Want to knit some house slippers for your family? Crochet elf slippers and shoes are the perfect way to keep your feet warm while adding a whimsical touch to your holiday wardrobe. Whether you’re making cozy baby booties for little ones, comfy slippers for adults, or festive elf-inspired shoes for all ages, these crochet projects are both practical and charming. Baby booties can be designed with playful elf motifs—think pointy toes, jingle bells, and bright colors—to create adorable footwear for tiny toes. For adults, crochet elf slippers are a fun twist on traditional winter footwear, featuring pointed ends, curly toes, and sometimes even pom-poms or stripes for that extra dash of holiday cheer. These slippers are not only fun to wear around the house but also make great gifts for loved ones or stocking stuffers. Whether for babies, kids, or adults, crochet elf slippers bring joy and comfort, combining cozy practicality with a touch of festive fun. You may love the Knit Easiest Ballet Flat House Slippers from Square Free Knitting Pattern, some friends are asking if there is any written pattern available, and here it comes. If you have hardwood floors, you definitely know what I am talking about! Making Slipper Boots can be so easy to do and you could probably do a pair in an afternoon. Use any worsted weight yarn– gauge is not important. Liberate your inner pixie, sprite, jester, imp or Grinch! These puckish slippers are knit in the round and fulled to fit. They feature turn-down cuffs, short-row heels, and a curly elfin toe shaped with short rows and i-cord.With these Jingle Bell Knitted Elf Slippers, you’ll be holly jolliest Christmas elf around. These Crochet Elf Slippers in pointy toes curl up with the help of short rows. They are absolutely adorable because these crocheted slippers look just like the elf shoes in all the classic Christmas movies.These novelty slippers, with curled toes, can be worked to any size using a few simple measurements.
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Just Elfin’ Around Shoes by Heartisan Crochet
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Christmas Elf Shoes, Fantasy Elf Booties by BabyByBecca
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Crochet Elf Baby Shoes Pattern by RriS
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Elf Baby Booties or Slippers by Pam Daley
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Curly Toes Elf Slipper Shoes by Ling Ryan
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Woodland pixie boots by Sylvie Damey
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Elf Slippers in Green by Shush Lander
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Buddy Elf Slippers by Make.E Emily Ashbourn
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Elf Slippers with Curled Toes by Thomasina Cummings Designs
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Elf Baby Shoes by Jee
Peter Pan’s Slippers by Gabriela
- ch4 and join with ss
- ch2 (counts as 1tr), tr 2, ch2, tr3 repeat twice more
- ch2 (counts as 1tr), tr in each tr below, then tr3, ch2, tr3 in each corner
- repeat to desired size (I worked 9 rounds)
You’re essentially making a wobbly square – see photo – thanks to the tr3, ch2, tr3 in the corners, which act as increases.
To make up the slipper, fold in half with right sides facing so you create a triangle (photo). Working on the inside, join about 1.5” above one corner, and dc in each stitch to the end, with 4dcs in the corner ch sp (another photo shows what this looks like when it’s done). Fasten off and weave in the ends. Turn the right side out and fold down the remaining flap.
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