Warm house slippers - knitting pattern

The Warm house slippers – Digital Knitting Pattern
Create the ultimate cozy footwear with the Warm house slippers.

Designed for warmth and durability, these slippers are the perfect project for knitters looking to create substantial, high-quality house shoes. The pattern guides you through knitting a structured slipper that is then felted (shrunk) to create a dense, warm fabric that molds perfectly to your feet.

Product Features:

Instant Digital Download: PDF Pattern in English.

Unique Construction: Worked flat starting from the heel, picking up stitches for the top, and seaming for a structured fit.

Felted Finish: The magic happens in the wash! The slippers are knit large and felted down for a thick, wind-proof, and durable finish.

Professional Details: Features an applied i-cord opening for a polished look.

Pattern Details
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Perfect for knitters comfortable with basic stitches who want to try increasing, decreasing, picking up stitches, and felting.

Sizes Available: This pattern covers a wide range of sizes for the whole family.

UK: 3 to 12

EU: 36 to 47

> Note for EU Sizes: For sizes 40 and 44, please knit sizes 39 and 43 respectively for the best fit.

Gauge (Stockinette Stitch):

Before Felting: 12 sts x 16 rows = 10 cm (4")

After Felting: 15 sts x 26 rows = 10 cm (4")

Measurements taken using 8mm needles.

Materials Required
Yarn: Bulky / Super Bulky weight yarn (e.g., Drops Snow). ⚠️ Important: Yarn must be 100% wool and non-superwash to felt correctly.

Yarn Quantities (Estimates by Color):

Color A (Main): 70 – 110g

Color B (Accent): 60 – 100g

Color C (I-cord): 20 – 25g

Color D (Sole): 80 – 120g

Needles:

8mm (US 11) circular or straight needles.

8mm double-pointed needles (optional, for i-cord).

Notions:

Tapestry needle (for seaming mattress & Kitchener stitch).

Scissors & Stitch markers.

For Felting: A small towel (to add friction) and a pillowcase/mesh bag.

Optional: Rico Sock Stop (liquid latex) to add non-slip grips to the soles.

Techniques Used: Long tail & backwards loop cast on, Stockinette stitch, Increases (M1L, M1R), Decreases (k2tog, ssk), Picking up stitches, Seaming, Applied i-cord.