Socks are some of the least available donation items for the homeless community. And much much needed. The idea of someone making these slippers and donating them is so heart warming. ❤️
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've been looking to donate knitted things and wanted to make more than just hats. My local women's shelter is going to get a whole bunch of comfy slippers as well now. I hope your gran would approve ❤
Thank you, Shelly for telling how to measure for your foot size. And also, the tip on using the waste yarn on the end of the project vs. the beginning. These are things so many probably just think everyone knows, but they don't. Your videos are so helpful. I appreciate you!!
I remember patients wearing these in the hospital wing of a aged care home, whenever another pair turned up, they would get such a smile, the comfort these provide for cold feet and the knowledge that these older ladies had appreciating the effort someone went to just for them.
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It is nice you had a grandma that care for other. My grandma was the meanest person i ever knew. But she did knit and crochet. But she would be that person that would take a blanket from the homeless.
I am sorry you have such hurtful memories of her. Sometimes the past teaches us what not to do with the generations under us. I’m sure you are making a very positive change. 😍
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I loved my grandma so much...poor granny suffered a stroke when I was like 7 or 8 years old and her whole right side was paralyzed...but with all her struggles she was the one constant in my life!! Grandma passes 37 years ago this month..miss her so much!! I am making these slippers in her honor as well...love them!! Thank you Shelley!
My friend bought a Sentro as well and her counter broke the first time using it. Where my Addi just keeps on counting. I learned to crochet when I was very small. My babysitter believed you did not put a child in front of a TV but taught them something useful. So she taught me to crochet and I remember her making slippers when I was small.
Gosh this brings back memories of when I made these by hand...lol...so fast and simple on these machines I love it...thnx for sharing and waking my memory...
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My grandmother was born in 1900 and lived with Parkinson’s for 40 years. She was wheel-chaired bound most of my life but I always remember her wearing a pair. I searched the internet looking for a pattern for them. I have the Addi 46 and would love to make these for the grandkids during our cold winters here in NH. Thank you for a great video
Love these the way you did them, you are the first to turn the point of the heel up and it looks like it would be more comfortable that way, so thank you. 💖💖
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I was very close to my dad's mom because my read dad was crushed to death when I was 2 years and 10 months old. Grandma was so close to my heart and I truly learned a lot from her. We made home made bread and she taught me how to sew and do a lot. Plus she was an excellent cook. She was very dear to my heart, and it really hurt when she died 16 years ago. But she was saved and loved the LORD and even helped me to want CHRIST in my life to live for amen. But both my grandma's did not knit or crochet but I did. I truly like watching this, thank you for taking your te to show you skills in working with this knitting machine and pattern.
Thank you for sharing your heart! This is a beautiful story. My grandma was also a woman of deep faith and it’s because of her life that I also know the Lord. Grandmas….. gotta love them! I want to invite you to join my new FB group. I believe friendships will grow there as we share our crafts together and inspire and encourage one another. Here is the link…. facebook.com/groups/899664008062522/?ref=share_group_link&exp=9594
We spend money on engaging g in these hobbies and we thank God for you “ keeping it real. “ it lets us know that we may one day be able to make the beautiful things you make.❤
I had a grandmother who gardened and tended cattle :) but, I did have an Aunt Nell who managed the yarn and knitting dept of a large upscale department store. Every holiday, birthday or any time she needed to use up yarn we got slippers like these. I sure loved my Aunt Nell ...thanks for bringing back those memories :) I've got some slippers to make!
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Thank you for doing this tutorial. God bless you dear. I have an aunt who knitted me slippers like these years ago! I will try to attempt to make some. I am currently making hats & mittens for people In need at homeless shelters.
My great aunt made these every Christmas for the whole family. Now i will be that aunt. Quicker. My sisters family have large feet so thanks for the multiple.
