SLANTING LINE SLIPPERS

Light cotton slippers for chilly summer days, inspired by the simple shape of Espadrilles.
Worked in one piece, from toe/up.
The slanting line across toe-piece is created by a little sc-shell, displaced to the right, or left, in every round.
Full stitch diagram for all sizes.

OPTIONAL:
Make your own Espadrilles, turn the slippers into shoes for street wear, join outsoles to the bottoms!
See photos on this page.
More sole-info below.

Skill level: Intermediate
Terminology: American Crochet Terms.

PDF-Pattern
17 pages. Written instructions, step-by-step photos and tutorials.
Full stitch-diagram included for the toe-piece, all sizes.

Yarn:
Worsted/4, or any suitable yarn obtaining the gauge-info in instruction.

My yarn: Cotton twine, purchased in the local supermarket.

Crochet hook:
EU 4 mm (US G/6).

Sizes:
Small = US 2 - 4 / EU 34-36
Medium = US 5 - 6 / EU 37-38
Large= US 7 - 8/ EU 39-40
Extra Large = US 9-10 / EU 41-42

OUTSOLES - ADDITIONAL FOR YOUR NEW SLIPPERS

Joining outsoles to the slipper bottoms, will extend the lifetime of your slippers, protect them against wear and tear and make them more comfy, warm and sturdy!
And not least, it turns your slippers into shoes for street wear!
Inserting handmade insoles will add extra comfort and softness and keep the slippers in shape.

COLLECTION OUTSOLES - 4 different methods for outsoles.

E-BOOK with Slanting Line Slippers and Cord Soles.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT
I offer pattern-assistance and welcome any question you might have.

PERMISSION TO SELL
You are welcome to sell the finished product made from this pattern!

COPYRIGHT
All my patterns are copyrighted.
By purchasing an item from my shop, you agree not to copy, distribute, give away or resell the design, in print, or as a digital file.

Thank you, and happy crocheting!!