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I’ve been wanting to make a pair of crocheted slippers for a while now, and I finally got the chance to sit down and design a pair. I hope you enjoy this free Ballet Slippers crochet pattern!

Gorgeous free slippers crochet pattern

For this pattern we use around 100 – 120 yards of worsted weight/size 4/Aran yarn and a D/3.25mm hook. These ballet slippers work up quickly so grab your hook and let’s get started!

Ballet Slippers Crochet Pattern

Materials:

Worsted weight/size 4/Aran yarn
-approx. 100 – 120 yards for women’s US size 7 – 10 (Big Twist “Dark Denim” pictured)
Crochet hook in size D/3.25mm

I have not added any non-slip to the bottom of my slippers yet, but Gemma left a comment in the Heart Hook Home Crochet Community recommending Sock Stop. Thanks, Gemma!

Pattern Notes:

Place first stitch of each row in the same stitch as your chain.
Ch-2 at beginning of round does NOT count as a stitch.
Pattern written in US terms.
Here’s a tutorial for the Magic circle. You could also Chain-4, join to first chain to form a circle.

Pin this pattern for later here.

Get the CHUNKY yarn and child size of this pattern here.

Get the ad-free printable version here. Thank you!

See the VIDEO tutorial below!

Pattern:

Round 1: Magic circle, ch-2, 10dc in circle. Join. (10)

Round 2: Ch-2, 2dc in each st around. Join. (20)

Round 3: Ch-2, * dc in first st, 2dc in next * repeat between * * around, join. (30)

Blue slipper toe

Rounds 4 – 9: Ch-2, dc in each st around. Join. (30)

Blue yarn making toe for crocheted slipper

Round 10: Ch-2, dc in 21 sts. ch-2, sc in next 9 sts. Ch-2, sl to top of first dc.

Crochet hook making crocheted slipper for adults

Round 11: Ch-2, dc in 21 sts, ch-4, sc in center 7 sts. Ch-4, sl st to top of first dc.

Detail on crocheted slippers in blue yarn

Round 12: Ch-2, dc in 21 sts, ch-6, sc in center 5 sts. Ch-6, sl st to top of first dc.

crocheting the detail on crocheted slippers for adults

Round 13: Ch-2, dc in 21 sts, ch-8, sc in center 3 sts. Ch-8, sl st to top of first dc.

creating the foot of crocheted slippers using blue yarn

Row 14: Ch-2, dc in 21 sts. (21)

Row 15: Ch-2, turn, 2dc in first, dc in next 19 sts, 2dc in last st (23)

Row 16: ch-2, turn, dc in 23 sts (23)

Row 17: ch-2, turn, 2dc in first, dc in next 21 sts, 2dc in last (25)

Body of crocheted slipper finished and ready for sewing heel

Rows 18 – length needed: Ch-2, turn, dc in 25 sts (25)

Foot modeling the size of the crocheted slipper before sewing heel

***stop when slipper length is 1” shorter than foot length***

Round 19 (or last row needed for size): Ch-2, turn, dc in 11 sts, dc3tog (middle of heel), dc in 11 sts. Do not fasten off, sl st to top of first st from this row to create the heel. Ch-1, turn if needed.

Sewing the heel of a crocheted blue slipper

Around top of slipper, with slipper toe facing away from you: sc in each row end until you reach the top of row 14.

How to make the detail on crocheted slippers with blue yarn

Detail work on top of crocheted slippers

Ch-10, sc in center st. Ch-10, sc in top of other side of row 14, sc in each row end to heel.

Crocheted slipper with crochet hook and blue yarn

sewing the heel of crocheted ballet slippers

Fasten off and sew down heel using the Mattress Stitch, weave in ends.

Aren’t those wayyyy easier than they look!? I love to create EASY crochet patterns that even the newest crocheter can make. If you loved these slippers, stay tuned because I already have a kids size (that can be made with chunky yarn for adults!) finished testing.