Thank you so much for this wonderful pattern!! My grandmother also made these for her children and grandchildren. My brother just asked me if I knew how to make them. Can't wait to surprise my brothers with a pair this Christmas. Now time to get to work. Thank you so much for sharing. God Bless
I never had a grandma but my sister did this. I’ve made them on loom, crochet, about to do on needles, then by machine when I get one! Sis had passed now. I have some of her yarn.❤
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Very nice, easy-to-follow tutorial. I enjoyed your pleasing manner and clear voice too. I have made grandma slippers with straight needles many times, and have also crocheted them. Now I am going to attempt making them on the knitting machine! I have 4 different size machines. Congratulations on 3,801 subscribers (12/11/22).! I am happy to be one of them! With love from BanDana Gramma ♥
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I use mainly double knit on my sentro and haven’t found any funny stitches at all. I’ve never used an addi machine but may do in the future. I love all your tutorials. Thank you for sharing
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I bought a sentro after watching this video :). The counter didn't work right out of the box but I have a finger counter thing for counting crochet rows and just used it and it works great. My grandmother used to make so many slippers. She made a slipper cover for the slider on my curling shoes and I actually just bought my first gripper ~4 years ago after my slipper wore out...
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Love this, thank you! Can you please show every step for those of us who are visual learners (and those of us who aren't well versed in sewing)? I'm not sure, for example, how to reinforce the toe. But again, thank you. This video made so much sense and you explained things well.
I try to be very detailed. So sorry if I missed a step. 😊 To reinforce the toe just means that when you are tightening the circle to close it, just go around the circle another time for strength. Hope that makes sense. If you haven’t already done so, I would like to invite you to join my newly formed FB Group. Koala Knits And Knacks Here is the link 🥰 facebook.com/groups/899664008062522/?ref=share_group_link&exp=9594
Oooh something different than a beanie or headband (headbands being my latest addiction) …. I’m going to try these adorable slippers. I do like the heel idea. Thank you for sharing your work. I’m a subscriber and enjoy your videos. ❤
Update: I have made one slipper and the other just needs stitching up. So quick and easy! As for Facebook I don’t do Facebook but I’m sure there are plenty of people who do.
Thanks for sharing amazing project; I thought of making only beanies and scarves; now I can see it’s so versatile. I’ll make a pair for my mom 😊 Not sure if you hv resolve the counter issue but when you dismantle your machine for cleaning- maybe can try reset the counter. ❤❤❤
I got a Sentro last year, brand new. and after the first few projects the counter also broke, I did a few more projects using stitch markers so i could keep track, but I eventually got tired of it, so I opened up the machine and stitch counter, took a look at it, the gear were the counter meets the machine was mis-aligned, I fixed it. put it back together, and my counter has been working PERFECTLY ever since, and the machine is running even smoother than when it came out of the box.
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I knitted those slippers in 7th grade. Shop double period class. Many many years ago. We used Aunt Lydia’s Heavy Rug Yarn. Others have said the counters break quickly on those Serto machines.
I just got this knitting machine to make things for my kids and family. Your video is so thoughtful and informative. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this. :)
The stitch markers are a great idea ,so your not searching for those stitches at the end. Thank you for making these. I am going to get started on a few pairs for Christmas gifts !
Another great video! They are super cute and I know what I'll be doing tomorrow. My grandmother was a prolific crocheter.She didn't make slippers, but I remember one time she gave my mom one of those dolls with a huge crocheted rufflely skirt to cover toilet paper rolls!😹 It literally covered the entire tank top. I must say though, she did a beautiful job of crocheting and it was very sweet of her.
Glad you shared this I am new to the knitting machine but have made this type of slippers by crocheting and was just wondering if I could do it on the machine and now I can
As I was watching your video… I search for my slippers my grandma made some 15 years ago… 😊 it’s the same with some additions… she liked to sew a piece of nonsplip fabric under and to add two hidden elastics tread at the opening… love your video! I just start to use a sentro… and I find it really helpful since my grandma can’t show me the traditional way herself… looking forward to your next video…thank you!
