Pin Check Stitch Slippers

If you're looking for a fun and easy color-change stitch pattern, this knitted slipper project is perfect for you! This pattern is simple enough for beginners, as it requires just basic knitting techniques: knitting, purling, and slipping stitches. The design is worked over 4 rows, using one color for two rows and then switching to a second color for the next two rows, making it visually appealing and enjoyable to knit.

These cozy slippers are knit flat as a single piece, starting from the heel and working your way to the toe. You have the flexibility to choose between two options for yarn: Option A consists of knitting with 2 strands of yarn together for a thicker, more dense fabric, while Option B uses just 1 strand of yarn, resulting in a lighter slipper. Regardless of the option you choose, the finished size of the slippers will remain the same. Below are the specific amounts of yarn you’ll need for each option. In this project, I utilized 2 strands together (Option A) for added warmth and durability, perfect for keeping your feet snug during colder months.

Skill Level: Easy

Materials Needed:

• Option A (2 strands together): Phentex Slipper & Craft Yarn – color A (85 g), color B (85 g), and Medium worsted acrylic yarn #4 – color A (100 g), color B (100 g)
• Option B (1 strand): Phentex Slipper & Craft Yarn – color A (85 g), and Medium worsted acrylic yarn #4 – color B (100 g)
• 5.5 mm knitting needles
• 4 mm crochet hook (for the decorative flower)
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Sizes: Women’s sizes 7/8

This eye-catching color-change stitch pattern not only adds style to your slippers but also makes them a unique addition to your handmade collection. Whether you’re making these slippers as a cozy gift or a treat for yourself, they are sure to be a delightful project. Get started today and enjoy the satisfaction of crafting your own beautiful, knitted slippers!