Norwegian House Slippers (Crocheted Version) by mommyknows1
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Crochet and felt these super cute and cozy Norwegian house slippers using feltable wool yarn!

Detailed instructions: http://mommyknows.com/easy-norwegian-house-slippers-the-crochetted-version-by-mommyknows/


 
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Step 1: Materials & Instructions

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Detailed instructions: http://mommyknows.com/easy-norwegian-house-slippers-the-crochetted-version-by-mommyknows/

My materials:

3 colours of wool yarn (suitable for felting) (4 weight, I think)

1 crochet needle (mine is a size 5 from Lizzy’s Klutz kit)

I did the whole pattern in single crochet.

Pattern:

When you are knitting, you are supposed to knit one long ‘L’ shape, 6 squares long and 3 squares across. I wasn’t quite sure how to do this crocheting, so I decided to crochet two pieces and stitch them together.

If Blue = 1, Green = 2, and Cream = 3, then the pattern for the slippers is:

Pattern for 5 square piece is: 1 – 2 – 1 – 3 – 2
Pattern for 3 piece square is: 1 – 3 – 1

Folding –>  Detailed instructions: http://mommyknows.com/easy-norwegian-house-slippers-the-crochetted-version-by-mommyknows/


MaryT8M says: Jan 19, 2012. 10:11 AM
Before I made my Instructables, I hadn't seen yours (I found it searching for a pattern for felted items.....not really slippers) I hope you don't mind that I made them too (I did give you credit)

I have to say I LOVE your directions, I may have to try again to learn how to knit, or figure out how to convert other knitted patterns into crocheting.

I'm now looking for more wool yarn (cheap) to make slippers for my daighter, daughter-in-law, and granddaughter.

GREAT job
rebecca2155 says: Nov 23, 2011. 6:20 AM
Measurements and/or gauge would be extremely helpful
sunshiine says: Jul 26, 2011. 12:25 AM
I love these! Thanks for sharing!
NaturalCrafter says: Mar 31, 2011. 9:11 PM
These are fantastic for many reasons. They actually look like something I would put on my feet and the offset triangles is very crafty. The cuffs and the felting give them more unique quality too. I'm bookmarking this one. Thanks
mickchick831 says: Nov 15, 2009. 8:08 AM

The instructions are a bit vague.  I found better info from the original artical.  They are cute slippers though.

mommyknows1 (author) says: Oct 19, 2009. 1:18 PM
Thank you!
kfr1sby says: Oct 19, 2009. 7:17 AM
Cute!!! I want some! Great job!
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