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I love the simplicity of this pattern! As my foot is 9”, I did 45 rows, but my slipper was way too short. 😕 I used 100% wool yarn. Maybe it’s not as elastic as acrylic? I tried again with acrylic yarn and did 50 rows, and the length came out perfect for me. I think I’d like it to come up a bit higher on the back of the heel, so I’ll try not doing the little tuck at the back of the heel next time and see if it helps. My mattress stitch looked awful on my first slipper, but looked perfect on my next one. I’m now no longer afraid of that technique, so yay! Thanks for a great tutorial!
@@koalaknitsandknacksaddicrochet Thank you! One of the things I love most about knitting machines is that so little time is invested in the knitting part of a project that I don’t get discouraged when a project doesn’t work the first time. 😁
Just made a pair to wear for Christmas! I do suggest that if you've got wide feet (like me) to make them bigger. I made my first pair 45 rows but they ended up being a bit small (no worries, my son needed new slippers anyways!).
My grandma made me a pair of yellow and white slippers like these. I remember being about 7 and getting bit by mosquitoes and scratched until it got infected and started getting blood poisoning of course my mom took me to the doctor but all I could wear on that foot b/c I couldn't wear a shoe on that foot was the slipper my grandma made me. I wore the slipper to the doctor, I loved those slippers I wore them out till they fell apart.
Both my Grandmother and my Mom made needle knit slippers that I just loved,though I am not a knitter my husband is getting me a dental for Christmas and this will be my first project😍😍😍😍I can't wait,like a kid in a candy store😅😅😅
I'm not a grandma, but when I was a young girl one Christmas I made these slippers on straight needles for everyone in my family as Christmas presents. I think it was 1968? this year everyone will have a pair in their christmas stocking! And of course they had pompoms!
Excellent. I had these slippers growing up. Mom made them. As an adult, I asked her to make me a pair but she couldn’t remember the pattern.her name was Mary too
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It was my Aunt. She made me and my brother a pair every Christmas. We loved them! She’s been gone many years now. I am going to make them and remember her every time I wear them.
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My sentro counter only works on occasion. I just use a free knitting row counter on my phone. I know I have to stop a click a button but it works for me. I typically knit 5 or 10 rows and then stop and add them to my row counter
Yes, we do whatever works. It takes a bit of time to stop but it’s worth not losing count. My kids asked me for some christmas ideas. I suggested two counters. One for each Sentro! 🥰
The counters are temperamental. You can unscrew the box and line up the gear again - it should be fine. Or count as you stitch and place a small scrap of yarn every 10 or 20 rows to keep track. I love my Sentro.
Congratulations on making 1000 subscribers. Now you have many more When you attach the pomp Pom do you use that little clear plastic gadget that you use on your hats?
Hi I am just doing these sleeper but I did waste yarn in the beginning and I finish 45 row’s can I do waste yarn at the end of the row or should I cast off with the yarn needle please answer me back as soon as possible i what to finish as soon as I can it’s for a gift thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with me and everyone else many blessings
@@raquelreyes8573 just do the drawstring cast off. It’s just the opposite of what I did. I will be deleting your comment once you acknowledge you have read this. I prefer that my row counts are not posted.
Yes, that’s what I would likely do or you could also HDC your rows. One row of DC then another row in between stitches is also nice. All SC ……. Anything really.
I only have an Addi 22 and a Sentro 40. I also have a very thin foot so I'm wondering if I can get by with making these with my Sentro. Hmmmmmm..... I will let you know.😁
Shelley, I'm making my 1st pair of Grandma's Slippers...you mattress stitched 4.5" for your slippers. I have a 10" foot measurement so I did 50 rows..is 4.5" a proper amount for all sizes or should I do say 5" of Mattress Stitch for mine?
@@CarolHenderson-g7z you have to put it on your foot and judge where the right place will be for your size. I would do more than what I did. I have a size 6 foot.
