Great idea re the “moss” stitch. I’ve been researching a gazillion TH-cam videos for slipper ideas and your is the first to address the texture issue needed for a sole. One suggestion I hope you find useful: When casting off in rib, move the yarn to the back after each purl stitch ... it will be “out of the way” for the casting off process, plus you will be “ready” for the next knit stitch. Thanks for the clear pattern and structure. 😊
Thank you Patti for sharing your pattern. Lovely simple instructions. I just finished making a pair for my grandson, i nèed to sew the seams and then I'm done. God bless you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for making this! I finished my first set (which I’m wearing now!) and am halfway through the second pair! I have only made a scarf before, all my attempts at hats have been a disaster, so I thought I would never do something so intimidating as a slipper, but you made it so easy I can do it from memory now! It’s greatly boosted my confidence and I am excited to learn more!
I love your patterns and instruction! IYou make it so easy to follow. have made the moss stitch baby blanket and the hurdle stitch throw...so pretty and doable!! My little grandson wants his own throw now! Looking forward to making these slippers!!
Thank you so much For the beautiful tutorial slippers. I've just finished my first one. You're a good teacher. I've never done a boot slipper. But you explain it better then other tutorial s. Thank you.
Oh good. I go nice and slow for beginners so this is a great video to learn from and you get slippers when you are finished! There are a few products to make slippers non slip. I have seen these on Amazon. Stick on non slip grips. Not sure how they will hold up in the wash though. There is also a sock stop paint that you paint non slip dots on the bottom.
No. You cut the yarn leaving enough for sewing up toe section. Thread yarn onto a needle and thread through remaining sts on needle and gather up and tie off.
Go to time stamp 4:04 in the video and I talk about how to vary the pattern. If you want a higher cuff than you need to cast on additional stitches but you will have to change the amount of stitches you cast off on both sides so your slipper is not too wide.
Patti I’m so happy about finding your videos for knitting!!! You are sooo patient in these videos and you make THIS BEGINNER KNITTER so excited to want to search for all the amazing projects I’m going to knit this fall for holiday gifts! Thank you so much for all you do for us!!
Hi Patty! I love this pattern! I am using a different yarn weight and appreciate the measurements, however you don't have the measurements from bottom edge to top of toe when finished. (Ladies size please). Thank you!
Hi Jenny. I didn’t include one length as I explain in the video how you knit it any length you want to fit your foot. I also show a chart to give you general sizing. Have a look at time stamp 2:57 and hopefully that will answer your question.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Thank you for your quick response! You know, I did see that and well, forgot about it and then when I replayed the tutorial I skipped that part. Thanks again!!
If you are changing up yarn sizes in a pattern it is best if you do up a sample gauge if you want to be happy with your finished slipper. With the yarn I used this was the gauge. Approximate gauge: 5 Sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm) With your 2 strands see how close you are to my gauge. If you are knitting tighter you may have to cast on additional stitches. If your knitting is looser than mine than you may have to decrease the number of stitches.
Hi Lisa. Two worsted weight will be thinner than the bulky 6 yarn. Here’s the gauge. Aproximate gauge: 5 sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm) Try a little sample and see how it looks.
Patti you said to go to the gauge when wool ease i need to use a size 10 or 15mm, To get gauge. You have shown on your video a smaller needle. Am I doing something wrong.
Hi Virginia. Yes, that is definitely not right. Your first row is all knit stitches. Row 2 you always start with a Purl stitch. Then you are doing a knit stitch than a Purl stitch across the row. Then you repeat rows 1 and 2. Row 1: Knit Row 2: P1, *K1, P1*, repeat from * across row. It will work if you follow the pattern.
After you have cast off 10 sts on both sides than you start the pattern with row 1&2 again which is Row 1: Knit Row 2: P1, *K1, P1*, repeat from * across row.
I am wondering why I cast off 10 stitches on both sides no matter how many stitches I cast on?? The 35 for Toddler (leaving 15 for foot size), or 49 for Man, casting off 10 on each side(leaving 29 for foot)?? Shouldn't the upper part of boot for man...take more than the 20 stitches(same for all patterns) once sown together, to fit on leg??? I am thinking that I should cast off more on each side for each different size (T,C,L,M) ???
I will try and explain for you. The actual cast on stitches is what changes up the size of your slipper from toddler to men’s and this creates the width for your slipper. When you do your toe section the amount of times you repeat your K1,P1 determines the length of the slipper. The cast off of ten stitches on each side only creates the size of your cuff. So the cuff length will be the same for all sizes. Hope that makes sense for you. I made the slippers in all sizes and it does work out.
Yes. When I copy and paste info to the description it does mess up the format. If you send me an email to craftypatti60@gmail.com stating you want the booty slipper pattern than I will send it to you if you like.
I definitely need the help with the sizing. I have a one-year-old great grandson a three-year-old great grandson a 10-year-old great granddaughter and I have the big guys I have a grandson who is 6 foot six my son who wears a size 14 shoe And all the between. lol I think I’ve made everybody enough hats. It’s time to switch it up make some slippers for the house.
