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Super Cozy! Super Easy Slippers! I recently went on a trip to Germany and was inspired by my "Auntie Ute" who makes these slippers for everyone and showed me how. I hope you enjoy making these and being creative with all your colours.

For Wider: Rd 1 = 14 Dc Rd 2 = 28 Dc Rd 3 = 8 fpdc, 3 bpdc, 3 fpdc, 8 bpdc, 3 fpdc, 3 bpdc = 28 Dc This will create a wider top and sole and keep the sides the same.

For More Narrow. Try decreasing the top and sole. Rd 1 = 12 Dc Rd 2 = 24 Dc Rd 3 = 6 fpdc, 3 bpdc, 3 fpdc, 6 bpdc, 3 fpdc, 3 bpdc = 24 Dc.

These easy crochet slippers for women are worked from a flat rectangle. Find the written pattern here: https://crochetdreamz.com/crochet-slippers-free-pattern/

The written pattern for these crochet slippers for beginners includes US sizes 5 to 10. The crochet slippers don't just look great but fit great too.

You can make one for every woman in your family, enjoy!

Crochet Slipper boots tutorial (part 2 of 2)

This is an interesting slipper-boot pattern which is done all in one piece, but it looks as if it is sewn together. Crocheted from the toe up, with lots of front-post and back-post stitches.

I like this slipper-boot design because it is in super-chunky yarn and works up fast. It also looks pretty neat.