Yes, My Granny made slippers for all the grandchildren and I do the same. Thank you for the nice tutorial. The yarn looks like a 4? Am I right? or is it a 5? ty Onna
Hi I love these slippers you’ve made to replicate your grandmas original hand knitted ones. I’m getting inspired to open that sentro box of mine. Still need to look at some more videos to feel totally comfortable with it though. I hope mine doesn’t break that easy. How do you feel about the sentro versus the addi? I’m sure the addi is quite stronger built considering the costs. I figured since I’m new to these machines though that I would try the cheaper version first. Ty for your tips and version of making the slippers. Happy new year🎉
Welcome to the circular knitting world. I hope you love it. I have both Addi and Sentro machines and I will say that the Addi is more sturdy and a better structure over all but I love my Sentro’s as well. They have a smoother and quieter mechanic. The counters are terrible and almost always miscount. But I just count and mark every 10 rows or use a finger counter. Don’t give up if you are dropping or tucking stitches right away. It takes time to get the feel and technique. You made a good purchase. Here’s a link to my new FB group. I’d love to have you join if you haven’t done so already. 🥰 facebook.com/groups/899664008062522/?ref=share_group_link&exp=9594
Great stocking stuffer idea for sure! I used a ball that was left over and had no wrapper….Lol…. But I’m pretty sure it is Craftsmart Yarn in plum. It’s a 4 weight yarn so choose whatever you like.
My grandmother 36 grandchildren and every year she made each and everyone of us a pair of slippers. I miss my grandma.
These slippers bring such great memories. I miss my grandma as well!! ❤️
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We always received some for Christmas from my grandma! I loved them!
Socks are some of the least available donation items for the homeless community. And much much needed. The idea of someone making these slippers and donating them is so heart warming. ❤️
This is such a great idea to donate. I didn't think of this.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've been looking to donate knitted things and wanted to make more than just hats. My local women's shelter is going to get a whole bunch of comfy slippers as well now. I hope your gran would approve ❤
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I just posted a video for toddler slippers.
You’re so sweet!
Thank you, Shelly for telling how to measure for your foot size. And also, the tip on using the waste yarn on the end of the project vs. the beginning. These are things so many probably just think everyone knows, but they don't. Your videos are so helpful. I appreciate you!!
You are so welcome! 😍 Have a great day!
My granny made us all slippers and my mom made all my cousins hats. Such a warm memory.
❤️So glad it was a good memory for you as well.
your video is so easy to follow I am just learning always make my mom theses on a loon this is so much faster
Thank you for keeping it real!
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My mother made those, but hand knitted. I’m happy to see this as she’s gone almost 25 years. I miss her and those slippers!
I am glad it brought back a memory or two. 🥰
I remember patients wearing these in the hospital wing of a aged care home, whenever another pair turned up, they would get such a smile, the comfort these provide for cold feet and the knowledge that these older ladies had appreciating the effort someone went to just for them.
I love that story! I also worked with seniors and they are the best! I was a health care aide.
Slippers like this bring back memories for them. It’s a comfort item for sure. ❤️
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my grandmother made the entire family these types of slippers every year for Christmas!
@@rhondashildt7640 So many great memories with these slippers!
It is nice you had a grandma that care for other. My grandma was the meanest person i ever knew. But she did knit and crochet. But she would be that person that would take a blanket from the homeless.
I am sorry you have such hurtful memories of her. Sometimes the past teaches us what not to do with the generations under us.
I’m sure you are making a very positive change. 😍
My MIL made these in two colors by hand as a checkerboard and everyone loved them! Such sweet memories.
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Your grandma sounds like an amazing lady ❤
She really was. 🥰
I loved my grandma so much...poor granny suffered a stroke when I was like 7 or 8 years old and her whole right side was paralyzed...but with all her struggles she was the one constant in my life!! Grandma passes 37 years ago this month..miss her so much!! I am making these slippers in her honor as well...love them!! Thank you Shelley!
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My friend bought a Sentro as well and her counter broke the first time using it. Where my Addi just keeps on counting. I learned to crochet when I was very small. My babysitter believed you did not put a child in front of a TV but taught them something useful. So she taught me to crochet and I remember her making slippers when I was small.
That’s a great story! Thanks for sharing.😍
My grandma made these as well. I'm so happy you are showing me how to make them for my grandkids!! ❤
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Gosh this brings back memories of when I made these by hand...lol...so fast and simple on these machines I love it...thnx for sharing and waking my memory...
