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Well haven’t we just been on a slipper kick lately?! We can’t leave the menfolk out of the equation, so I’ve whipped up this free Men’s Slippers Crochet Pattern so we can ALL have toasty tootsies! Slippers for dayyys…

man's leg and foot standing in crocheted slippers

Fast and Free Men’s Slippers Crochet Pattern

In case you missed it,we have a gorgeous NEW pattern for Ballet Slippers for women, and a chunky version for women – that also doubles as a kid’s size! This NEW slipper pattern is geared for men (or women) who have a longer foot and want a little more coverage. Bonus that the pair takes less than ONE skein of Wool Ease Thick & Quick for men’s size 10.5!

Bearded man wearing crocheted slippers

Materials:

Super Bulky/size 6 yarn
-approx. 100 yards (Pattern is written for men’s 10.5, but can be adjusted)
Crochet hook in size J/6mm

For non-slip you could use this Sock Stop, and throw in some cheap insoles cut to size for added comfort!

Pin this pattern for later here!

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.

Pattern:

Round 1: Magic circle, ch-2, 12 dc in circle. Join to top of first dc. (12)

Round 2: Ch-2, 2dc in each st around. Join to top of first dc. (24)

Rounds 3 – 8: Ch-2, dc in each st around. Join to top of first dc. (24)

Beginning of men's slippers crochet pattern

Round 9: Ch-2, dc in 18 sts, hdc in next, sc in next 4 sts, hdc in last. Join to top of first dc. (24)

Crocheting slippers for men using thick grey yarn

Crocheting light grey yarn into men's slippers pattern

Round 10: Ch-2, dc in 18 sts. (18)

Rounds 11 – 13 (or length needed): Ch-2, turn, dc in each st to end. (18)

Crocheting the sole of men's slipper crochet pattern

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

Round 14 (or last round needed for size: Ch-2, dc in 7 sts, dc2tog, dc2tog, dc in 7 sts. (16) Do not fasten off, sl st to top of first st from this row to create the heel. Ch-1, turn.

Laid out crochet piece showing stitches and rows

Making two decreases in the center of slipper heel

Attaching yarn to make heel on crocheted slipper

Around top of slipper, with slipper toe facing away from you: sc in each row end around entire opening.

Single crocheting around opening of slipper

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

Showing the gap where heel needs stitched in slipper crochet pattern

Aren’t those just the easiest men’s slippers you ever did see?! I think these would be great for women too, and they offer a bit more coverage. I’m going to try this men’s slippers pattern with worsted weight yarn and see if those are a good fit for my boys! I will keep you posted! Paul and I had fun in this photo shoot. Here are my favorites!

man posing for men's slippers photo

Man standing with heels together showcasing slippers

Man looking off into the distance wearing crocheted slippers

Thanks for being such a good sport, babe! (Even with the dozen construction workers across the street watching.) 😀

Man modeling crocheted slippers

More fun and free crochet patterns:

Sunday Ballet Slippers Free Crochet Pattern
Chunky Ballet Slippers Crochet Pattern (Kids Size Included!)
The Hedonist’s Housecoat: Free Crochet Housecoat Pattern (Medium, One-Size and Plus Size)
Free Dog Toy Crochet Pattern Using T-Shirt Yarn
Pillow Support Crochet Pattern & Stretches for Crochet Fatigue

Comments

  1. Melissa says

    May 13, 2019 at 12:01 pm

    Hello! I'm very new to crocheting. After years of wanting to learn, I finally just jumped and tried for the millionth time to figure everything out. I love your design. It seems very quick and simple enough for a newbie like me. My question is: how do you adjust your design for different shoe sizes? My hubby has huge feet; size 13. Basically, everyone in our family has big feet. Could you please explain how to adjust your design? Thank you in advance.
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      May 15, 2019 at 8:21 am

      Hi Melissa! You would just need to add rows in the Rounds 11-13 (or til length needed) section...stopping when slipper length is about 1 inch shorter of foot length. So, if you are making for a size 13 foot (which is just a tad over 11.5") you would crochet until your slipper is about 10.5"...then continue on to the round 14 directions. Hope this helps!
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  2. Barbara Bomba says

    January 22, 2019 at 5:58 pm

    Hi there, I'm really puzzled about how to even start these things...and I've crocheted all my life. Okay, so I make the magic circle, then why chain 2 if it's not a stitch? When I go to make my double crochets, I can't yarn over because there are 2 "stitches" on the needle, if you get what I mean. So to add to my question, when "counting" my double crochets, is it 12 plus the initial two chained stitches?
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      January 22, 2019 at 10:45 am

      Hi Maureen! From row 10 on, we are no longer working in the round, but in rows...so you will work your 18 DC's (disregard the hdc's and sc's from previous round) and just ch 2 and turn...then you will work your next rows of 18 DC's...you will continue working those rows until desired foot length is reached. Hope this makes sense and helps!
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  4. Jeri says

    December 26, 2018 at 11:47 pm

    Thanks for sharing your pattern I’ve made one slipper and will do the other tomorrow it was quick and easy God Bless u Jeri
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  5. Kim says

    December 22, 2018 at 6:47 pm

    Love this pattern! Have made them for my husband and adult son. They work out to be slightly more than 1 skein of Thick and Quick.
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  8. Begh says

    October 13, 2018 at 6:46 am

    I made these in about size 9 by reducing the starting # of dc’s to 20. Worked great! Thank you! This and the ballet slippers are so quick and easy and look great! I’ll make the chunky ballet next as for winter I’ll want a thicker slipper.
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  9. Belva says

    September 21, 2018 at 1:24 pm

    Can not wait to start money is tight going to try and make every on a pair and Be creative to personalize them thank you solved my problem starting tomorrow thanks. So much BELVA G
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  10. Belva says

    September 21, 2018 at 1:22 pm

    Can not wait to start money is tight going to try and make every on a pair and Be creative to personalize them thank you solved my problem starting tomorrow
    Reply

  11. Gail says

    September 11, 2018 at 10:44 am

    Just a quick question...I. love your slipper patterns do you make them for the exact foot size or half size or more less....will they stretch? So if I wear a size 9 do I make them a size 8.5?
    Reply

  14. Marie says

    April 24, 2018 at 4:28 am

    Hi My name is Marie and I just love your patterns, I am looking for a slipper pattern for my grandson he is 7, made his mother a pair and now he wants as well. Do you by any chance have a pattern I could use for him
    Reply

    • Heart Hook Home says

      April 24, 2018 at 8:48 am

      Hi Marie! My Chunky Slipper pattern doubles as a kids size! You will just use worsted yarn instead of bulky. The pattern can be found here: http://hearthookhome.com/chunky-ballet-slippers-and-kids-slippers-crochet-pattern/
      Reply

  15. Catharina says

    March 23, 2018 at 9:02 pm

    Ashlea. You mentioned you had a chart on how to figure how many rows for slippers for various sizes. Where can that be found? Thank you love your patterns.
    Reply

  16. Kim Powell says

    March 15, 2018 at 7:15 am

    Hi! My name is Kim and I love heart hook home. And I just love working on your patterns Thanks for sharing them!!
    Reply

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