Well you will be busy for sure knitting up a storm. Hope this video helps you knit all the needed sizes. You will see in the video how to adjust the sizing.
Every yarn may have a different weight or thickness so I can’t say just use two strands of yarn. I want you to be happy with the final results so it is best to knit up a little sample gauge than you will know if two strands of your yarn will work. The gauge for these slippers is: Aproximate gauge: 6 Sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm)
I LOVE THESE SLIPPERS!!!
SO EASY TO FOLLOW!!!
THANK YOU!!!!
You are so welcome! Glad you found them easy to make!
Thank you for the very clear, detailed tutorial, the free pattern and your time.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and enjoy knitting your slippers.
Great idea re the “moss” stitch. I’ve been researching a gazillion TH-cam videos for slipper ideas and your is the first to address the texture issue needed for a sole. One suggestion I hope you find useful: When casting off in rib, move the yarn to the back after each purl stitch ... it will be “out of the way” for the casting off process, plus you will be “ready” for the next knit stitch. Thanks for the clear pattern and structure. 😊
Awesome! Thank you for the knitting hint for everyone!
You, young lady, are a saint!!! I cannot thank you enough for making this so simple and easy!! You made a new friend for life!
Thanks so much for the supportive comment!
I love making those this is an awesome video
Great! Enjoy knitting your slippers!
Thank you for this tutorial is simple any one can follow it and it looks amazing once made.
You are so welcome!
Patti- thank you sooo much! I am soo excited to try these out! You are a great teacher:)
Thanks so much Colleen for your lovely reply.
Great illustrating & so easy to follow!
Fantastic. Glad you found it easy to follow.
Thank you Patti for sharing your pattern. Lovely simple instructions. I just finished making a pair for my grandson, i nèed to sew the seams and then I'm done. God bless you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wonderful!
Thank you for making this! I finished my first set (which I’m wearing now!) and am halfway through the second pair! I have only made a scarf before, all my attempts at hats have been a disaster, so I thought I would never do something so intimidating as a slipper, but you made it so easy I can do it from memory now! It’s greatly boosted my confidence and I am excited to learn more!
Oh that’s so great to hear. My videos are all very detailed so glad you could follow along and you are knitting up lots of slippers!
Love your explanation for knitting, thank you for your patience 😊
Glad you enjoyed my style of teaching. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Patty making this slippers, I was waiting for this video for so long :). Wonderful to have you when I need help 🙏💕.
Oh good. Glad I published this video for you!
I love your patterns and instruction! IYou make it so easy to follow. have made the moss stitch baby blanket and the hurdle stitch throw...so pretty and doable!! My little grandson wants his own throw now! Looking forward to making these slippers!!
Wonderful! So happy to hear you are enjoying the videos!
Awesome, thank you. Now, to think like an elf and getting some gifts knitted!
Haha. Those sneaky little elves will get it done for sure!
Awesome pattern!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love your slipper pattern
Thanks so much!
Thank you! Love them!
Yeah! Glad you love them!
Loveed it . Thanks 😊
So glad!
Awesome tutorial 👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much For the beautiful tutorial slippers. I've just finished my first one. You're a good teacher. I've never done a boot slipper. But you explain it better then other tutorial s. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
I had lost his pattern, thank you so much for not only the patterns, but the instructions.
You are so welcome.
I've wanted to learn to knit. You're a good teacher. I was wondering, how would you make them so they don't slip?
Oh good. I go nice and slow for beginners so this is a great video to learn from and you get slippers when you are finished!
There are a few products to make slippers non slip. I have seen these on Amazon. Stick on non slip grips. Not sure how they will hold up in the wash though. There is also a sock stop paint that you paint non slip dots on the bottom.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts thank you for the information
thank-you for replying!i was just wondering how many stiches would 4.5 (11.5 cm) be?
I put the gauge in the description below the video.
Approximate gauge: 5 Sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm)
Is there a thicker wool to use to make the slippers, and which knitting needles should I use? Thank you, Mel.
I used a super bulky 6 for all these slippers. That is a really thick yarn already.
Thank you
Mel
No worries.
Hi crafty patti I have a question about the very end. Do we cast off at the end of the toe section?
No. You cut the yarn leaving enough for sewing up toe section. Thread yarn onto a needle and thread through remaining sts on needle and gather up and tie off.
Can I use 5.0 mm sized needles for this project? Would it work? thanks
Yes you can! The slipper size will just be slightly smaller.
If I want a bigger cuff do I knit more rows before starting decrease rows
Go to time stamp 4:04 in the video and I talk about how to vary the pattern. If you want a higher cuff than you need to cast on additional stitches but you will have to change the amount of stitches you cast off on both sides so your slipper is not too wide.
Patti I’m so happy about finding your videos for knitting!!! You are sooo patient in these videos and you make THIS BEGINNER KNITTER so excited to want to search for all the amazing projects I’m going to knit this fall for holiday gifts! Thank you so much for all you do for us!!
What a sweet comment! Thank you. Enjoy all your knitting projects!
Can you also use a long tail cast on method for this too?