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Comments

  3. Mary Benoit says

    Very interested in new stitches and easier ways of crocheting...I am 101 and they way you teach and all the new beautiful stitches that you teach is very expressive. Thank you so much!
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  4. Megan Young says

    What’s the gauge used for this pattern? I’m a tight crocheter, so I usually need a gauge to adjust my hook size. :(
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  5. Rebecca says

    Just made a fresh pair of these for a trip coming up. These are the fastest and best fitting of any pattern I've ever used! Love Love Love this pattern!!! Thanks Ashlea! Your patterns are the best!
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  6. Stephanie says

    I absolutely love your ballet slipper pattern, and it's also my favorite slipper pattern. I appreciate how clear your instructions are and the pictures are also a great visual guide as my grandmother only taught me how to crochet a basic granny square and left me to learn the rest on my own. I do have a question on my last row I had to crochet 12 double crochets 3tog and 12 double and the pattern says 11 double 3tog 11 double is this a typo or did I make a mistake somewhere?
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  7. Peggy says

    Love these slippers. Made them as gifts last Christmas. My mom is wanting a pair, but, I need to make an adjustment somehow. She has had surgery on her heel where they removed part of it. How could I make some type of tie so they can be snugged up to the heel to keep it in place? I don’t want to compromise your beautiful pattern without checking fist. TIA
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    • Janette says

      All the D hooks I have or have seen are either 3.0 mm and the next size up is a E 3.5 mm. What brand hook has this? TYIA
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    • Tywanda Smith says

      I love this pattern. Thank you so much these beautiful slippers. Plan on making a some for Christmas... Great job
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    • Rebecca says

      Is it possible to just shorten the number of rows on that foot? Like I do a total of 6 rows then the 7th is the one that gets the 3tog. Maybe you could do one less on that foot or add a tab on the heel that let you make a tie for around the ankle?
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    • Hillery says

      I love this patten. It is fast and easy. I also love the weight of the finished slipper, but not the way it feels when I walk on it. It hurts my feet!
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Wanda! On rows 18-length needed, just work your rows until the slipper length is about 1" shorter than your foot length. Hope this helps!
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      • Heart Hook Home says

        Hi Marie! The chunky slipper pattern doubles as the kids size. That pattern can be found here: https://hearthookhome.com/chunky-ballet-slippers-and-kids-slippers-crochet-pattern/
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  11. Kelsey says

    Hi! I'd love it if you shared some of your patterns on my Crochet Pattern Link Party! They are all so lovely! You can find the party at: http://kmariecrafts.com/maker-monday-crochet-link-party-3/ Hope to see you join! Thanks, Kelsey
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  13. Jessica says

    Hi I was wondering if I want to make this for a friend who wears normally size 5-6 would I need to reduce the top part as well (that covers the toes) the number of rows ? Thanks
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  14. Hollie says

    I love this pattern these are my go to slippers for everyone my whole family are getting them for Christmas this year they are so simple but they look really good xx
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  15. Hailey says

    I followed this to a T and the toe portion is not wide enough.... I don't want to redo it to make it larger for myself, guess I will be giving them as a gift to someone with tiny feet.
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    • Hailey says

      Also, if you need it longer than to row 18, do you continue the pattern doing the increases or stick to the 25 stitches?
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    • Lynn says

      Measure around your foot, read the guage on the ball band to determine stitches per inch with the recommended hook size. If you need more stitches for the width of your foot, make an extra increase at each side of the toe/foot area on esch row until it fits your foot. Then working on those stitches, continue following the general flow of the pattern to the end. Enjoy your slippers, they are lovely !!
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  17. Yolanda Arreola says

    I'm crocheting the ballet slippers for my sister. She's between shoe size of 5-6 but I'm trying to figure out how I can measure it. I found the foot size chart but I'm trying to figure where I should measure from on the slipper.
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Yolanda! You will be measuring from the toe of the slipper to row 18 (or however long you need the slipper to be). Hope this helps!
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  18. April says

    Puff paint works as a non slip if you add some dots to the bottom of the slipper. I was told to do that on infant socks when they start to walk. Just fyi
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  21. Meghan says

    Hi, would you have a suggestion on how many rows you would need part the 25 st mark in order to get basic sizes? (Small, medium, and large)
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Meghan! I just searched Pinterest for a foot size chart and used those measurements to determine how many more rows to crochet.
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  22. Hydy Ripley says

    Love this pattern! Thank you! First time slippers have turned out for me, well at least looking like the should! :)
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  23. Raquel says

    I made a pair of these slippers recently and they are ADORABLE! The one issue I'm having is the back slipping down. So I either need to make them a row smaller or make the heel area higher. How would you suggest I go about increasing my stitches beyond 25? I hope this makes sense! Thanks!
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Raquel! You would just need to do another increase row...so on row 18, place 2 DC's in the 1st and last stitches of the row to give you a total of 27 stitches, then continue the pattern as written. Hope this helps!
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  25. marytoo says

