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Dogwood Slippers
We have changed the name of this pattern to Dogwood slippers. We are sorry for the hurt the previous name of our pattern has caused. We are not part of the indigenous peoples from whom the word Mukluks originates.
Dogwood Slippers - by Tin Can Knits
Winters can be cold and damp in our corner of the world. These chunky slippers are perfect for high-speed sliding on hardwood floors, and cuddling up in front of the fire on a dark and stormy evening.
Important Note: yarn-weight varies by size -
- baby size is worked in DK weight yarn
- toddler and child sizes are worked in Worsted / Aran weight yarn
- adult sizes are worked in Super Bulky yarn
PATTERN INFO
Sizing
baby (toddler, child S,M,L, adult S, M, L)
Finished cuff circumference: 6 (6.5, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 10.5, 11, 11.5) inches
Foot Length: 4.75 (5.5, 6, 6.5, 7.5, 8, 10, 12) inches
Foot length is adjustable, and size can be adjusted after-the-fact by slightly fulling the finished bootie.
Yarn
baby size: 60 yds dk weight yarn in both MC and CC
toddler, child sizes: 90 yds worsted / aran weight yarn in both MC and CC
adult sizes: 160 yds super bulky weight yarn in both MC AND CC
(samples shown in Debbie Bliss Donegal Luxury Tweed and Big Wool)
Gauge:
baby size: 24 sts / 4” in stockinette stitch
child sizes: 22 sts / 4” in stockinette stitch
adult sizes: 14 sts / 4” in stockinette stitch
Needles:
baby size: US #3 / 3.25 or 3.0 mm
child sizes: US#5 / 3.75 mm
adult sizes: US #10 / 6.0 mm
double pointed needles or circular needles using magic loop technique
Notions
stitch markers, darning needle
For all pattern abbreviations, techniques, and to contact us, visit tincanknits
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- First published: September 2012
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