Crosshatch Slippers

Discover the art of slipper knitting with our unique pattern that features a provisional cast on method. While I personally used Judy’s Magic Cast On, feel free to select your preferred provisional cast on technique! This pattern includes a helpful link to a video tutorial showcasing the cast on method I utilized, along with an in-depth look at the innovative construction of the slipper.

Our slipper pattern employs an ingenious sideways construction technique. The cast-on stitches form the center back of the heel, seamlessly transitioning from the heel to the toe as you knit both sides and the sole simultaneously. You'll start by working flat before transitioning to joining in the round, making this slipper both engaging and rewarding to knit.

With instructions tailored for six different circumferences, this pattern accommodates a variety of foot sizes and shapes. You can easily customize the foot length to achieve the perfect fit for anyone in your life. Plus, the instructions are designed to be needle neutral, giving you the freedom to use your favorite method for working small circumference in the round. Both written and charted stitch patterns are provided, catering to every knitter's preference and making it easy to follow along.

This slipper pattern is not only a practical and stylish addition to your wardrobe but also an excellent project for knitters looking to expand their skills. Whether you're a novice or an experienced knitter, you’ll enjoy the creativity and satisfaction of making these cozy slippers. So grab your yarn and needles, and let’s get started on crafting these lovely slippers that are perfect for keeping your feet warm!