To fit a 2-3 yr old's feet. My daughter's feet are an american size 7 in children. Materials: I hook ww yarn-I used red heart ire made with double soles, and then the tops are made sideways and sewn on Stitches used: sc-single crochet fsc-foundation single crochet Sole (make 4): fsc6sts rows 1-6:ch 1, turn. sc across. row 7: ch 1, turn. 2 sc in first st, sc to last st, 2 sc in last st. 8 sts rows 8-18 :ch 1, turn. sc across. row 19: ch 1, turn. sc2tog, sc to last 2 sts, sc2tog. 6 sts Hold 2 soles together, leaving one attached to yarn, sc thru both soles into each row end and st (6 sts for either end, 1 for each row down sides). join to first sc.52sts.
Top of slipper (make 2): fsc 10 row 1: ch 1, turn. sc to last st, 2 sc in last st. 11 sts row 2: ch 1, turn. 2 sc in first st, sc across. 12 sts row 3: ch 1, turn. sc to last st, 2 sc in last st. 13 sts row 4: ch 1, turn. 2 sc in first st, sc across. 14 sts rows 5-9 : ch 1, turn. sc across. row 10: ch 1, turn. 2sctog, sc across 13 sts row 11: ch 1, turn. sc to last 2 sts, 2sctog. 12 sts row 12: ch 1, turn. 2sctog, sc across. 11 sts row 13: ch 1, turn. sc to last 2 sts, 2sctog. 10 sts ch 1, don't turn! sl st in each end row and stitch around whole top piece. 46 sl sts. join to ch 1, break yarn leaving long tail for sewing. sew to sole.
You can make a strap to help keep the slippers on too, if you like. My daughter seemed quite content without one, and they stay on well enough. To make the bottoms non-slip, you could draw on with some puffy paint and toss in the dryer (after paint has air dried), or buy some non slip material and sew onto the bottoms. If you need to adjust, just add a couple rows of length to sole and add a couple stitches for the top. It's pretty easy to adjust :) They fit better than this picture suggests, as she shoved her foot all the way to the end and was tugging on the back part! When she walks normally they stay on and don't look so silly.
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