Get into the festive spirit with our roundup of Santa-themed crochet slipper patterns, perfect for the Christmas holiday! These delightful and cozy slippers are sure to bring a touch of holiday magic to your home.
Whether you’re crafting for yourself, family, or as a heartfelt gift, these patterns are just what you need to keep toes warm and spirits high. Dive into our collection and find your next favorite project among these charming designs.
Most of these designs are for adults too, I mean why should kids have all the fun right?
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Christmas Crochet Slippers ???
Santa Slippers Free Pattern
You will need:
Hook Size: 3,5 mm
Cotton yarn 70 g
Size: Adults 9.5 inches
Instructions:
Use white yarn.
To begin make 4 chains in a circle.
Rnd 1: 2 chains (CH), 13 double crochet stitches (DC), Total 13 DC. Connect it with a slip stitch (sl st).
Rnd 2: 2 CH, 2 DC in the first stitch, *2 DC in the next stitch, *repeat to the end of row. Connect with a sl st. Total 26 DC
Rnd 3: Add an extra 9 loops.
2 CH, DC in the first stitch, 2 DC in one stitch, *DC in the next two stitches, 2 DC in one stitch *repeat to the end row. Connect with a slip stitch. Total stitches 35 DC.
Rnd 4 – 8: Switch to a red yarn.
2 CH, DC in the first st, DC in the next 34 st. Connect with a sl st. Total 35 DC.
Rnd 9 – 10: Switch to a black yarn.
2 CH, DC in the first st, DC in the next 34 st. Connect with a sl st. Total 35 DC.
Rnd 11 – 13: Switch to a red yarn.
2 CH, DC in the first st, DC in the next 34 st. Connect with a sl st. Total 35 DC.
Measure 10 stitches. Put the stitch markers between them. Work 25 stitches from one stitch marker to another.
Rows 14 – 24: 2 CH, DC in the first st, DC in the next 24 st. Total 25 DC. Turn your work.
For a longer or shorter sock, do a few rows more or less.
Connect the heel with a sewing needle.
Edges:
Rnd 1: Use a red-colored yarn. Make SC stitches.
Rnd 2 – 4: Use a white-colored yarn. Make SC stitches.
