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Slippers by L.Borovaya

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Slippers by L.Borovayahttp://klubok.work/1/53/6196/Klubok

 


 

 

Lilia Borovaya (Farger) I knitted according to this description:

Very Lazy Slippers

I knit them according to the original description, probably only except for the heel. I love a round heel, without sharp corners.

A monstrously long description, but in reality, there are 2 stages:

  • knit the rapport *4 rows with fans*
  • knit the sole, attaching to the side stitches

The "classic" slippers - with bumps, knitted lazily with jacquard. You can also knit them in solid colors, striped, or however you like. But I will consider the classic option, especially if you have never knitted with "bumps" before.

Knit the first time without looking back or trying them on: if they are too small or too big - you will definitely gift them with delight, and quickly knit another pair for yourself. It’s enough to knit once to understand the principle.

So:
1. Cast on 49 stitches.
2. Knit 3-5 rows in garter stitch (in both the right and wrong sides all stitches are knit)
3. (you can knit 2 slippers at once)

This was the introduction, the entry for the foot, the circumference of the ankle, let's move on to the foot.

Row 1 (introducing yellow yarn): edge stitch, slip 1 stitch as knit, knit the next, slip the 4th as knit, knit the next 5th. When slipping a stitch - the yarn is behind the work.

Knit to the 25th stitch, the middle one. From it, we will knit 9 stitches: knit, yarn over, knit... slip the 26th, knit 27 and so on to the end.

Row 2: Slip the pink stitches without knitting, yarn in front. Knit the yellow stitches as knit, including all 9 stitches in the center.

Rows 3-4: again working with the pink yarn, knit all stitches as knit.

Next step - repeat the first 4 rows four more times.

Again, slip the knit stitches and knit every other one, and from the center stitch, but now not the 25th, but the 29th, we will knit 9 stitches. Wrong side: slip and knit every other one. And 2 rows with "pink", the main color - all knit.

To not have to count the center stitch each time, I do this: as I approach the fan from the previous row, I carefully look at which stitch is in the middle, and I knit from it. Here in the photo, I specifically took it off the needle.

How to calculate the size:

For example, socks for my husband:
7 rapports in height, 7 fans = 25 cm (approximately, measured in the finished state) - size 40-42. They turned out tight, but after washing and wearing, they will stretch a little and be perfect.
6 rapports, 1 fan less = 23 cm, my size 39-40. The height turned out to be about 7.5-8 cm. In the pink slippers, I knitted 6 rapports, measured, 20 cm. The yarn is thinner, I knit tighter. Therefore, I will knit 7 fans in the pink ones.





How to proceed to the sole and calculate it:

Look at your foot and estimate how many stitches you want to allocate for the sole. In my husband's, it is 9 cm, in the pink ones - 8. This turned out to be 19 (17 in my husband's) stitches. And even if you estimated an even number, please remove 1 stitch, the sole should be odd. And the number of stitches on the sides, respectively, should be even.

In the center with arrows - will be the sole. On the sides - the sides.
And what can we do here. Cut the yarn, find the starting stitch of the sole, join and knit, but the slippers are lazy, and I don't do it that way.
I knit the beginning of the knit row, the stitches of the first side. I knit the stitches of the sole and... turn the knitting. From now on, we will knit only 19 stitches, in each row, both knit and purl, knitting the last stitch of the sole, the 19th and the first stitch of the side together. Turned: 18 stitches, edge stitch and side stitch - two together. This is the principle. With each row, one of our sides decreases by 1 stitch.

How to easily count the middle of the sole, look again at the picture. I, without counting, knit to the end of the fan, carefully looking at where these 9 stitches end, then: one, two, three, four... 5+6 two together, turned. I knit 18 stitches, 19+20 two together. Turned.