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My grandmother was born in 1900 and lived with Parkinson’s for 40 years. She was wheel-chaired bound most of my life but I always remember her wearing a pair. I searched the internet looking for a pattern for them. I have the Addi 46 and would love to make these for the grandkids during our cold winters here in NH. Thank you for a great video
Thank you for sharing that. I love hearing about the memories this pattern brings. 🥰
Love these the way you did them, you are the first to turn the point of the heel up and it looks like it would be more comfortable that way, so thank you. 💖💖
Thank you! 😍
Omg ❤I love your history 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
@@mariellafuentes Thank you!
Love it!
@@lindahunt6982 Thank you! 😊
My aunt use to make all her Nieces and nephews a pair for Christmas
@@amyscrafts7434 sweet memory!
I have never did any of this a day in my life! But a lot of pauses and going back and 🙌🏼🎉I MADE MY FIRST SLIPPER 🥰!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼👏🏼
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@@koalaknitsandknacksaddicrochet not my grandma, me. I made those slippers in my first knitting class when I was 12 years old.
Fun memory 😊
I was very close to my dad's mom because my read dad was crushed to death when I was 2 years and 10 months old.
Grandma was so close to my heart and I truly learned a lot from her.
We made home made bread and she taught me how to sew and do a lot.
Plus she was an excellent cook.
She was very dear to my heart, and it really hurt when she died 16 years ago.
But she was saved and loved the LORD and even helped me to want CHRIST in my life to live for amen.
But both my grandma's did not knit or crochet but I did.
I truly like watching this, thank you for taking your te to show you skills in working with this knitting machine and pattern.
Thank you for sharing your heart! This is a beautiful story.
My grandma was also a woman of deep faith and it’s because of her life that I also know the Lord. Grandmas….. gotta love them!
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Mother-in-law taught me to knit and crochet. My children benefitted from both of our efforts at Christmas and such. Great memories.
Thank for the beautiful grandma slippers story 😊and pattern 😊
My grandma made similar, but she crocheted them. I can't wait to try these. 😋
Grandmas are the best!!
I had a grandmother who gardened and tended cattle :) but, I did have an Aunt Nell who managed the yarn and knitting dept of a large upscale department store. Every holiday, birthday or any time she needed to use up yarn we got slippers like these. I sure loved my Aunt Nell ...thanks for bringing back those memories :) I've got some slippers to make!
I am loving all these stories. Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas 🎄
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Thank you so much I'm learning a lot. From you on my machine.
You are very welcome! 😊
Thank you for doing this tutorial. God bless you dear. I have an aunt who knitted me slippers like these years ago! I will try to attempt to make some. I am currently making hats & mittens for people In need at homeless shelters.
Thanks for sharing! God bless you for caring for the needy.
My great aunt made these every Christmas for the whole family. Now i will be that aunt. Quicker. My sisters family have large feet so thanks for the multiple.
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Thank you so much for this wonderful pattern!! My grandmother also made these for her children and grandchildren. My brother just asked me if I knew how to make them. Can't wait to surprise my brothers with a pair this Christmas. Now time to get to work. Thank you so much for sharing. God Bless
Your so welcome! 😊
I never had a grandma but my sister did this. I’ve made them on loom, crochet, about to do on needles, then by machine when I get one! Sis had passed now. I have some of her yarn.❤
That will be special to make it with her yarn. 😍
Thank you. Yes my grandma Mary made these slippers as well. 😁
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Thank you!!!! Just followed this tutorial and made my son some slippers for his birthday!
I ‘found’ you just over a week ago and I love your teaching style. Thank you. X
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Thank you honey! Very nice, from Baudette Minnesota USA
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So cute! Great for a present ❣️🌹
Thank you. Your right, it makes a great gift.
Love them ❤❤
Thank you 😍
You are just the best !!
