Detailed Crochet Slippers Pattern with Knitted Elastic Top Peace, Step-by-step Video Tutorial in English, DIY How to Make Slippers with Jute Insole, Indoor and Outdoor Handmade Slides

Jute insole, comfortable elastic upper part, massage effect, natural materials – these are just a few advantages of combined slippers Ellie. With the help of this lesson, you will learn how to knit incredibly comfortable, stylish and cozy slippers that can be worn not only at home, but also in the street!

The step-by-step video master class consists of the following stages:

• crocheting an anatomical insole from jute thread
• a full instructon of work with microporous rubber
• beautiful 3D trimming
• knitting an elastic top with knitting needles
• sewing the top piece to the sole

The lesson also includes: a list of necessary materials and tools, many schemes for standard female sizes, text recommendations.

The insole can be made of jute or t-shirt yarn WITHOUT CHANGING ANYTHING IN THE SCHEMES!

Difficulty Level: Confident Beginner / Intermediate (basic crochet and knitting skills required)

In this lesson, we will learn how to knit combined slippers with an elastic top, which is a very comfortable and stylish model of slippers that can be worn not only at home, but also on the street!

The total duration of the video tutorial is 2 hours 46 minutes. All the patterns and description are written in English (U.S. Terms).

List of the materials and tools used in master class
To make the sole:

● Two-stranded jute twine (thickness 2 mm) ~100-150 g
For the top and trimming pieces:
● T-shirt yarn with reverse cut, thread thickness 7-9 mm ~50-60 m
* in this lesson we will knit from Bobilon yarn
An analogue of this yarn can be Marmelad / Barwa / Kadi Ro / Trikolino yarn or similar
● Crocheting Hook 5.5 mm
● Needles 6 mm
● Darning needle / Metal needle with a wide eye and blunt end
● Pincers/ pliers
● Scissors
● Measuring tape
● Knitting markers
● Microporous rubber for the sole, thickness from 6.5 mm
● Nairit glue for shoes (one pair takes about 60-70 ml)
● Awl with needle and thread hole (awl-needle) 1.5-1.8 mm
● Waxed / kapron shoe thread 0.8-1 mm
● Cobbler’s scissors / Any sharp scissors / Boot knife or wallpaper knife
● A brush for glue
● Degreaser (an analogue can be acetone / white spirit / any alcohol-containing liquid)
● Sandpaper (analogues can be a hard nail file / foot file)
● Apen
● A sheet of cardboard
● Pen/rod with light ink
● Lighter