They are so very easy to make and so very comfortable! The original pattern can be found on ZoomYummy. It's a little vague, but still easy to follow with all the pictures. I modded it to fit a little better for me. All credit for the pattern is due to Zoom Yummy, and I do not intend any infringement, only an alternative.
it's my legs n feet!!
I'm using an H-hook with worsted weight yarn.
R1: Ch5, join with sl st to make a circle
R2: Ch2, 7dc in center ring. Join with sl st to first dc
R3: Ch2, 1dc into first st, 2dc each st around, Join with sl st to first dc (16 sts)
R4: Ch2, 1dc into first st, 2dc each st around, Join with sl st to first dc (32 sts)
R5-8:Ch 2, 1dc for ea dc around, sl st to first dc (32 sts)
(the rest of the pattern is as originally written, but with the numbers changed to reflect new row numbers)
R9: Turn, ch 2, dc into second ch from hook & ea st to make 20 sts. Ch2, turn
R10: 1dc into second ch from hook and ea st across. Ch2, turn
R11: 1dc in first dc from hook, 1dc in ea st across, 2dc in last st. Ch2, turn (22sts)
R12-15: 1dc in second dc from hook & in ea st across. ch2, turn. (22sts)
R16: 1dc in first dc from hook, 1dc in ea st across, 2dc in last st. Ch2, turn (24sts)
R17-18: 1dc in second dc from hooh & ea st across. finish off leaving a long tail for sewing.
Turn the back (heel) end of the slipper inside out. Line up the sts at the back end, and with a tapestry needle, sew the back of the slipper together. I make two passes (from the top down, then back up) to sort of reinforce the seam. Weave in the excess.
For the edging:
Join another piece of yarn to the back seam with a sl st.
Ch2, sc in the first "hole", ch1
(sc, ch1) in ea "hole" around to make the edge.
Across the toe, ch1 at the first corner of the toe, sc in ea ch across (about 10sts) ch1,
(sc, ch1) the next side
sl st to first ch2 spot at the back. Finish off & weave in the ends.
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