❤️❤️❤️thank you! 😊
I have learned so much from your tutorial🙏you are amazing
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Very nice, easy-to-follow tutorial. I enjoyed your pleasing manner and clear voice too. I have made grandma slippers with straight needles many times, and have also crocheted them. Now I am going to attempt making them on the knitting machine! I have 4 different size machines. Congratulations on 3,801 subscribers (12/11/22).! I am happy to be one of them! With love from BanDana Gramma ♥
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I’d love to see the double front post border! I’m going to give it a try!
@@marshallmays8171 that will be beautiful!
Thank you for the video and tip about bobby pin stitch markers. Getting out my Sentro and yarn tomorrow and making myself a pair.
Awesome!
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I'm quite new here, your explanations are excellent, thank you!
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing 😍
My grandma used to make these slippers too. We had so many of them when we were kids. Thanks for your tutorial ...I'm going to make some of these!
My grandma used to crochet these for us..I love this tutorial and will be making some..when I do I will mention your channel..thanks!!
Didn’t we have the best grandmas?
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I use mainly double knit on my sentro and haven’t found any funny stitches at all. I’ve never used an addi machine but may do in the future. I love all your tutorials. Thank you for sharing
I love my Sentro’s almost as much as my Addi’s. ❤️Thank you for your kind words. 😍
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❤Love-love-love your tutorials. ❤ So clear and easy to follow! 🎉🎉congratulations on 1,000 🎉🎉you deserve the support! Thank you again for your patience and effort to video tutorials.
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I bought a sentro after watching this video :). The counter didn't work right out of the box but I have a finger counter thing for counting crochet rows and just used it and it works great.
My grandmother used to make so many slippers. She made a slipper cover for the slider on my curling shoes and I actually just bought my first gripper ~4 years ago after my slipper wore out...
Slipper sliders are awesome!!
Great story!
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My grandma made the same ones but she crocheted them. Thank you for reminding me of my sweet Grandma!
Grandmas are the best! I hope you make a pair.
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Awesome Video!!!❤
Thank you so much! 😊
Love this, thank you! Can you please show every step for those of us who are visual learners (and those of us who aren't well versed in sewing)? I'm not sure, for example, how to reinforce the toe. But again, thank you. This video made so much sense and you explained things well.
I try to be very detailed. So sorry if I missed a step. 😊
To reinforce the toe just means that when you are tightening the circle to close it, just go around the circle another time for strength. Hope that makes sense.
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@@koalaknitsandknacksaddicrochet I appreciate you and your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 💛
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Yay thank you for a sentro 48. I'm new and can't wait to do my first pair. Thank yiu so so much.
This is a great tutorial!!!
@@kreativekymona thank you so much!😊
Oooh something different than a beanie or headband (headbands being my latest addiction) …. I’m going to try these adorable slippers. I do like the heel idea. Thank you for sharing your work. I’m a subscriber and enjoy your videos. ❤
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My sweet grandmother made these slippers for me and my sister when we were kids!❤ I’m going to make a pair on my knitting machine!
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Thanks for sharing amazing project; I thought of making only beanies and scarves; now I can see it’s so versatile. I’ll make a pair for my mom 😊
Not sure if you hv resolve the counter issue but when you dismantle your machine for cleaning- maybe can try reset the counter. ❤❤❤
I just recently bought counters and I love them already! 😍
Thank you! I made a set for me and a set for my 9 year old
Wonderful! 🥰
I got a Sentro last year, brand new. and after the first few projects the counter also broke, I did a few more projects using stitch markers so i could keep track, but I eventually got tired of it, so I opened up the machine and stitch counter, took a look at it, the gear were the counter meets the machine was mis-aligned, I fixed it. put it back together, and my counter has been working PERFECTLY ever since, and the machine is running even smoother than when it came out of the box.
What ?? Seriously? You are a genius!! I am going to try that. 🥰
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I knitted those slippers in 7th grade. Shop double period class. Many many years ago. We used Aunt Lydia’s Heavy Rug Yarn.
Others have said the counters break quickly on those Serto machines.
The counters are terrible on the Sentros.
I just got this knitting machine to make things for my kids and family. Your video is so thoughtful and informative. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this. :)
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I love these too! Another great video. I see we are the same age 😊 I can't wait to take out my machine again and try this.