    When I click on "get the free pattern here" I get a link to Ravelry where it is not free. Am I missing something? Thanks!
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  26. Nancy says

    is there a pattern to make the ballet slippers in childrens size... love making the adult ones and thought matching mother/daughter slippers would be cute
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Nancy! I have the chunky slipper pattern which doubles as a kids size. It can be found here: https://hearthookhome.com/chunky-ballet-slippers-and-kids-slippers-crochet-pattern/
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  27. Julie says

    I don't crochet, but I knit. My sister sent me this link hoping I could make some for her. Any chance you have a knitted version?
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  28. Brandy says

    Very excited that I came across this pattern. Your video tutorial was so well done, I just followed along. (A bit more slowly though! ~.^) I'm on my second set and I think everyone is going to love their christmas slippers. I enjoyed working this pattern so much that I had to grab your Blanket Cardigan pattern to go for next. Thanks for sharing your creative talent!
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  29. Pam says

    How do you make for a size 10 and 12. For adults please just got 3 orders for them and can you use two strands of yarn because they want gray and pink, and pink and turquoise
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  30. Kamalpreet Kaur says

    Hey, It's very beautiful pattern, made it for my grandma. I will post pics in my Instagram soon .it's super easy and you have explained very well in your YouTube channel and written instructions very well. Thanks for the pattern and best wishes for your new projects. Happy crocheting
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  31. Heather says

    I love this pattern and my husband wants a pair. A men's pattern is mentioned in the video but I can't seem to find it. Could you please help me?
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  32. Becky S says

    I love love love this pattern! I was able to whip up a pair of slippers that fit me perfect in just a couple of hours. It was exactly what I was looking for - my poor feet are so swollen from pregnancy and it is getting so chilly, but my regular socks are too tight around the ankle. Thank you times a million!!
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  34. Rebekah Averill says

    These were super easy to make and super cute! They were the first crochet project I have successfully completed, I usually just knit but I found these and had to give them a whirl.
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  35. Dawn says

    Thank you so much for sharing Ashlea!! I have never been good at making slippers (and I have tried quite a few different ways) but these turned out perfect. I am making a pair for all the ladies in my family for Christmas. Also, I’m am horrible at reading patterns but yours was written so well and I had no problems at all. Thank you again and God bless!!
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  36. Cheryl says

    Hi! I'm Cheryl fron Bronx. New York. I saw this pattern before made several pairs and sold some at my job. I just got a another order for several pairs again thanks I love them too. Ive got four pair myself.
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  37. Margarita says

    I made a mini one that’s only 3.75” long for my daughter that will be here in December. I went off her brothers foot size at time of birth for measurements. I also made myself a pair. I LOVE this pattern!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Irma! The ad-free printable version can be found here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sunday-ballet-slippers
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      • Nancy Fitzpatrick says

        I went to the site to be able to print it ad=free, but still don't see where/how to print it....help, can't wait to make these!!
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  42. Amber says

    Hello I absolutely love this pattern! I am a little confused on the sizing. I am making them for a size 9 foot so I know I have to make it an inch smaller so 8 inches but my question is...at the end of round 18 I am already at 9 inches so am I supposed to be measuring the whole slipper to get 8 inches or am I supposed to be measuring just the rows where it starts at round 14 to the heel? I hope this makes sense. Thanks!
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Amber! Typically, a size 9 foot would be approximately 10"...so if at the the end of row 18 you're at 9", you should be fine. Hope that helps!
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  43. Amanda says

    Hi there, I was just wondering seeing how I would adjust the sizing if I wanted to use a size 3 yarn? I've made them with the #4 and they turned out great. But for summer a nice thin pair would be amazing.
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  44. Suzi says

    Thank you! I’m a beginner in crochet and I was able to follow your detailed tutorial with ease. This has to be one of the best tutorials ive watched. I’ve finished the first one and now one to the second one.
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  46. Marg says

    Just finished my ballet slippers they are beautiful I will now make a pair for. Each grand daughter and daughters thank you
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  47. Boel Bekkersgaard says

    Hello. I´m from Denmark and love to make your slippers. I´m a member of a big crochetgroup on Facebook, and they all ask me , "Is this patent in Danish?" My question to you is, my I translate your patent into Danish for them and share it in the group?
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  49. Lori says

    You can also use Silicone on the soles of the slippers so they don't slip. It's easy to buy at any home improvement store. There are many YouTube videos on how to do it.
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  50. Gladys says

