Socks and Slippers

Keep your toes warm with these cozy crochet socks and crochet slippers. Before you panic at the thought of crocheting your own socks and slippers, with their unusual shaping, fear not! Crochet socks and slippers are just like any other crochet project: you’ll find some easy, beginner-friendly designs but you’ll also come across some intricate and complicated ones.

See how you can make your own crochet slippers and socks to keep your feet and toes cozy and warm. See simple designs for beginners as well as patterns with color changes and designs. There’s even a pattern for legwarmers just in case crocheting slippers are still a little intimidating.

Don’t be intimidated and give these crochet socks and slipper patterns a try – your warm and toasty feet will thank you!

Gingerbread Dreams Slipper Socks

By ,,,, from the December 2024 issue

Indulge in the joy of the season with every step in these handcrafted crochet slipper socks that capture the magic of gingerbread houses. Featuring intricate shell stitch icing and whimsical popcorn gumdrops, each stitch brings the festive spirit home. Whether you’re lounging by a crackling fire or bustling about during holiday preparations, these socks offer both comfort and charm.

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Up North Slippers

By ,,,, from the October 2019 issue

Step outside on a chilly fall morning while wearing these slippers and your feet will remain as warm as the coffee mug in your hand. A lining crocheted in fuzzy yarn makes these slippers the perfect cabin companion.

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One Skein Joy Slippers

By ,,,, from the December 2018 issue

Cozy slippers crocheted in worsted weight 100% superwash wool are a perfect quick gift for the holidays. Each slipper is worked without cutting yarn, leaving just two tails to weave in at the end. A pair of slippers can easily be made from just one skein of worsted weight yarn!

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Relaxing Socks

By ,,,, from the February 2017 issue

Toe-up socks are so much fun to make— you can try them on while you crochet! The toe, heel and cuff are worked in single crochet and the foot and leg are worked in a two-color vertical stripe pattern that is easy to remember and keeps things interesting, even for the second sock!

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