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Crochet Slipper Socks
These crocheted knee-high slipper socks are made using a tapestry crochet technique.Ready-made suede bottoms are sewn to the soles.
Available as a single pattern for £3, or in an ebook of 2 slipper socks patterns (knitted and crocheted) for £5. See Knitted Slippersocks for the sister knitting project.
In shades
2 (2, 2) x 50g #151 Bilberry (Plum) Yarn A
1 (2, 2) x 50g #162 Clover (Dusky Pink) Yarn B
1 (1, 2) x 50g #160 Gilt (Gold) Yarn C
1 (2, 2) x 50g #150 Rage (Red) Yarn D
1 (1, 1) x 50g #145 Treacle (Brown) Yarn E
1 (1, 2) x 50g #168 Angel Delight (Pink) Yarn F
Also uses 1 pair of suede bottoms from Fiber Trends
The pattern is written in UK crochet terms but contains a glossary and translation to US crochet terms. As the whole pattern uses dc stitches, it would be easy for a US crochet folks to just use sc throughout instead.
This design was originally featured in Inside Crochet.
This is a completely altered and updated re-written pattern for this design and so is totally different from the magazine.
Also the errata listed that refer to the original magazine are not present in this pattern, and the pattern has been fully tech edited and checked. See previous projects here but ignore the errata on these as they are for the magazine pattern not the Erssie Knits pattern
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- First published: October 2010
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