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Knitted slippers and how to sew up the slippers in 150-4

In this DROPS video we show how to knit and sew up one of our popular slippers. We have already cast on 36 sts and worked garter stitch until piece measures 4 cm. REMEMBER - very important - you will need to read the pattern to be able to follow. If you just want to see how to sew up the slippers, you can fast forward to 12:30. To see the pattern to this slippers, go to: DROPS 150-4

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Video #567, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Socks and Slippers, Knitting patterns

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Country flag Mouron wrote:

Bonjour Pour le tricot de la jambe je ne comprends pas quand faire la cote mousse. Je fais un rang endroit un rang envers que je répète. Quand doit on faire les côte mousse ? Merci de votre aide

09.04.2023 - 22:40

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Mme Mouron, pour tricoter 1 côte mousse en rond, on doit répéter (1 tour en mailles endroit, 1 tour en mailles envers), comme vous pourrez le voir dans cette vidéo. Bon tricot!

11.04.2023 - 14:38

Country flag Olga wrote:

Добрый день. Как вязать по кругу, чтобы получился узор лицевыми петлями с двух сторон? У меня с одной стороны получается лицевая гладь, а с другой изнаночная. Спасибо.

25.05.2022 - 19:03

DROPS Design :

Добрый вечер. Когда вяжем вкруговую: для лицевой глади все ряды вяжем лицевыми петлями; для платочной глади вяжем один ряд лицевыми петлями и один ряд изнаночными петлями

25.05.2022 - 21:14

Country flag Monique wrote:

Est-ce qu'il y a le même modèle pour pointure plus grande ou quelle façon de faire ce modèle mais 3 points plus grands. Merci

27.04.2021 - 16:34

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Monique, ces chaussons ne sont disponibles que du 35 au 42. Parmi nos modèles de chaussons pour homme, vous trouverez des modèles jusqu'au 46. Bon tricot!

28.04.2021 - 08:15

Country flag Rachelle wrote:

Bonjour, Si je comprends bien, je commence les pantoufles par CHAUSSONS : jambe, pour grandeur 40, je met combien de mailles sur combien de broche. Que vient faire l'aiguille droite dans le projet ?? J'ai un peu de misère à comprendre le tout début. J'ai très hâte de commencé, elle son super belle. Merci! De votre aide

25.02.2020 - 01:50

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Rachelle, la taille 40 dans ce modèle est la 3ème taille, suivez les indications en 3ème position: montez 40 mailles et tricotez en rond pendant 4 cm, puis gardez les 11 premières m sur l'aiguille et glissez les 29 dernières mailles en attente etc... Bon tricot!

25.02.2020 - 09:39

Country flag Holloway Wilson wrote:

After casting on stitches. How are they divided on the double pointed needles

28.04.2019 - 19:27

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs Wilson, this video shows how to cast on stitches on double pointed needles. Happy knitting!

29.04.2019 - 11:53

Country flag Vee wrote:

Hi there...where can I get the full pattern? I would very much like to knit the red slippers. Thanks Vee

17.02.2019 - 22:07

DROPS Design :

Dear Vee, you will find the written pattern and diagrams here. Happy knitting!

18.02.2019 - 11:17

Country flag ZARAT wrote:

Navrée mais ce n'est pas assez clair pour moi. Je détaille donc : Après les 7cm de pt mousse (aller/retour), j'ai relevé 12m (tricotées endroit), continué en reprenant et tricotant (maille endroit) les 27m en attente, et terminé par relever 12m (tricotées endroit). Le tour est-il fini ici, ou faut-il tricoter les 9m suivantes (de l'aller/retour) en maille endroit pour finir le tour ? Si tour fini, tour suivant en mailles envers pour tricoter en rond en plaçant les marqueurs ? Merci

12.12.2018 - 01:41

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Zarat, c'est tout à fait exact, votre tour commence à la première maille du dessus du pied, et se termine donc par la dernière maille relevée à droite de cette "'languette", vous tricotez le tour suivant en mailles envers pour continuer le point mousse. Bon tricot!

12.12.2018 - 10:17

Country flag Jessica wrote:

Why is there no sound

11.12.2018 - 06:58

DROPS Design :

Dear Jessica, We are a worldwide company and our videos are watched by people around the world, speaking different languages, many of whom do not understand English. We have therefore written instructions to accompany this video, and there is no sound to disturb while watching. Enjoy!

11.12.2018 - 10:05

Country flag Jessica wrote:

Why is there no sound

11.12.2018 - 06:57

DROPS Design :

Dear Jessica, We are a worldwide company and our videos are watched by people around the world, speaking different languages, many of whom do not understand English. We have therefore written instructions to accompany this video, and there is no sound to disturb while watching. Enjoy!

12.12.2018 - 10:14

Country flag Zarat wrote:

Bonjour (à nouveau) Merci pour la première réponse. Lorsqu'on a fait l'ajout des 12 m (pointure 35/37) de chaque côté et obtenu 60 m, quelle est la maille repère pour compter les tours à faire en point mousse en rond svp : à la 60ème maille ou le fil de départ qui marque le début du tricot (lors du montage des mailles) ? Merci d'avance pour les précisions.

10.12.2018 - 23:50

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Mme Zarat, la maille repère sera la 1ère du tour, si vous avez relevé/repris les mailles sans les tricoter, ce sera la 1ère maille de la pointe du pied (les mailles tricotées en allers et retours). Bon tricot!

11.12.2018 - 10:08

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