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Thursday, February 18, 2016

Pink Seamless Slipper

I did this so adorable pinky pink slipper for my freind using the pattern I wrote few days back.

The pattern was available free on my blog for a limited period of time. It is available now on my Ravelry store Seamless Slipper



12 comments:

  1. I love pink! Thanks for sharing your process and the results for this slipper. I will be stitching more than one pair of these.

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  2. Thanks Bonnie Zink. This is my 2nd one is 2 days. So, I might also have many more in all the colors ;). All the best for your project XX

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  3. Will you be selling the pattern?

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  4. this is a free pattern and it is available in my previous post

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  5. How do I find your previous post. Thanks

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  6. Betty, it is here http://dollylaishram.blogspot.de/2016/02/knitted-slipper-seamless-pattern.html

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  7. When I click on the link it says page you are looking for does not exist. Is there another link to the pattern?

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  8. i was also trying the link to the pattern for the pink seamless slippers and it says not available...would love the pattern

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  9. The page for the pattern says it's not available. I had copied it the other day to make the slipper. I didn't understand the toe, heel part. When I got to the toe part, (This will turn your knit and make the foot bottom
    - Knit 42, * (K7, k2tog, turn), repeat from * to create the foot bottom till you come to the heal) O knit 42, then knit 7 more and decreased and turned, and knit 7 decreased and turned, and repeated over and over until I had no stitches left, which basically brought me from the toe to the heel. Then leaving the 8 stitches still on the needle, with 2 other needles I picked up 20 stitches on each side of the 8 stitches, and worked those off, and binded off the last row. My slipper came out fine, but doesn't look like your bottom. yours looks like a lot more stitches than 8. So I came back to check if I misread or missed something, and now the patter is gone.

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  11. I need to k ow if a size 4 American needle and are you using 4y fingering or 4play worsted or could I use sport thank you ahead of time

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  12. I used a size 3 American needle and worsted weight, 4 ply yarn. Came out just right. Sport weight would be too thin.

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