How I make the heel:

I love smooth lines and curves, so my heel looks like this. I lay the knitting in front of me and see how many stitches I want to leave directly for the heel. From 19 stitches, I selected 11. And I start to pick the stitches with my fingers, like "counting on an abacus". :) These final 11 stitches will remain open in the last row and connect with the open stitches of the sides. So, 5 stitches on one side, and 5 on the other (you can leave 6, i.e. either 1 stitch more or less).
I look further. This means I need to decrease 4 stitches from the sole on each side. I will decrease by knitting not 2 stitches together, but 3: 1 from the side, 2 from the sole. I pick off 4 stitches from each side with my fingers.

The patience has paid off, to proceed to the heel, I need 9 stitches on the sides.

Performing decreases: I knit 4 knit and 4 purl rows, decreasing 3 stitches together.
What remains - see in the photo: 11 stitches in the middle and 5 on the sides.

With a hook, I catch a stitch from the side, then a stitch from the sole and pull it through the first stitch. Again catch a stitch from the side and pull it through the stitch on the hook. "We connect" the stitches of the first side and the stitches of the heel.





In the end, there is 1 stitch left, a tail is sticking out nearby. We pull the tail through the stitch and sew the back together.

Voila:

I just cast on 50 stitches, actually how many stitches to cast on is up to you, it all depends on the thickness of the yarn, the size of the needles, and how tightly or loosely you knit... I highlighted 6 central stitches and knitted two from one stitch: the first stitch knit as usual, and the second from the same stitch, not removing it from the needle, from the back loop, resulting in two stitches from one, now we remove it from the needle and do the same with all 6 stitches. On the wrong side, I knitted these 12 stitches as knit. Stitches are only added in the main color, for me, it's a dark color. But in the last knitting, I did not double the stitches, but simply knitted 6 stitches as knit, this makes the toe look better, then 6, 8 rows in garter stitch, and then I started to knit the sole, closing all stitches at the back on 9 stitches. The pattern is "Two-color crosses".  Calculation of stitches needed for the pattern: their number must be divisible by 2 + 1 stitch + edge stitches. Rows 1, 2, and 5, 6 are worked with the dark yarn conditionally, all others with the light yarn conditionally. Rows 3 and 4 are knitted the same with one exception: one knit stitch alternates with the slipped stitch as a purl stitch (yarn in front) and so on until the end of the row. Rows 7 and 8 completely repeat rows 3 and 4, but the pattern shifts by 1 stitch.

The pattern is "Two-color crosses".  Calculation of stitches needed for the pattern: their number must be divisible by 2 + 1 stitch + edge stitches. Rows 1, 2, and 5, 6 are worked with the dark yarn conditionally, all others with the light yarn conditionally. Rows 3 and 4 are knitted the same with one exception: one knit stitch alternates with the slipped stitch as a purl stitch (yarn in front) and so on until the end of the row. Rows 7 and 8 completely repeat rows 3 and 4, but the pattern shifts by 1 stitch.

 

 

Lilia Borovaya (Farger) replied to Svetlana and Vova  I knitted the slippers - footlets based on the principle of "Shell" slippers from 1 to 7 or 9. I saw it on the internet and knitted it, thanks to everyone who shares their skills#. I highlighted 8 central stitches and knitted them from 1 into two, meaning after knitting the stitch doubled. But in the last knitting, I did not double the stitches, but simply knitted 8 stitches as knit, this makes the toe look better, then 6, 8 rows in garter stitch, and then I started to knit the sole, closing all stitches at the back on 11 stitches based on the principle of the heel.

Lilia Borovaya (Farger) replied to Juri Tatiana Yes, in each knit row we knit from 8 - two, in the purl row you already knit 16 stitches, then again 8 central from 1 into 2, that is, 8 stitches have been added, 4 stitches on the right and 4 stitches on the left, thus you increase until the desired depth of the footlet, this is the same as if you were knitting slippers with shells from 1 stitch - 7 or 9, but I prefer to knit like this, it's easier and faster.

 

 







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