Free Slipper Knitting Patterns - 15 of the Best

If you’re a fan of the woodland creatures and all things woodland theme-inspired, then you’ll be swooning over these, and I can relate GIRL! The pattern even includes a knit tail which is so cool. You’ll work these slippers flat and make the ears and tail separately. In the end, you’ll stitch them up. The knitting tutorial includes photos of the tricky parts in the pattern so it should go smoothly. Patterns from Gathered

Make some super cute, vintage-style knit slippers to keep your feet cozy and comfy. These are great for lounging in, during winters. You can play with different worsted weights of yarn and the color palettes and pick something that suits you. Follow the tutorial for complete instructions with some adaptations included in it by the author who took inspiration from another pattern that made them feel nostalgic. If it makes you nostalgic too, then you know it’s a sign to go check it out. Patterns from Bev's Country Cottage

Wow, aren’t these total cuties! You can pamper your soles and the soul with these mother-nature-inspired slippers or brighten someone else's day by gifting them brand-new knit slippers. It is such a lovely design with the pretty little rosebuds, that one has got to try it! Swooning over just how dainty and cute these knit slippers look. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Inspired by Little Women, the Amy March Knit Slippers are so adorable that you can’t not adore them. These take you back to the olden times in a snap, that you would think it’s a time machine wrapped in yarn, but that’s how it is. For fans of vintage and era-related patterns, this one is a winner. You can make it for someone who’s playing a similar character for their school play, for a theme party or just to celebrate a mood or your love for these. Patterns from Ravelry

Learn how to make a pair of really soft and comfy knit slippers with this free knitting pattern. These green, folded slippers are so cute that you won’t be able to stop adoring how your feet look in them. The best part about this pattern is that it comes with a step-by-step video tutorial. I would make and save these for a girls’ sleepover so I can flaunt my creation where it will get the well-deserved appreciation. Patterns from Yarn and Hooks

Looking for something cozy and cute for your ‘tired from running the errands and chasing the kids all day long’ feet? Here are the Mother Slippers for you, which are nice and textured, perfectly cozy, and have super sweet crochet edging detail and a pom-pom to please you. This pattern is sized for adults, but the length can be easily adjusted, so knit up a soft and squishy slipper for the indoors. Patterns from Ravelry

I love finding knitting patterns that are not only free and aesthetically pleasing but also a great choice for those who are new to the art and learning the ropes. Cute patterns that aren’t overwhelming are such great motivation when you’re only a beginner, and such is the pattern for these cuties. It includes written instructions as well as a detailed video tutorial. Kidding you not, if you have a couple hours (at most) to spare for knitting, then be ready to treat your feet to these lovely slippers by the end of that time. Patterns from Yarn and Hooks

If you enjoy your wearables in contrasting duos, instead of solids, then you’ll love this two-color knit slipper pattern. Although, it might seem a bit challenging to some, trying this out will be a fun opportunity to step outside your comfort zone. Plus, these slippers will be a good choice for an indoor mini getaway. Patterns from Prjaga

Ooh, the sweet sweet bunny slippers that I’ve wanted all lifelong. Isn’t it incredible that these adorable bunny slippers are designed in adult size! It’s like a dream come true for so many of us, so no more sad faces over the stores not making cuties for us young-at-heart adults, because we are self-sufficient now, YAY! Patterns from Makezine

Loving these cute patchwork slippers. There’s something so homey and comforting about these. You can make these for your holidays and just enjoy some lazy time lounging in, chilling on the couch, and playing indoor games. The cute button detailing, and the patchwork are so nostalgic and sweet, you may want to make these for an old friend. Patterns from Tudor Rose Patchwork

The fitting and shaping of the Easy Knit Slippers is spot on, and it’s achieved by using some knitting basics and the garter stitch. You will be knitting these slippers flat and do some decreases, followed by sewing up the heels. These slippers are so cute, it would be a shame if the size doesn’t fit, so I’m hoping all those who love these don’t find the resizing a hassle. Although, adjusting the length is easy and you should be able to create a pair that fits you well. Patterns from Ravelry

How cute are the Knit Mystery Slippers? Honestly, my favorite bit is the button with the loophole on top. Makes them seem like knitted boots. You can make these in some bolder, darker tones, paired with a big, light-toned button on each. These are a great choice for pairing with jeans and keeping your feet protected against the cold. You can embellish these further with a motif appliqued on top – may be an animal or a superhero. How about that? Patterns from Ravelry

Knit some lovely family slippers that are durable and provide much-needed comfort to your family’s feet. The color palette in the photos is so amazing, I wouldn’t change a thing about it - love the range of rich classics, heathers, and quirky accents. Also, since it’s a pattern for family slippers, it comes with the measurements for three finished sizes i.e., small, medium, and large. Patterns from Church Mouse Yarns

If your man needs a pair of new slippers, then you can treat him to a really cozy and quirky pair by handknitting these knit brioche slippers for him. Even if he doesn’t need them, he will be moved by your thoughtful gestures, and we dig some love at Treasurie. You will be using the Brioche technique for knitting these thick slippers in a color combo, and you will love the stitch tension and the pattern once it’s done. Patterns from Knitty

Don’t you love patterns that are quick knits and incorporate some nice chunky yarn? Well, I do! And if you do too, then here’s another amazing one for you featuring knit slipper boots. You won't be needing double-pointed needles for this pattern so it’s easier for beginners and this pattern is a quickie too. Also, if you simply add non-slip pads to the bottom, you can enjoy their functionality a notch more. Patterns from Mama in a Stitch