Cuffed, chunky, and made for padding around a cold house, the Beaver Creek Booties are crochet house slippers with the look of a rustic cabin boot. A sturdy shaped sole and a cozy double crochet ankle meet a fold-down cuff in a second color, finished with a scalloped shell edge that gives each pair a little charm.

Super bulky yarn keeps the project quick and the slippers squishy. The fit is snug and sock-friendly, and you’ll find an optional non-slip sole finish for everyday wear on wood floors and tile.

What you’ll learn and practice

Shaping a slipper sole and toe in joined rounds
Working decreases: SC2TOG, HDC2TOG, DC2TOG, and DC3TOG (step-by-step guides included)
Front-loop cuff construction and a simple shell edging

Sizes
US women’s shoe sizes Small 5–7 (Medium 7.5–9, Large 9.5–10.5)

Materials

Super bulky #6 yarn, approx. 250–300 g total: 2 skeins main color, 1 skein contrast color (shown in Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick)
8.00 mm (US L-11) hook
Sewing needle, scissors
Optional: Plasti Dip spray for a non-slip sole

Gauge: 4.5 sc × 4 rows = 4″

Written in US crochet terms. Make them for yourself, a few pairs of holiday gifts, or your market booth. You’re welcome to sell the slippers you make; please credit Made with a Twist by Pamela Grice as the designer.

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