    I love these slippers, they were very easy to work up...Christmas gifts for all the ladies in my life. Thanks for writing up the pattern and making it easy to understand.
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  51. Jo Atkin says

    hello, love this pattern, however, you said this was a free pattern, but i can't seem to obtain it. could u help me get it? ive made one pair, but i'm afraid my ipad is giving up and i wont have this pattern saved. i want to make gifts for Xmas. thank you, Jo Atkin
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Jo! The free pattern is written up within this post. I also have an ad-free printable version for a small fee here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sunday-ballet-slippers
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  52. Jo Atkin says

    hello, love this pattern, however, you said this was a free pattern, but i can't seem to obtain it. could u help me get it? ive made one pair, but i'm afraid my ipad is giving up and i wont have this pattern saved. i want to make gifts for Xmas. thank you, Jo Atkin
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  53. Jo Atkin says

    hello, love this pattern, however, you said this was a free pattern, but i can't seem to obtain it. could u help me get it? ive made one pair, but i'm afraid my ipad is giving up and i wont have this pattern saved. i want to make gifts for Xmas. thank you, Jo Atkin
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Rosie! I have an ad-free printable version here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sunday-ballet-slippers
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      • Linda Perron says

        I paid for the pattern and still can't get a printable pdf. I'm on my second pair, but will have to write it out. I would have much preferred to print it!!
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        • Heart Hook Home says

          Hi Linda! You should have recieved an email with the download link, it should also be in your ravelry library under purchases for you to download. If you still can't find it, feel free to email me or message me on the Heart Hook Home facebook page and we can get it figured out.
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  56. Tracy says

    I absolutely love these!! I am still very much a beginner so I was surprised and delighted at finding a pattern that was simple enough for my skill level but comes out looking like a much more advanced project. Thank you!! Do you have a pattern for something similar that could be made using 2 or 3 different colors of yarn, or do you think there's a way to introduce a second color in this pattern?
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Tracy! I have a chunky version in which you could use 2-3 strands of yarn here: http://hearthookhome.com/chunky-ballet-slippers-and-kids-slippers-crochet-pattern/ Or, I have a tutorial on how to change colors in crochet here: http://hearthookhome.com/how-to-change-colors-in-crochet/ Hope that helps!
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  57. Pat says

    This is the clearest tutorial I have ever watched. Thanks so much for making these slippers so enjoyable to make. I have one done and I'm working on the second. Can't wait to have the pair finished!
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  59. Rebekah Lovelady says

    The make and do crew website has a template and directions for non-slip soles. I got a cheap leather jacket from the thrift store and cut them out of that. They work great!! Can't wait to use them on your ballet slippers.
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  60. Lynn says

    Thank you so much for this beautiful crochet slipper pattern. I love the design and how feminine they look on your feet. I loved the video tutorial as I have a difficult time reading patterns unless I see a video first. I can’t wait to make my first pair.
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      • Annie Williams says

        Thanks, I was gonna ask the same question, I have BIG feet! The best part of this pattern is the lovely detail of the chain rows. For the wider size, would we do the first ten rows using the men's pattern, at row 10 switch over to the women's pattern for the chain rows, and then switch back to the men's pattern at row 14? Thanks again for a wonderfully written pattern!
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        • Heart Hook Home says

          Hi Annie! I would suggest doing a combination of the men's version and the women's chunky version. Start out in men's version for 1st 5 rounds, then continue on with the women's chunky version...you'll just want to be sure to add 4 to your DC count from Round 6 on. So, where it says 13 DC, you would do 17. The chunky version can be found here: http://hearthookhome.com/chunky-ballet-slippers-and-kids-slippers-crochet-pattern/ I hope that makes sense!
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  62. Debbi says

    I LOVE this pattern Ashlea! Thank you so much for the pattern as well as the tutorial...I've made two pair so far. They are so pretty and comfortable to wear. I used a 4 weight acrylic and they wash and dry well. I have a lot of leftover yarn from various projects and now I have a use for it...many, many pairs of ballet slippers! Thank you!
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  63. Chandra says

    These are wonderful! I made a pair this morning for my daughter and will be making a pair for myself later this weekend. Your pattern is perfect and well written. Thank you!
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  65. Kayla says

    Hi, I love this pattern. I have tried making it, but for some reason lose a stitch every row when I get to the chaining for design. It wanted me to make my 21st stitch in the area with the chain. Am I supposed to do that? I studied your pictures and video and don’t know what is going wrong. I feel that the beginning might be over too far, but I make sure to put the stitch in the first stitch and not the chain. (The Stitch is after the column that you create right?) thank you!
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Kayla! I'm sorry your having trouble! No, your 21st stitch should not go into the chain area...and your 1st stitch of the round should be placed in the same stitch as your join. Without seeing it, it is difficult to "diagnose" what is going wrong...if you're still having trouble, maybe you could send me a pic through the facebook page or email and we can try to get this figured out.
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      • Kayla says

