeginnerFreeNever knit socks before? Does working on five needles not inspire you? 😕Then this pattern is for you! Simple slippers are easy to knit on two needles. What you need: *wool-blend yarn for the main fabric, 100 g per 120 m – 100g; *yarn of the same
Never knit socks before? Does working on five needles not inspire you? 😕Then this pattern is for you! Simple slippers are easy to knit on two needles.
What you need:
*wool-blend yarn for the main fabric, 100 g per 120 m – 100g;
*yarn of the same composition in a contrasting color for the trim;
*No4 knitting needles;
*No3 crochet hook;
*scissors.
How to knit
Cast on 10 sts with the main yarn. Knit 10 rows in garter stitch. You should get a 6 cm by 6 cm square.
If you did not get this size, switch to thicker/thinner needles depending on your measurements.
Continuing the row, cast on another 19 sts onto the working needle. Continue knitting across all stitches and work 16 rows (= 6 cm).
Bind off 9 sts along the left edge, and cast on 9 sts along the right edge.
Work another 16 rows, then bind off all stitches.
Knit the second piece.
Please note: there is no need to make a mirrored piece because our pattern is reversible.
Assembly
Fold in one edge—see photo. Using the contrasting yarn, crochet around the edge in crab stitch: first work one side, turn, and work the second side.
Fold in the second side—see photo.
Join the edges with a crochet hook.
Sew the heel and tongue using the main yarn.
Crochet around the top edge of the tongue and heel.
That's it! The slipper is finished!
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