Red Cedar Slippers - Digital Pattern

$7.00

These slippers were designed to be the ultimate cabin sock for morning coffee drinking and late night games by the fireplace. The snug double cuff serves to keep the slipper firmly in place, capping off the simple fitted foot construction. Pishkun is the perfect yarn for this slipper, offering a rustic look with pillowy softness.

Thank you so much for your support of Red Cedar. Be sure to check out the matching hat! I cant wait to see your slippers! Please use the tag #redcedarslippers to share with me on instagram! Seeing your yarn choices and watching your progress is the greatest joy. Happy knitting!

These slippers were designed to be the ultimate cabin sock for morning coffee drinking and late night games by the fireplace. The snug double cuff serves to keep the slipper firmly in place, capping off the simple fitted foot construction. Pishkun is the perfect yarn for this slipper, offering a rustic look with pillowy softness.

Thank you so much for your support of Red Cedar. Be sure to check out the matching hat! I cant wait to see your slippers! Please use the tag #redcedarslippers to share with me on instagram! Seeing your yarn choices and watching your progress is the greatest joy. Happy knitting!

MATERIALS

  • Size US 3 Needles - 9” circulars

  • Size US 3 Needles - 30” circulars

  • Darning Needle

  • Stitch marker

  • Scissors

YARN

MC: The Farmer’s Daughter Fibers, Pishkun
(100% Rambouillet; 255 yd / 233 m per 100 g);
1 skein. Sample shown in color Napi.
Or approx 200 (230) 255 yds of DK weight.

CC: Spincycle Yarns, Dream State (100% Su-
perwash American Wool; 150 yd / 137 m); 1 skein. Sample shown in color Deep Bump.
Or approx 70 (80) 90 yds of light worsted
weight.

GAUGE
• 26 sts x 38 rows = 4”/10 cm in Stockinette
stitch, blocked
• 24 sts x 30 rnds = 4”/10 cm in Two Color
Twisted Rib, blocked

SIZING
S (M) L
Foot Circ 7 (8) 9” / 18 (20) 23 cm

Choose your size based on foot circumference and adjust length as desired.

(Sizes are consistent with standards set by the Craft Yarn Council sizing guide)

Note: If you are knitting a longer foot (10” or longer) you may need to use your contrast for the toe depending on gauge. Pay close attention to your yarn usage as you near the end of your foot and make sure you still have at least 50g for the second slipper.

Photos by Lauren Lipscomb
Modeled by Stormie Perdash