Easy to Crochet 2 Hour Slippers! These cute slippers are very easy and quick to make. You can crochet these slippers in about 2 hours depending on how fast you crochet using bulky yarn and a J, K, or L hook. The pattern instructions are for 4 styles of ladies slippers in three sizes. Patterns
Easy to Crochet 2 Hour Slippers! These cute slippers are very easy and quick to make. You can crochet these slippers in about 2 hours depending on how fast you crochet using bulky yarn and a J, K, or L hook. The pattern instructions are for 4 styles of ladies slippers in three sizes. Patterns for three flower embellishments and 2 bows are included. This crochet pattern is suitable for beginners. You should know how to chain, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and sew seams together with yarn. I hope you enjoy my pattern for these easy to crochet slippers.
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A great idea and concept, but would love more sizes. OK, the booklet IS short and there ARE only two different slipper patterns, with variations of either a bow or one of two slightly different flower decorations. Its still ENOUGH information to make slippers for friends/relatives/ gifts or to put on your guest’s sleeping area, or even bring a few pair as a hostess gift. What I appreciated is that this author not only writes a warning that yarn slippers are slippery on hard surface floors, she includes a remedy to make your slippers ‘non-skid.’…
and they are very easy to do I’m giving this 3 stars mainly due to value for the money. There really is only one pattern with variations, and then only 5 of those. I have made several pair, and they are very easy to do. The slippers are comfortable and fit well. I am not a speed demon crocheted, but not slow either, and these CANNOT be made in two hours. Each slipper will take at least two hours, mine are closer to three hours by the time I add a flower or bow to the top. All in all I would recommend this pattern,…
Very odd book I think there was a big mistake in putting my book together. Parts of it are repeated, as though whoever assembled this one grabbed parts of the book without making certain it was the right part. I *think* the whole book is in there somehow, but am going to have to work on that. I’ve made slippers before, so if anything is left out I can likely fill it in anyway, but I think it is likely all here. I hope so.Other people are complaining of it being only 10 pages long. I have…