How to weave slippers

Knitting sweaters, scarves and slippers is something that every woman loves to do. Here I tell you some of my own experience about how to use wool slippers.

1 First, prepare wool, a well-threaded sole, crochet needles and knitting needles.

2 first make a pair of soles with sweater needles (generally six stitches, first knit a row of flat stitches, second knit a row of flat stitches, pick a stitch, third knit a row of flat stitches, fourth pick a stitch, and flat a stitch. Note that in the second row, one stitch is knitted first and then one stitch is selected, and then these steps are repeated in turn. Until you weave a pair of soles, you can add needles on both sides according to the shape of the soles.

3. Hook the knitted sole along the edge of the sewn sole with a crochet needle. Here, the short needle method is used to hook three times in a row.

4 Hook the upper: the toes are facing yourself. Leave a line slightly longer than the sole. Depending on the size of the sole, you can start sewing 5, 6 and 7 stitches. In short, the sides should not be crooked, but flat. The first stitch hooks the short stitch, then a braid, the third braid hooks the long stitch (that is, the big stitch), the other braid hooks the long stitch of the fifth braid, and so on. Hook a short needle at the end, then hook the remaining thread out of the short needle loop and tighten it. Again, the first needle of the long needle in the second row is hooked in front of the big needle in the first row, and the second needle is hooked in the knitting needle below (if the wool is fine, both the lower needles can be hooked, which will be thicker). ) The first needle of the long needle in the third row is the same as above, the second needle hook is in the middle of the two long needles in the lower row, and so on. Remember. The first and last stitches in each row are short stitches. I started crocheting when I hit the sixth line.

According to your own preferences, there is no need to say more here. After the hook is finished, the hem can be hooked with two rows of short needles or twisted.