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Knitted slippers and how to sew up the slippers in Drops 158-47

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In this DROPS video we show how to knit and sew up one of our popular slippers. We have already cast on 37 sts and worked garter stitch until piece measures 1 1/2 inch (4 cm). REMEMBER - very important - you will need to read the pattern to be able to follow. To see the pattern to these slippers, go to: DROPS 158-47

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DROPS 158-47

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Video #574, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Socks and Slippers, Knitting patterns

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Chris wrote:

With 39 sts at beginning to do garter st how many needles are you using please. Is it circle or straight

12.07.2018 - 04:07

DROPS Design :

Dear Chris, leg is worked in the round starting with 39 sts in the round, distribute the sts onto 4 needles with for example 10 sts on 3 needles and 9 sts on one needle) and join in the round for approx. 4 cm. Happy knitting!

12.07.2018 - 09:44

Country flag Therese wrote:

Pour le pied je ne comprend pas continuer en aller retour et pour garder les dix premières mailles

31.12.2017 - 22:32

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Thérèse, le pied se tricote sur les 10 premières mailles du tour, glissez les autres mailles en attente et continuez en allers et retours sur ces 10 mailles (+ 2 m lis à monter au 1er rang) jusqu'à la hauteur indiquée pour votre taille. Bon tricot!

02.01.2018 - 11:47

Country flag Denise St Pierre wrote:

Comment monter les mailles a la fin du rang et au début du rang et aussi bien de la difficulter a vous suivre sur la vidéo sa va trop vite suis rendu a faire le pied au début et la fin des rangs ecq je fait 1 m' lisière end, a chaque rang après avoir monter les mailles lisières

28.06.2017 - 00:03

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Mme St Pierre, quand vous tricotez les 10 m du dessus du pied, vous pouvez augmenter 1 m de chaque côté en tricotant 2 fois la 1ère et la dernière m. Tricote ensuite avec 1 m lis au point mousse de chaque côté et diminuez les m lis de chaque côté (= 2 m ens à l'end) à la hauteur indiquée. N'hésitez pas à cliquer sur le bouton "pause" de la vidéo pour bien décomposer les mouvements si besoin. Bon tricot!

28.06.2017 - 08:30

Country flag Nancy Claro wrote:

There is no sound to this video in either English or Portuguese. HELP!!!

13.10.2016 - 15:11

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs Claro, Our videos do not have sound. 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 nor portuguese. We have therefore written instructions to accompany this video, and there is no sound to disturb while watching. Enjoy!

13.10.2016 - 16:22

Country flag Marie wrote:

Je ne réussis pas à relever les mailles. Comment faire? merci de me répondre en Français.

29.11.2015 - 19:34

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Marie, cette vidéo montre comment relever les mailles de chaque côté du pied, sans tricoter ces mailles (elles sont ainsi sur l'aiguille, prêtes à être tricotées). Bon tricot!

30.11.2015 - 11:31

TANYA wrote:

I am not sure why I have no sound on the video?

14.08.2015 - 10:11

DROPS Design :

Dear Tany, Our videos do not have sound. 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 - follow here pattern, and there is no sound to disturb while watching. Happy knitting!

14.08.2015 - 14:23

Country flag Beverly Gasaway wrote:

I've watched the video over and over and read the directions. I finished the 1st part of the slipper now I am trying to figure out how to work 4 ridges at the same time??? I do not understand the directions for the top part of the slipper.

09.12.2014 - 19:34

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs Gasaway, when working the loose leg across, you work 4 ridges (= 8 rows K), when working the 8th row, inc 6 sts evenly = 28 sts - at the end of loose leg, work again 4 ridges, and on 1st K row, dec 6 sts evenly = 22 sts. Happy knitting!

10.12.2014 - 10:10

Country flag Dianna wrote:

Thank you! Once I realized you used five double pointed needles instead of only four, it was much easier. Haha

21.10.2014 - 14:59

Country flag Dianna wrote:

I have watched the video and am not sure yet how to pick up stitches along middle of foot. Do I have 65 stitches all on one needle? Where do I put stitches from such holder? In really frustrated that I can not figure this out.

19.10.2014 - 14:00

DROPS Design :

Dear Dianna, when you get 10 sts on middle of foot, pick up from RS 14 sts along the left side of middle foot, knit the sts from thread/st holder and pick up 14 sts along the right side of middle foot = 65 sts. Happy knitting!

20.10.2014 - 11:13

Country flag Esther Spence-Crabb wrote:

There is no sound for this video..

16.10.2014 - 02:57

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs Spence-Crabb, you are correct, there is no sound to our videos, 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. To follow the video, you will need to read the pattern. Happy knitting!

16.10.2014 - 09:56

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