How to crochet woolen slippers

Everyone needs slippers. Imagine this scene: when you go through so much trouble to crochet a pair of slippers for your loved one or friend, you must be very happy. Although it is very hard to crochet slippers, the joy of giving them to others is irreplaceable. But are slippers easy to crochet? How to crochet wool slippers?

If you have ever crocheted clothes or other small items, it will be relatively easy to crochet shoes. Only if you master the little tricks can you learn it in the shortest time. It doesn’t matter if you have never learned it before. There are detailed instructions on how to hook and take off your shoes below. It is easy to learn as long as you follow the steps step by step.

Step 1: First hook the line on the bottom (special line for the bottom - thick cotton line or nylon line).

Step 2: Use wool to crochet four rows of short stitches on the bottom line, but you don’t need to crochet four rows for the heel.

Step 3: Knit the bottom: Use two knitting needles to knit according to the shape of the bottom. Start knitting according to the thickness of the wool and the size of the sole. Add one stitch on each side of the second row to form rounded corners. Add one stitch when you reach the widest part of the bottom. Don't add too many. It's best to knit a bottom that is smaller than the sole, because wool shrinks well and if it is knitted just right, the bottom will be too big and uneven.

Step 4: Sew the knitted sole to the shoe sole: If you have thin sponge, put two layers under the woolen sole.

Step 5 of crocheting woolen slippers: Start stitching: turn the toe of the shoe towards yourself. Leave a piece of thread slightly longer than the sole. Depending on the size of the sole, you can start with 5, 6, or 7 stitches. In short, the two sides cannot be crooked and must be level. Crochet a short stitch in the first stitch, then after a braid, crochet two medium-long stitches (that is, one big stitch) in the third braid, then after a braid, crochet two medium-long stitches in the fifth braid, and so on.

The above is an introduction to how to crochet woolen slippers. Is it not as difficult as you imagined? In fact, it is like this no matter what you do. Only by experiencing it can you know whether it is difficult or not. If you are unwilling to even try, even the simplest thing will be useless to you. So if you are interested in crocheting slippers, you might as well do it yourself.