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FREE Felted Slipper Pattern
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Beginner
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Boys, Men, Girls, WomenItem:
SocksSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Casting on
- Knitting flat
- Increasing
- Decreasing
- Binding off
- Seaming
- Felting
Pattern Description:
Knitting with two strands of yarn (ball it and pull from the middle and from the outside) the slipper is worked flat, from the heel to the toe. It is seamed, shrunk in the wash, and then formed to wear comfortably for each recipient.
Note: Since two strands of yarn are used, the gauge on the pattern is different from the suggested gauge on the yarn label.
DO NOT USE SUPERWASH FOR THIS PROJECT!
Have fun felting
Gauge:
11 stitches and 15 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette Stitch
Materials:
- US 11 - 8.0 mm straight needles
- 200 - 220 yards (183 - 201 m) yarn, preferable Cascade 220 (not superwash!)
You Will Also Need:
- Darning needle
- Washing machine
FREE Felted Slipper Pattern
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About the Designer
Twiss & Weber’s collaboration began when they met at Wabi Sabi, an Ottawa knit shop, in 2009 and discovered not only did they share a common background in fashion but they shared a goal, a desire to make stylish, well-crafted patterns that are straightforward to understand and easy to knit.
New knitters will adore the fashionable projects and will be encouraged to learn more about their ...
Twiss & Weber’s collaboration began when they met at Wabi Sabi, an Ottawa knit shop, in 2009 and discovered not only did they share a common background in fashion but they shared a goal, a desire to make stylish, well-crafted patterns that are straightforward to understand and easy to knit.
New knitters will adore the fashionable projects and will be encouraged to learn more about their craft. While seasoned knitters will love the original attitude, the time-saving methods and concise language. Twiss & Weber think knitters shouldn’t need to understand complicated jargon in order to create gorgeous things, this has been their goal all-along.
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