Then you must remember these slippers as a little girl as well. 🥰
Very good 😊
The stitch markers are a great idea ,so your not searching for those stitches at the end. Thank you for making these. I am going to get started on a few pairs for Christmas gifts !
Another great video! They are super cute and I know what I'll be doing tomorrow. My grandmother was a prolific crocheter.She didn't make slippers, but I remember one time she gave my mom one of those dolls with a huge crocheted rufflely skirt to cover toilet paper rolls!😹 It literally covered the entire tank top. I must say though, she did a beautiful job of crocheting and it was very sweet of her.
That was for sure our generation. My mom had one of those toilet paper dolls and so did everyone of her friends. Lol
Adorei a forma que você costura, obrigada 🙏🏻 ❤
Glad you shared this I am new to the knitting machine but have made this type of slippers by crocheting and was just wondering if I could do it on the machine and now I can
You’re welcome 😊Have fun!
As I was watching your video… I search for my slippers my grandma made some 15 years ago… 😊 it’s the same with some additions… she liked to sew a piece of nonsplip fabric under and to add two hidden elastics tread at the opening… love your video! I just start to use a sentro… and I find it really helpful since my grandma can’t show me the traditional way herself… looking forward to your next video…thank you!
I love that this video is reminding us all of our grandma’s. So special!
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Too cute
I love the simplicity of this pattern!
As my foot is 9”, I did 45 rows, but my slipper was way too short. 😕
I used 100% wool yarn. Maybe it’s not as elastic as acrylic?
I tried again with acrylic yarn and did 50 rows, and the length came out perfect for me.
I think I’d like it to come up a bit higher on the back of the heel, so I’ll try not doing the little tuck at the back of the heel next time and see if it helps.
My mattress stitch looked awful on my first slipper, but looked perfect on my next one. I’m now no longer afraid of that technique, so yay!
Thanks for a great tutorial!
Great job on persevering! So glad you were able to make it work for your foot.
@@koalaknitsandknacksaddicrochet Thank you! One of the things I love most about knitting machines is that so little time is invested in the knitting part of a project that I don’t get discouraged when a project doesn’t work the first time. 😁
Just made a pair to wear for Christmas! I do suggest that if you've got wide feet (like me) to make them bigger. I made my first pair 45 rows but they ended up being a bit small (no worries, my son needed new slippers anyways!).
Congratulations on 1K subscribers! And thank you for this tutorial. definitely going to try.
My grandma made me a pair of yellow and white slippers like these. I remember being about 7 and getting bit by mosquitoes and scratched until it got infected and started getting blood poisoning of course my mom took me to the doctor but all I could wear on that foot b/c I couldn't wear a shoe on that foot was the slipper my grandma made me. I wore the slipper to the doctor, I loved those slippers I wore them out till they fell apart.
Awe! 🥰
I made them myself years ago now I use the knitting machine
The first thing I knitted by hand were slippers very similar to these.
Classic pattern 🥰
Great idee. I wil maken one for me.
Both my Grandmother and my Mom made needle knit slippers that I just loved,though I am not a knitter my husband is getting me a dental for Christmas and this will be my first project😍😍😍😍I can't wait,like a kid in a candy store😅😅😅
That’s great! Have fun!
I'm not a grandma, but when I was a young girl one Christmas I made these slippers on straight needles for everyone in my family as Christmas presents. I think it was 1968? this year everyone will have a pair in their christmas stocking! And of course they had pompoms!
I love that story! Thank for sharing and for watching! 🥰
I own 3 of these machines I added my own counter and you can get a 2 pack of tention holders for 5 bucks. I already had to replace mine
Thank you. I have since bought counters and tensioners. ❤️
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Love this tutorial, thank you so much 💓
Excellent. I had these slippers growing up. Mom made them. As an adult, I asked her to make me a pair but she couldn’t remember the pattern.her name was Mary too
I hope you make yourself a pair then❤️
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It was my Aunt. She made me and my brother a pair every Christmas. We loved them! She’s been gone many years now. I am going to make them and remember her every time I wear them.
