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Crochet Fox Slippers Crochet Pattern Review

September 6, 2017 by Bethany 5 Comments

These darling crochet fox slippers are simple crochet pattern and so fun to make! The pattern includes sizing for the whole family, everyone will want a part! This is a review of a pattern by Mamachee.   This post contains affiliate links which means I get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for your support! 

Crochet Fox Slippers - These cute woodland slippers are easy to work up and are make with two strands of yarn, so they are cozy and comfortable.

Last week, I released an article about some tried and tested methods for making slippers non-slip. 
As I was doing research and trying each method out, I made some slippers to test out the methods. I used mostly my own crochet slipper patterns, because I had finished pairs on hand, but there were a few I made that weren’t mine.

These Crochet Fox Slippers are a pattern by Mamachee that I have been eyeing for a while. I seized the opportunity to make them while writing my article about non-slip methods. I had the perfect color yarn (Paprika) and got to work.  The leather on the bottom is the perfect finishing touch. 

I absolutely love them. In fact, The Boy has asked for his own pair. I think I will make his in gray (gray fox or wolf!) 

 

Crochet Fox Slippers - These cute woodland slippers are easy to work up and are make with two strands of yarn, so they are cozy and comfortable.

 

On my blog, I really don’t do a lot of color work. I wondered how easy the pattern would be, but as usual, the pattern was extremely well written and easy to work up. She explained a neater way to change colors and I wish I would have listened and followed. I use the traditional method of changing by pulling a loop through, but you can see it left a bit of color poking through. Be sure to follow her explanation. 

I love that these slippers work up pretty quickly. They are made with two strands of worsted weight yarn, so it’s less rounds than you think, and it makes them double thick and comfortable to walk in. 

 

Crochet Fox Slippers - These cute woodland slippers are easy to work up and are make with two strands of yarn, so they are cozy and comfortable.

I also opted to glue on my tails and ears. The ears worked really well with glue. I have a hard time sewing ears and having them stay upright (and still look neat). The tail, however, got a bit messier, so sadly you can see a bit of the glue on mine. Quick and dirty is my MO, though, so keep in mind it is possible to glue them on neatly. I admit, I finished crocheting the body of the slippers and I was excited to get them finished so I could wear them, so gluing sounded like the perfect option. 

Making them non-slip was the last step to finished these fox slippers, as you saw in the post. Since I knew these slippers would probably be my favorite (and I was right!), I chose the leather method to make them non-slip and to make them more durable.
 

Crochet Fox Slippers - These cute woodland slippers are easy to work up and are make with two strands of yarn, so they are cozy and comfortable.

Crochet Fox Slippers - These cute woodland slippers are easy to work up and are make with two strands of yarn, so they are cozy and comfortable.

Guys. I feel like the photos aren’t doing them justice. They are so lovely and feel so good on my feet. 
My house was built in the 50’s and gets a bit drafty and chilly in the winters, so I am stocking up on new, cute slippers.

You can find my slipper designs here!  

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Comments

  1. Kit T. says

    November 9, 2019 at 5:18 pm

    The links to the pattern and to the other patterns mentioned do not work. It just tells me it can’t connect to the server. Is there another way to find the patterns?

    Reply
    • Bethany says

      November 9, 2019 at 6:37 pm

      Thank you for bringing this to my attention! I think I got them fixed now.

      Reply
  2. Jayne Uchacz says

    December 21, 2018 at 12:17 pm

    Have a very Merry Christmas with your family! Have a wonderful New Year also. Thank you so much for providing such cute, trendy patterns! Keep up the great work!

    Reply
  3. Kane Taylor says

    January 7, 2018 at 12:55 am

    How do I download or save the fox slipper pattern? Something isn’t showing me a button or something to do a save or pinterest. Thanks.

    Reply
    • Bethany says

      January 9, 2018 at 9:09 am

      This is a pattern review post ;) In the post, I explain that it is lovely pattern by Mamachee (one of my favorite designers). There is a link to buy her pattern at the bottom of the post.

      Reply

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