Yes you can!
Hi.i don't have any #6 can I use #5?
Yes. But your overall sizing will be smaller. You might have to adjust by casting on more sts or knitting more rows.
Good time from Russia! Thank you . Incredible way.
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
So simple so effective
For sure. Keep it simple!
Hi Patty! I love this pattern!
I am using a different yarn weight and appreciate the measurements, however you don't have the measurements from bottom edge to top of toe when finished. (Ladies size please). Thank you!
Hi Jenny. I didn’t include one length as I explain in the video how you knit it any length you want to fit your foot. I also show a chart to give you general sizing. Have a look at time stamp 2:57 and hopefully that will answer your question.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Thank you for your quick response! You know, I did see that and well, forgot about it and then when I replayed the tutorial I skipped that part. Thanks again!!
Is there any way to see the measurements of the foot cart better?
Just pause the video on the chart and you should see it fine.
Can I double worsted weight for these slippers?
If you are changing up yarn sizes in a pattern it is best if you do up a sample gauge if you want to be happy with your finished slipper.
With the yarn I used this was the gauge.
Approximate gauge: 5 Sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm)
With your 2 strands see how close you are to my gauge.
If you are knitting tighter you may have to cast on additional stitches. If your knitting is looser than mine than you may have to decrease the number of stitches.
How many do I cast on for XL men and XXL mens?
I explain in the video at time stamp 4:04 how to adjust the sizing of your slipper.
Hi Patty, Great to see you. Can I use worsted weight yarn, maybe double it up?
Hi Lisa.
Two worsted weight will be thinner than the bulky 6 yarn.
Here’s the gauge.
Aproximate gauge: 5 sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm)
Try a little sample and see how it looks.
Thank You
You are welcome.
Patti you said to go to the gauge when wool ease i need to use a size 10 or 15mm, To get gauge. You have shown on your video a smaller needle. Am I doing something wrong.
Not sure what I'm doing wrong both my side look the same with the knit stitch line. Can some one help please
Hi Virginia. Yes, that is definitely not right. Your first row is all knit stitches. Row 2 you always start with a Purl stitch. Then you are doing a knit stitch than a Purl stitch across the row. Then you repeat rows 1 and 2.
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: P1, *K1, P1*, repeat from * across row.
It will work if you follow the pattern.
Cant seem to get pattern right after casting off 10 stitcjes at each endof slipper
After you have cast off 10 sts on both sides than you start the pattern with row 1&2 again which is
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: P1, *K1, P1*, repeat from * across row.
I am wondering why I cast off 10 stitches on both sides no matter how many stitches I cast on??
The 35 for Toddler (leaving 15 for foot size), or 49 for Man, casting off 10 on each side(leaving 29 for foot)??
Shouldn't the upper part of boot for man...take more than the 20 stitches(same for all patterns) once sown together, to fit on leg???
I am thinking that I should cast off more on each side for each different size (T,C,L,M) ???
I will try and explain for you. The actual cast on stitches is what changes up the size of your slipper from toddler to men’s and this creates the width for your slipper. When you do your toe section the amount of times you repeat your K1,P1 determines the length of the slipper.
The cast off of ten stitches on each side only creates the size of your cuff. So the cuff length will be the same for all sizes. Hope that makes sense for you.
I made the slippers in all sizes and it does work out.
Could you please send pattern. Cannot access it
Send me a request via email for booty slipper pattern to craftypatti60@gmail.com and I will send it to you.
Your format is strange for the description box and the pattern is very tiny. Do you have a pdf available?
Yes. When I copy and paste info to the description it does mess up the format. If you send me an email to craftypatti60@gmail.com stating you want the booty slipper pattern than I will send it to you if you like.
I definitely need the help with the sizing. I have a one-year-old great grandson a three-year-old great grandson a 10-year-old great granddaughter and I have the big guys I have a grandson who is 6 foot six my son who wears a size 14 shoe And all the between. lol I think I’ve made everybody enough hats. It’s time to switch it up make some slippers for the house.
Well you will be busy for sure knitting up a storm. Hope this video helps you knit all the needed sizes. You will see in the video how to adjust the sizing.
In Ukrainian is that chunky or super chunky?
That’s Uk 😅
I’m sorry but I don’t know the yarns in UK. Maybe do a little knitting sample. But my guess would be chunky.
If I don't have that yarn an I use two strands
Every yarn may have a different weight or thickness so I can’t say just use two strands of yarn. I want you to be happy with the final results so it is best to knit up a little sample gauge than you will know if two strands of your yarn will work. The gauge for these slippers is:
Aproximate gauge: 6 Sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm)
May i have the written pattern in English
It’s in the description below the video.
You are fantastic! 0:08
Thanks so much!
Tk u
Your welcome!
7:22
Yes, lots of information before knitting is started.
Can I do extra rows to make the cuff longer. Thank you.
The cuff length is determined by the amount of stitches you cast on in the beginning. Not by the row numbers. I explain it in the video.
How many stiches do I cast on for 4year toddler?
Follow my toddler instructions.