That’s wonderful! I think that knitted slippers were a thing in the last generation and not so much now. We gotta bring them back.
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My sentro counter only works on occasion. I just use a free knitting row counter on my phone. I know I have to stop a click a button but it works for me. I typically knit 5 or 10 rows and then stop and add them to my row counter
Yes, we do whatever works. It takes a bit of time to stop but it’s worth not losing count. My kids asked me for some christmas ideas. I suggested two counters. One for each Sentro! 🥰
The counters are temperamental. You can unscrew the box and line up the gear again - it should be fine. Or count as you stitch and place a small scrap of yarn every 10 or 20 rows to keep track. I love my Sentro.
I’m going to try your suggestion. Thank you very much.
I had some from my nana 👵🏼 she died a week after I turned 7 and she would have loved that I got into yarn crafts. She made slippers and blankets ^.^
Sorry you lost her at such a young age. Very neat that even at that age you have a slipper memory. 🥰
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When you attach the pomp Pom do you use that little clear plastic gadget that you use on your hats?
Thank you! Just hit 14,000 yesterday!
I do not use them for slippers. I tie them on tight and they will never come off! Lol
Hi I am just doing these sleeper but I did waste yarn in the beginning and I finish 45 row’s can I do waste yarn at the end of the row or should I cast off with the yarn needle please answer me back as soon as possible i what to finish as soon as I can it’s for a gift thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with me and everyone else many blessings
@@raquelreyes8573 just do the drawstring cast off. It’s just the opposite of what I did.
I will be deleting your comment once you acknowledge you have read this. I prefer that my row counts are not posted.
my gran made crochet shoes i loved them so much
I hope these slippers bring back good memories of her.
Love this! I too want to add a cuff, how would you create a crochet type rib? Front post and back loop alternating?
Yes, that’s what I would likely do or you could also HDC your rows. One row of DC then another row in between stitches is also nice.
All SC ……. Anything really.
I only have an Addi 22 and a Sentro 40. I also have a very thin foot so I'm wondering if I can get by with making these with my Sentro. Hmmmmmm..... I will let you know.😁
Mattress stitch two (22 needle) panels together and continue the process. That will give you a 44 needle width.
Shelley, I'm making my 1st pair of Grandma's Slippers...you mattress stitched 4.5" for your slippers. I have a 10" foot measurement so I did 50 rows..is 4.5" a proper amount for all sizes or should I do say 5" of Mattress Stitch for mine?
@@CarolHenderson-g7z you have to put it on your foot and judge where the right place will be for your size. I would do more than what I did. I have a size 6 foot.
Yes, My Granny made slippers for all the grandchildren and I do the same. Thank you for the nice tutorial. The yarn looks like a 4? Am I right? or is it a 5? ty Onna
Your very welcome! It is a 4 weight.
Hi I love these slippers you’ve made to replicate your grandmas original hand knitted ones. I’m getting inspired to open that sentro box of mine. Still need to look at some more videos to feel totally comfortable with it though. I hope mine doesn’t break that easy. How do you feel about the sentro versus the addi? I’m sure the addi is quite stronger built considering the costs. I figured since I’m new to these machines though that I would try the cheaper version first. Ty for your tips and version of making the slippers. Happy new year🎉
Welcome to the circular knitting world. I hope you love it. I have both Addi and Sentro machines and I will say that the Addi is more sturdy and a better structure over all but I love my Sentro’s as well. They have a smoother and quieter mechanic. The counters are terrible and almost always miscount. But I just count and mark every 10 rows or use a finger counter.
Don’t give up if you are dropping or tucking stitches right away. It takes time to get the feel and technique. You made a good purchase.
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Thank you for posting! these will make great bed slippers for in our cold winter months and great stocking stuffers. which yarn did you use?
Great stocking stuffer idea for sure! I used a ball that was left over and had no wrapper….Lol…. But I’m pretty sure it is Craftsmart Yarn in plum. It’s a 4 weight yarn so choose whatever you like.