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Friday, 4 December 2015

Easy Chunky Ballerina Slippers - free crochet pattern

Hey guys. Haven't been around since I have so many things going on. But now they are sorted out and can focus to my creations and blog.


So free pattern coming your way. Christmas is around the corner and I need to make a lot of gifts so I thought what is better than a pair of slippers? Very fast to make and everyone loves them!





Easy Chunky Ballerina Slippers




You will need:

100 gr super bulky yarn (I used drops Eskimo) plus a few grams more if you want to add a contrasting color
6 mm hook
Scissors
Tapestry needle 

Level: easy 







Abbreviations (US)
Ch - chain
Sc - single crochet
Dc - double crochet
Sl - slip stitch



Chain 2. Make 6 sc in the second chain. Sl to join in round. 







Row 1: 2 sc in each stitch (12 stitches)







Row 2: *1 sc, 2 sc in same stitch* repeat till end of row (18 stitches)







Row 3:
Small size (5/6) single crochet along row (18 stitches)
Medium size (7/8) *3 sc, 2 sc in same stitch, 4 sc, 2 sc in same stitch* repeat twice, 1 sc (22 stitches)
Large size (9/10) *2 sc, 2 sc in same stitch* repeat till end of row (24 sc)



Row 4: work 4 (4, 5) rows of dc all stitches in round







After completing last row of desired size  we are done with the first part of the slipper and we go on as follows:


14, (16, 18) dc, ch 1, turn (not working in round anymore in order to make the sole of the slipper). 

Continue working like this for 8 (9, 10) times. 






Break yarn and sew the edge of the slipper folding it in half (leave a long tail if you want to finish your slippers in one color). I would recommend using an invisible sewing technique. 







With same or contrasting color sc around the edge of the slipper twice. Break yarn weave in all ends and your first slipper is ready!








You can let your imagination free and make unique slippers by adding different colors, appliqués, buttons or even ribbon. You can also easily turn them into Mary Janes. 






Please keep in mind that the slipper may look small at first but these babies stretch a lot. In any case I highly recommend trying on the slipper while making it especially if you are using yarn that has little or no stretch just so that you avoid any surprises. 






Share your projects at instagram #ECBslippers. Have fun :)


Enjoy the pattern! Fell free to share it at Facebook or Pinterest but always with a link to this webpage. 

Any items made with this pattern can be sold but I would kindly ask for a link back to the blog or/and my ravelry profile. Feel free to share with me your finished projects! You can also share them at instagram #ECBslippers. Have fun :)