Here’s an updated list of slipper patterns that features plenty of styles to choose from. I’ve sorted them into three groups for easier browsing (sewn, crochet, knit). Enjoy!
Sock-Style: (no-sew) Suede is cut to fit the bottom of your feet then fused onto the bottom of a pair of thick socks with fusible webbing.
Granny Chic: Layer bits of tulle and bling (pearls, beads, etc.), added to ready-made ballerina slippers.
Whimsical Felt: This project could be altered and adapted in so many different ways.
Cute & Ruffly: Easy to make using a mid to heavier weight fabric.
Summer: Comfy, summer thongs style. Made with vinyl, cotton fabric, muslin, bias tape and batting.
Pudgy Piggies: Made with a skein of yarn in pink and embellished with a bit of black yarn and stuffed with Polyfill.
Norwegian: All done in sc and then felted.
Sweet: Made with a size G hook and finished size 7 (you can repeat R9 to any desired length).
Pippy: These are worked in one piece then the heel closed at the back of the ankle.
Cozy Footies: Nice ‘n stretchy so it’s advised to make these a little smaller than you normally would, easy to make in any size (measure as you go for a perfect fit).
Lizzie: Worked from the back of the heel up to the toe, has a nice contrasting trim around the top and across the toes (sc).
Graceful: A quick project, these are worked on straight needles and are tied around the ankles with pretty ribbon or a strip of cotton fabric.
Buttoned Cuff: Worked on straight needles and features a garter stitch cuff with two buttons. Finished sizes: 8 3/4″-9 1/2″-10 1/4″.
Sock-Style: Sized to fit approximately 8-11 (women’s) but can be adjusted, made with worsted-weight yarn.
Woven Squares: (loom) 12″ squares are sewn together then felted.
Mary Jane Booties: These are made with extra bulky yarn on size 11 needles, making a super dense fabric, with no need to felt.
Cotton: The directions fit US sizes 7 to 9 (can be adjusted easily).
With Cabled Top: Snug & cozy, these are quick to whip up, women’s sizes Small, Medium & Large provided.
Persian: This is an easy felting project requiring basic embroidery skills.
Thank you for being one of those wonderful people who put all this stuff in one place for easy access. Love the crochet slippers and will have to get to making some for Christmas presents.
I would like to say thank you for such a wonderful site. I have taught alot of folks to do theese slippers and we are making them to give to our local adopt a family for x mas and they are so easy to make.
Thank you for these wonderful slippers patterns ,i know i will be making a few.
Love the variety of slipper patterns available. Just a heads up. The “Fun Pom Pom” slippers are no longer free. She charges $2.
Thanks Jazz, I’ve removed that pattern :).
Grandmother used to make these. When she passed away the pattern was lost. I’m very glad to find it again to make for my grand chldren.
The link to the buttoned cuff slippers has changed.
Thanks for the heads up Kyria, I’ve fixed the link.
I could not download patterns after clicking on picture. Please tell us how to get copy of free pattern
Hi Sue, by clicking a picture you will visit the pattern creator’s website where they will either have the pattern displayed or a link to the pattern to download. Which pattern were you interested in? I can double check for you.
Love your patterns but how I get a free pattern????
Hi Mary, click on the link to the website listed beside each picture to visit that website’s pattern page.
Thank you, they are all very lovely
Thanks for the wonderful slipper patterns!
Thank you so much for posting my slippers here!
What a wonderful site.
Lovely slippers.I will make me a pair.Thanks for your brilliant ideas.