        Thank you! I ended up getting it to work! Now my next question is that I have a high arch, so the 25 isn’t tall enough. How do I make it come up taller on the sides and heel?
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  66. Anne says

    Hi Ashlea, thank you so much for the slipper pattern. Over the years I have tried others but always been disappointed. These are lovely and so easy to make. I love them. How can I make them not feel so wide though, the length is perfect. Thank you so much.
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    • Anne says

      I used worsted weight yarn and a 3.25 hook but the sole area seems lose. Love how easy and fast these are to make. Thank you.
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Anne! I'm so glad you love this pattern! You could try eliminating a couple of increases in Round 3...so instead of finishing the round with 30 stitches, you finish with 28. Or, you could eliminate the increase in Row 17...so you would complete the sole of your slipper with 23 stitches instead of 25. Hope this helps!
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      • Anne says

        Thank you so much for your reply Ashlea. I omitted rows 8 and 9 in the second slipper and it fits. I then changed the first slipper. I love these slippers and you make following the pattern so easy. Honestly I have tried slippers so many times and given up as way too big and slip off at the heel too. I will try another pair with your tip. Thanks again. Have a happy Easter.
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  67. Benedicte says

    I just love this pattern ! since it has been posted I think I've made like 20 pairs and they are so easy to adjust in size ...... thank yoy for keeping it simple and beautiful .....regards from Norway
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  70. Debbi says

    I absolutely LOVE these slippers! Thank you so much for the tutorial as well as the written pattern. Both were so helpful! I truly enjoyed making them...I've never worked with such a small crochet hook though, so that was an experience!
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  72. Karen says

    Adorable slipper pattern. Just finished the first pair! Fast and extremely easy to follow! Thanks so much fir sharing it!!
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  73. Kailan says

    When you are adding extra rows to fit a larger foot, do you continue to increase the stitch count for every other row or do you stay with the 25 dc until you get to the length you need?
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Kailan! You should be fine to continue with the 25 stitches. However, you might want to slip it on once you finish the edging around top opening; and if it feels like it sits lower on the sides of your foot than is comfortable, then you can absolutely add in another increase row to 27 stitches. Hope this helps!
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  74. Michelle says

    Hi, I have a question. How would I change the pattern to fit as size 4/5? Thank you for posting these slippers they are so cute
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  75. Patsy says

    How do i make the majic circle ? I am pretty new at this craft i started making the granny square now i am working onthe solid granny square i love these slippers i am thinking Christmas but i need to learn the circle the video doesnt really sho the circle and looked for the site but couldnt find it . So can you help me out ?
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Patsy! I have a tutorial for the magic circle here: http://hearthookhome.com/make-magic-circle-crocheting-round/
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  76. Karen DeAguiar says

    OMG. These slippers are fabulous ! I am already making my second pair. I have been looking for cute crochet slippers for months. Most are chuncky, and something my grandmother would have made. Your pattern has a modern flare and unbelievably easy to follow. Thanks again for sharing your talent. Karen
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  77. Laurie says

    I have a question about round 10 and 12 regarding the beginning of each round. At the begining of each round I chain 2 and on round 10 it says I should chain 4 then slip stitch to the top. Should I count the first two chains or increase the chains to match the end of the rounds? Example round 11 states start with 2 chains and end with 4 chains? Thank you and I love these slippers.
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Laurie, the chain 2 at the beginning of each round is just to bring your working yarn up to a height to work your 1st double crochet...the beginning chain 2 should not be counted in any rounds of this pattern. Hope this helps!
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  78. Laurie says

    I have a question about round 10 and 12 regarding the beginning of each round. At the begining of each round I chain 2 and on round 10 it says I should chain 4 then slip stitch to the top. Should I count the first two chain or increase the chains to match the end of the rounds? Example round 11 states start with 2 chains and end with 4 chains? Thank you and I love these slippers.
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  79. Kristen says

    These slippers are soooo cute, & unique! So easy to work up, too! I just finished my first, now onto the second! I'll leave pics on Ravelry! Thanks so much for sharing your pattern! :)
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  81. Christine says

    Love this pattern! I’m a size 6 shoe, so I ended up basically skipping rows 8 and 9 (going from row 7 to row 10 in the pattern) and working the rest as written, and that worked really well for my little feet! I’m going to be making these in so many different colors.
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  83. Andrea Smith says

