These 30 minute chunky crochet slippers are soft, squishy and super fast to make, whip up a pair in about a half an hour. The pattern is easy to size up or down so you are sure to get the right fit.
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I am working on a very special post, ya’ll! You guys need to get excited, because I get asked a certain question A LOT. And honestly, I don’t know the answer, so I decided to find it out. I am working behind the scenes to figure it out (the question and answer coming next week!), but in the meantime I made a quick and fun pattern for crochet slippers. These 30 minute chunky crochet slippers really only take 30 minutes to make, (probably less for you, I am a slow crocheter) and the chunky yarn makes them so very comfortable.
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30 Minute Chunky Crochet Slippers – Crochet Pattern
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–9mm hook
-Super Bulky Yarn in Two Colors (Tuff Puff in Pucker and Silver)
Abbreviations: US Terms
St – Stich
Ch – Chain
Sl st – Slip Stitch
Sc – Single crochet
Dc – Double Crochet
Gauge: 11 dc sts = 6″
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ADULT CHUNKY SLIPPERS:
Begin with a Magic Ring
1. Ch 1. Work 8 sc into the ring. (8 sts) Join with a sl st.
2. Ch 2. 2 dc in each st around. Join (16 sts)
3. Ch 2. Dc in each st around. Join. (16 sts)
4. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. Join (16 sts)
5. Ch 2. Dc 11. Turn. (11 sts) This will work the body of the slipper. You will turn instead of working in joined rounds.
6. – 10. Ch 2. Dc 11. Turn. (11 sts)
Note: work more or less rows here for a larger slipper. Work the rows until they reach the exact edge of your heel. You want the slippers to be snug so they will stay on your feet!
11. Ch 1. Sc 11. Turn.
Fold it downwards and sl st together. Flip it in, so the seam is on the inside of the heel. Tie off and weave in ends.
Join new color on the left side of the toe, with toe facing downward. Work from the outside and work towards the heel. Work even sc until you reach the last dc row and last sc row. Work 3 dc2tog around the heel (this makes them stay on your feet better.
Finish working around the slipper with sc sts. Join with first sc. Tie off and weave in ends.
Aren’t these fun? And they are SO FAST.
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Beth, I’m having a hard time keeping my shirts (and dresses) on hangers. Do you have a pattern for crocheted hangers?
I don’t but thank you for the suggestion, I am writing it down!
Hi. I would incorporate those think loops they put inside blouses. Just make a thin chain near the pit and loop it
Ýou are so right!! They are simple and fast.
Isn’t it nice to start and finish a project so quickly!?
I think I need a video
I’ll put it on my list!
Hello. I am trying your 30 minute chunky crochet slipper pattern. I am uncertain as to Where do you mean for us to Join at the ending of the rows? Are we to join into the top of the chains or the top of the first stitch at beginning of each row? Also do you think working two strands of worsted weight yarns throughout the slipper will be pretty close to the super bulky yarn you recommend? I am assuming you meant a #6 Bulky weight yarn but it wasn’t listed in you instructions either. Looking forward to your response as I am trying them today. Thankyou.
Hi there Beth
I’ve followed you for a while now. I really enjoy how you write and explain patterns. Also, now enjoy the vids. Well done! You’ve grown immensely😃
So you have a printable for sizing?
Hats, slippers, afghans, and such?
Or do you know of a fellow artisan that has?
Truly like the hooded cowl for gkiddos! Michigan gets pretty cold!!
Starting the cobblestone slouch tonight. 💗
Bless you in all you do,
Thank you!
Angie
PS
Lost my crojo for months and just now getting hooks back in a row! Lol.
Hi! I don’t but several years ago I purchased one from Mamachee and it’s absolutely worth its weight on gold (ten times over).
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Thank you for sharing this pattern. I found it today and started a pair for myself. Next I want to make a pair using t-shirt yarn.
Love my crocheting. I’m from large family so I give it to them and friends in church. I won’t let them pay for it. But I’m given yarn in return. I say My crocheting is my nerve medicine.
I agree! it’s very therapeutic for me as well.
okay ill see what happens.
what size are these approximately. I have the same yarn you used but only a 10 mm crochet hook.
You can make any size with them. You simple stop repeating row 6 when they are the proper length. Your hook might be a bit small, but you can give it a go and see how they turn out. They work up fast!
I have super chunky yarn but it calls for 19mm hook not 9…I made a magic ring and it looks pretty big…can my yarn be way thicker than the one you suggest???
It’s possible! Be sure to make a gauge swatch before you begin :)
Do you have a video tutorial of this please and thank you 30 minute chunky slippers
I don’t, I’m sorry! Do you need help?
A video would be helpful. I’m a newbie, and i often have to stop and look up how to do different stiches.
Hi Bethany. I hope you are having a blessed day. I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate you and your designs. They are very easy to follow and understand and I love your commentary.
But to help you understand how much you are truly appreciated I have to tell you some background.
We are a military family. We live in Mississippi. On my husband’s 3rd deployment to Afghanistan, he was injured and it ended his 23 yr military career. He has a back injury, traumatic brain injury and Post Traumatic Syndrome. This all happened in 2010.
So Wounded Warriors and the Army put my husband back together and gave him back to us in November 2012. It was a big adjustment and I had to quit my job to become his full time caregiver.
So between waiting rooms at the VA and civilian doctors appointments that fill our days, I crochet. I still love to crochet blankets and my favorite thing to do is to get with the wife of a wounded vet and together we pick the colors for a lapghan. These guys are usually taller than any store bought blanket and so I make the lagphan just wider than the vet (so as not to get caught up in wheel chair wheels or to lay across them in a bed or chair and I make them longer plus a “tootsie pocket” for their feet. I get more excited giving the blanket than they do receiving the blanket and it’s fun to get the wife involved.
But for a little extra play money, I have been reading your blog and patterns to make slippers and hats and shawls and all sorts of things. I have sold a few of my creations and I find it gives me the creative outlet that I had lost when I quit my job.
So on those days when you are feeling blue or you have lost your “Crojo” please know that you and your efforts are appreciated more than you may realize. I look forward to reading more from you. I am a follower on your Facebook page and I look forward to the emails.
Thank you and May God Bless you and yours,
Margaret Swann
Oh Margaret! Thank you so much for sharing your story with me. I hope your husband continues to improve, even if it’s slowly. Please thank him for his service for me. I can’t put into words my gratitude for his service, his great sacrifice, and of course YOU, the wife of a soldier who carries a burden equally as great as the soldiers themselves. Your kind words come at a perfect time, and have brought tears to my eyes. Thank you very much. Hugs and prayers for you <3
Hi Bethany. I promise my 2 younger grand daughters I would make them some slippers for Winter.
But now it’s the end of August and I still haven’t made them, mainly because the patterns are tooooooo complicated to understand.
Now I’ve found yours I shall endevour to make them, I don’y have any chunky wool, so I’ll make in different colours.
Will they keep up? OR do they need a little elastic OR a strap?
hello! They stay on pretty well, since I worked decreases around the heel. But you can always add a strap. I am not sure about elastic. If you give it a try, let me know!