Make cute T-Shirt Yarn Slippers, Free Crochet Pattern
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T-Shirt Yarn Slippers – Free Crochet Pattern for Cozy Feet!
In this post you will learn how to make t-shirt yarn slippers. They are an easy and semi fast project and the perfect gift for anyone. Combined with the makeup pads it’s the perfect gift for a teenager and can be made in their favorite color. Add some fluffy faux fur balls for an extra luxurious look.
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To make these amazing slippers you will need approx 1 spool of t-shirt yarn. I use hooked zpagetti, but any brand with a similar yarn will do just fine!
Please pay attention to the type of yarn you are using. T-shirt yarn is usually from the fabric industry and will therefore way in thickness and stretch. If you feel that your yarn is very thin, I recommend making the slippers in a bigger size. All size are approx. sizes. There is no way of knowing exactly what size your slipper will be before you have finished a sole. I highly recommend making one sole and checking against the intended wearer before finishing the slippers.
To make a crochet baby coat, you will need the following materials:
Yarn: 1 spool Hooked Zpagetti
Crochet Hook:
Tapestry Needle:
Scissors
Stitch Markers
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T-shirt yarn slippers
You will need
- Yarn: 1 spool Hooked Zpagetti
- Hook: 7,0mm
- Optional: 2 smaller faux fur pompoms
Crochet Stitches and terminology
- Ch – Chain
- Ch-sp – chain space
- Ch2 space – the space made from chaining 2 the previous row
- Sl st – slip stich
- St/sts – stitch/stitches
- Sc – Single crochet
- Hdc – Half double crochet
- Dc – Double crochet
pattern Notes
Please read the whole pattern before starting to make sure you understand how the item is made and if there is anything to consider before starting.
Check your gauge and if needed go up or down a size on your hook.
Your gauge is checked by making a square with the stitch used in the pattern, how many you will start with is usually written in the pattern and then for as many rows as written. If your square is bigger than 10x10cm (4″x4″) you may need to adjust your hook size to a smaller size and if it’s smaller you may need to go up in size. If your gauge is still inaccurate you may need to consider trying another yarn.
When choosing yarn for a pattern I have designed please keep in mind that the same type of yarn can vary in thickness between color batches.
The finished product may vary in size even if your gauge check was spot on. This can happen for several reasons. If you are working on your project for several days, you may use different tensions when crocheting. For example, I always make slippers or shoes on the same day and even in the same sitting because something as simple as changing my position can mean that I crochet harder. And if I have had a bad or a good day this can also affect how much tension I use while crocheting.
In most patterns you will find the number of stitches you should have when each row or round is finished written within brackets (-).
If not otherwise stated when several chains are used to start a round or turn a row these do not count as a stitch. You will therefore have to make your first stitch directly below your chains. See pictures below. (These pictures are from another pattern and is just shown as an example) if the pattern you are currently working on is crocheted in rounds it may look a bit different.
If a round is finished by a slip stitch you will, if not otherwise stated, make the first stitch of the next round in the same stitch as your slip stitch.
Each time you will make a different stitch or number of stitches change it is shown by a , . For example: 1 sc, 2sc in next st, 1 sc in 4 sts. Means that you will make 1 single crochet in your first stitch, in your next stitch you will make 2 single crochets in the same stitch, and in the next four stitches you will make 1 single crochet in each separate stitch.
When a sequence of stitches is repeated these are written within * – * and the total number of times the sequence is repeated is written after.
If the instructions for several sizes are written on the same row the specific number of stitches for each size are separated with /, if there are no / on a row in such a pattern the numbers apply to all sizes. Pattern info specifically to this pattern:
Please pay attention to the type of yarn you are using. T-shirt yarn is usually from the fabric industry and will therefore way in thickness and stretch. If you feel that your yarn is very thin, I recommend making the slippers in a bigger size. All size are approx. sizes. There is no way of knowing exactly what size your slipper will be before you have finished a sole. I highly recommend making one sole and checking against the intended wearer before finishing the slippers.
Instructions
Sizes: 36-37/38-39/40-41/42-43
Soles:
- Make 4 (2 for each slipper). Start by chaining 16/17/18/19
- 1. In second ch from the hook make 1 sc in 7/8/9/10, 1 hdc, 1 dc in 6 sts, 6dc in the last ch, now working on the other side of the chain. 1 dc in 6 sts, 1 hdc, 1 sc in 6/7/8/9 sts, 2sc in last ch, sl st into the first st, ch 2
- 2. 2dc in the same st as sl st, 1 dc in 13/14/15/16 sts, 2dc in 6 sts, 1 dc in13/14/15/16 sts, 2dc in the next st, 3dc in the last st, finish with a false stitch – see how to make a false stitch.When all four soles are done place them two and two wrong sides together. Find your center st at the back of the soles and make a sl st through both soles all the way round. Finish with a false st and secure your ends. The side with the sl sts will be the top of your slipper.Before chaining leave a piece of yarn long enough to use when sewing the top to the soles, 50 cm is more the enough.
- Ch 12/13/13/14
- 1. In second ch from hook make 1 sc in each st (11/12/12/13) ch 1, turn2-7. 1 sc in each st (11/12/12/13) ch 1, turn8. 1 sc in each st (11/12/12/13)
- Cut your yarn with enough left to sew the top to the sole.If you have chosen to use pompoms, I recommend sewing them in the center of the top part before you sew the slipper together.Sew the top piece on your sole according to the pictures below.
When all four soles are done place them two and two wrong sides together. Find your center st at the back of the soles and make a sl st through both soles all the way round. Finish with a false st and secure your ends. The side with the sl sts will be the top of your slipper.
If you have chosen to use pompoms, I recommend sewing them in the center of the top part before you sew the slipper together.
Sew the top piece on your sole according to the pictures below.
From any leftover yarn you can make makeup pads
Instead of making regular single crochets you make knit stitches (a single crochet but made through the center of the single crochet from the previous round) See pictures below.
Start by making a magic ring.
1. Ch 1, 6 sc in mr, pull the ring closed and sl st in to your first st, ch 1
2. 2sc in each st, sl st into first st, ch 1
3. *1 sc, 2sc in nest st* x6 sl st into first st, ch 10, cut your yarn and sew your chain on the opposite side.
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