    Thanks for the free pattern!! Your pattern was easy to follow...which isn't often the case. My husband wants some now. I just noticed you have a man's slipper pattern. I'll be making those next! Take care!
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  84. Daphne says

    I really want to make these but how would you suggest making them bigger. I need sizes 11-13. Are there any adjustment that can be made to the existing pattern or where would be the best places to add rows? Thanks.....these are soooo cute!
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    • Elise says

      If you keep repeating row 18 until you end about an inch from the back of your heal, you can increase the size on this pattern. once you get to an inch from your heal, you should be able to finish with the pattern for row 19
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  85. Pamela says

    Just an idea, to make them non slip grip for kids or for the elderly , I heard of putting the paint that puffs up when painting on t-shirts. Or you can cut out the size of the slipper from the non slip grip mats that you can find at the hardwear store, Walmart or even the dollar store would carry such mats. Then when you have the right size you hand stitch it to the bottom of the slipper
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  86. Breeana says

    I just finished my first pair and love them! I have decided to make these as gifts for all the important ladies in my life! Thank you for such an easy pattern. I also really appreciate that you said what stitch to seam with as that is often a struggle to me as I am new to any project that isn't a blanket :)
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  87. Heidi says

    I'm so excited that I'm actually making these slippers! However, I'm starting row 15 and am a bit confused. Up to this point the back of the stitches are inside the slipper. When I begin row 15, the back of the stitches will be on the outside.
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  88. Heidi says

    I'm so excited that I'm actually making these slippers! However, I'm starting row 15 and am a bit confused. Up to this point the back of the stitches are inside the slipper. When I begin row 15, the back side of the stitches will be on the outside
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    • Ashlea says

      This is the chunky version: http://hearthookhome.com/chunky-ballet-slippers-and-kids-slippers-crochet-pattern/
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  90. Laura says

    The link to this tutorial actually showed up on a crochet page on Facebook(Crochet Addict). This was my first attempt at crocheting slippers. I saw the picture and I thought they were so cute that I needed to try them. I completed 1 slipper in one sitting. I still can't believe how easy it was. Thanks so much for well written and easy to follow directions, embedded video for the magic circle and the pictures showing the steps. Not to start on the second one :)
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  93. Cara Chrétien says

    Hey Ashlea, I was also wondering about a 5-6 size? I have narrow feet but I can’t wait to make these! Are all the sizes in the ad free version? Thanks a bunch for the inspiration :)
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    • Ashlea says

      I would make the child size (the chunky version with worsted weight) and lengthen it as needed. I will get the pdf updated and on Ravelry.
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      • Cara says

        Hey Ashlea, I just made these yesterday and actually used a 3.5 since apparently both of my look sets dont include a 3.25. They turned out perfect. Apparently my feet arent that narrow haha I love these. I will be making so many pairs of these. Also will be trying out your newest pattern for slippers. Just wanted to let you know it all worked out.
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  94. Samantha Sunter says

    I’ve started the pattern with Aran yarn and a 3.5mm crochet hook and the slipper is turning out tiny!? Wouldn’t even fit my 9 year old neice? Am I doing something wrong? The Aran yarn recommends using a 5mm crochet hook but your instructions say a 3.25? Help!
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    • Mercy says

      Don't worry.... these STRETCH so if they're small on the first fitting, they'll be nice and snug in an hour
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    • Cara says

      Diana, you could also try using a 3.5. (I didnt have a 3.25) I needed the same size. They worked out great for me.
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  99. Carolann says

    Hi! I love them! Do you find they hurt the bottoms of your feet to walk on? The last pair of ballet slippers with a 4 weight really do.
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    • Jennifer says

      This is why Idon't make slippers. The knots hurt my feet. Wondering what changes could be made to use sock weight yarn.
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      • Carolann says

        That's a good idea. Some have mentioned an insert too, although the pattern would have to adjusted to fit something else inside i'd imagine?
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  100. Michelle says

    I was patiently (not) waiting for this pattern to show up on your site after you gave us the teaser the other day on FB. Thank you again for all that you do for our community.
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  101. Dympna Collett says

    Hi, I like your live sessions very much. Your designs are great and easy to follow. Loving your professor cardigan xx and slippers
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  102. Rashami says

    This is the most beautiful crochet sandal I have ever seen. Am gonna make one pair for myself. Thanks a lot for sharing your all wonderful patterns. You are very talented.
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