Free Crochet Slipper Patterns - 15 of the Best

Ooh, what lovelies! We all love a cozy pair of slippers to lounge in, and this pattern is a super easy one to get done so why would you not give it a try. And when I say simple, I mean working entirely with single crochet stitches in a U-shaped flat design, that are put together with some stitched up seams. Easy like I said, right!? Therefore, if you’re a beginner, believe me, you’ve got this one! Spare yourself a couple hours and enjoy the euphoria of creation. Patterns from Traverse Bay Crochet

Normally, I would recommend personalizing patterns with your own choice of colors and yarns, but the choice of Caron Chunky Yarn in these rainbow colors is making me want to make these without any adjustments of my own. A single ball of this self-striping, gorgeous yarn will be perfectly sufficient for creating these yummy rainbow sock-like slippers. These will make the perfect gift for anyone who enjoys some vibrant colors in their life. Patterns from Repeat Crafter Me

Thumbs up for these cutie slippers! We all enjoy a free size, or a one size fits all pattern, especially when it comes to checking off those long lists of presents. Not only is the sizing in this pattern a breeze, but also this pattern will get you some extra comfy pom pom slippers, that are ideal for curling up on your favorite couch and lazing in. This pattern is worked in single crochet, and a soft acrylic wool blend is used for making it. These are the kind of slippers that you can enjoy wearing every single night, otherwise save these for the springtime or your spa dates. Patterns from Stitch 11

If you’ve been wanting a super chunky and squishy pair of slippers, then sit down with a bowl of popcorn and scroll through this fun pattern that involves no sewing and seaming and is simply worked in rounds. Kudos to the creator for providing the pattern in 8 different sizes ranging from US shoe sizes 5 till 12, so you can easily make some amazing slippers for everyone in your friends and family circle. The chunky yarn further eases this project and makes the slippers ooze cloud-like comfort into the soles of your feet. Also, if you add the faux fur cuffs, as shown in the pictures, you will own the wintertime luxury like no other. Patterns from Crochet Dreamz

A pattern like this would inspire ballet in those with no interest and be so motivational for those already aspiring to master the art. Make these super feminines and luxurious velvet ballet slippers for your dinner dates and fancy dress meets. The velvet makes these slippers super comfortable and soft, and also perfectly cozy for the colder days. I would recommend adding this pattern to your list of ideas for Christmas presents and be sure to be a hit with your homemade beauties.  Patterns from MJs Off The Hook Designs

Want some slippers that would remind you of what your favorite little doll used to wear or something out of a storybook illustration? Well, this pattern will get you just those very slippers with some extra fun flair. Also, you can make these cute slippers by only using the simplest of crochet stitches, yes you heard that right. Therefore, if you’re new to crochet and looking to learn and find your basic crochet stitches such as the single crochet, double crochet, and the magic ring, start off with this pattern. Patterns from Love Life Yarn

If you enjoy the soft and yum comfort of blanket yarn, get ready to be lifted off your feet and taken on a ride over the clouds. These slippers are super soft and so comfortable, and I can tell that just by looking at the photo. If that sounds appealing to you, then just get your hands on some blanket yarn and whip up these cuties with some simple crochet stitches. Patterns from The Lavender Chair

We all have a thing for oversized wearables – am I right or am I right!? These chunky, cabled and oversized slipper boots look like something one would thoroughly enjoy wearing in the cold winter days, and just not want to take off, so you can polish your crochet skills further with this pattern and also get to enjoy fun winter footwear. You will make use of the single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and front post double crochet stitches that will be worked up from the sole. Patterns from The Lavender Chair

These slippers remind me of some spooky episodes of Pretty Little Liars, so if you like some adventure in the cold, dark days, then this pattern using multi-colored yarn is for you, although you can also make it in a solid yarn. It’s a very basic and straightforward pattern with easy-to-understand instructions.  You can spice things up by adding some buttons, motifs, or pom poms. Patterns from My Accessory Box

These minimal yet chic slippers have a new kind of crochet construction that involves a cross-over design. This construction requires working up in T shape and is exclusively made with the single crochet stitches worked through back loops to provide extra stretch and create a lovely look. Patterns from English Atelier

Be still my heart, what lovely and delicate ballet slippers! You’ll be working with double crochet stitches and in rounds from the toe up to create these dainty beauties. The whole pattern is a combination of single crochet stitches and double crochet stitches, but it is only available in one size. However, you really enjoy the pattern and want to recreate it in a different size, you can go through the custom size guidelines provided with the pattern. Patterns from Heart Hook Home

A pattern that spells class. Choice of stitches and texture aside, the color and the buttons are such a sophisticated touch as well. This crochet slipper pattern is different from most of the traditional patterns as it is worked up from a simple rectangle, and as the transformation of the rectangle into these beauties is almost magical, these super-easy and beginner-friendly slippers have been named the Magic Slippers. Patterns from Crochet Dreamz

Two-toned accessories are a fun treat to go with your solid outfits as well as patterned ones. This fun pattern is worked from the toe up making use of only single crochet stitches. Back looped single crochet stitches are used for the heel area to provide that needed extra stretch and a different texture. You can incorporate any of your favorite two colors for these Saratoga slippers. Patterns from Ravelry

Got to love yourself a darling pair of comfy crochet loafer-like slippers! This pattern features a double sole for some additional comfort, so you can’t treat yourself with these, especially when they are so simple to make, and only make use of the simplest crochet stitches, all the more reason to get those supplies out and your fingers working away. Patterns from Whistle and Ivy

Ooh, how sophisticated. Loafer-style slippers with tassels on them are timeless and gorgeous, therefore this pattern is a total hit. Since this is a pretty quick pattern and the slippers turn out to be so amazing, it is perfect for whipping up some gift slippers especially for those of your friends who always pick tassels over pom poms. These slippers are worked separately as the sole and the tongue and then attached and finished off with contrasting tassels. Patterns from Dabbles and Babbles