Simple House Slippers

A very satisfying quick and easy pattern for classic slippers to keep you, your friends and family’s feet warm and cozy. **Notes** I have wanted to rewrite this pattern for so long and finally it is exactly what I want it to be! I have incorporated all the feedback I’ve gotten since I published the first version and have among other things added multiple sizes, a guide on how to find the right size for knitting slippers for other people and expansive descriptions for (optional) finishing techniques that will make the slippers neater and stronger. ***Pattern Info*** **Sizes** 
1 (2, 3) **Final slipper circumference** 
 21 (23, 25) cm / 8¼ (9, 9¾)” **Fits foot circumference of**
 22–24 (24.5–26, 26.5–28) cm / 8½ –9½ (9½ –10½, 10½ –11½)” The sizes increase the circumference of the foot and the length of the ankle opening. The length of the foot is decided during knitting by trying it on to get the comfiest fit. **Needles** 
4 mm / 6 US or needles that give the correct gauge 
60 cm / 24” cables for magic loop or preferred length **Yarn**
 Ca. 70–100g of yarn with a length of 220 meters/240 yards per 100g **Notions** 
Tapestry Needle
2 Stitch Markers (optional). **Gauge** 19 st x 30 rows per 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4” over stockinette stitch in 
the round, after blocking. **Skills used in the pattern** Long tail cast on, Knit stitch (there is no purling in the pattern), Decreasing, Working in the round, Mattress stitch. The old version can always be found free on my website templeofknit.com.