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Looking for Knitted Slipper Pattern with Ribbed Sole

9 years ago

I bought these slippers at a craft sale, they are knitted and seems to be knitted in just one piece. The soles of the slippers are ribbed. Have searched the internet for a pattern like this but non to be found. Maybe someone of this site has this pattern that they would like to share. Hope so. :)

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Annie Deighnaugh
9 years ago
These look different but have a ribbed sole.

This one also has a ribbed sole.

Here's a third pattern with a ribbed sole.
User
9 years ago
You may be able to find a pattern on Ravelry.com.
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Janey - formerly jane2
9 years ago
I got all excited for you when I saw these slippers – "Booties for
Grown-Ups": http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/booties-for-grown-ups

But soon realized that garter stitch is not ribbing ... but it could be
changed to ribbing.

The soles of the Jasmine Slippers could also be changed to ribbing from garter
stitch. Found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyW7s2ndmxo

The soles of the Knitted Moccasin Slippers – here: http://www.crochetandknitting.com/mocslipk.htm –
could also be changed to ribbing.

When I first saw your slippers, I said that they looked like Pocketbook
Slippers ... two-toned Pocketbook Slippers.

Seamless Salomas Slippers by Megan Williams are a type
of pocketbook slippers and they are the nearest to what
you have (which might not be all that believable, coming from someone who could
not tell the difference between garter stitch and ribbing). lol
Seamless Salomas Slippers can be found here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/seamless-salomas-slippers

You might try Searching for various other Pocketbook Slipper
patterns.

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