Winter is here, and if you’re anything like me, your feet start to freeze when the weather gets cold. Thankfully, there’s a solution: warm crochet slipper boots! Plus, slippers make great Christmas gifts! Each pair of slipper boots in this round-up is easy and quick to crochet, so let’s jump right in!
1. Easy Crochet Slipper Boots
These easy crochet slipper boots are made with bulky yarn, so they’ll keep you warm all winter—even more so if you use a wool blend yarn like the designer did! The slippers can be made in women’s sizes 6 through 11 and are crafted with easy stitches plus the front post double crochet and back post double crochet, both of which are explained in the pattern. There’s also a video tutorial for the whole project, so this pattern is perfect for visual learners.
2. Crochet Slipper Boots
These simple slipper boots are made with chunky yarn and basic stitches, so they will work up quickly and easily. They can be made to fit shoe sizes 3 through 12, and the tall shaft of the boots means your legs will stay nice and warm.
3. Brickwork Slipper Boots
I love the brickwork texture of these slipper boots, which is created by a combination of simple stitches and the front post double crochet, half double crochet decrease, and a special double crochet decrease, all of which are explained in the pattern. The slippers are made with Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick, a super bulky acrylic wool blend that will definitely keep your toes warm.
4. Slipper Boots
These slipper boots have such a stylish button closure, and they’re made with worsted weight yarn and simple stitches. That means this is an easy and quick project, so you’ll have warm feet in no time!
5. Chunky Cabled Slipper Boots
The cable pattern on these slipper boots is absolutely stunning, and all the special stitches you will need are explained in the pattern. So grab some super bulky yarn, choose whether to make a small, medium, or large pair of boots, and you’ll have a pair in no time!
6. Taos Crochet Slipper Boots with Flip Flop Soles
These stunning slipper boots go all the way up to your knees, so they’re sure to keep you warm. I also love the pom-pom accessory and the flip-flop soles that add durability. These boots can be made in women’s sizes 5 through 10, and you’ll need super bulky yarn and knowledge of basic stitches.
7. Chukka Crochet Slipper Boots
Here’s another pair of crochet slipper boots made with flip-flop soles, and I think they’re just so stylish! For this project, you will need super bulky yarn and knowledge of simple stitches. So choose whether you want to make small, medium, or large boots, and dive tight in!
8. Classic Crochet Slipper Boots
These fashionable slipper boots feature a scalloped top edge and fun button closure. They’re made with two strands of worsted weight yarn held together, and you will need to know basic stitches plus the half double crochet decrease, the double crochet decrease, and the reverse single crochet, all of which are explained in the pattern. The pattern is very detailed and includes plenty of helpful photos, so this is a great project if you’re looking to expand your crochet skills.
9. Crochet Sweater Boots
Once again we are turning to a crochet slipper boot that uses a flip-flop sole. These boots feature a stunning ridged design and buttons, and are made with super bulky yarn and easy stitches. There are also four video tutorials in the pattern to guide you through the whole crafting process.
10. Crochet Rain Boots
Aren’t these crochet rain boots just so cute! Of course, they won’t keep the rain out, but they’re perfect for wearing around the house. These slipper boots are designed for babies ages 6 to 12 months, and they’re made with worsted weight yarn and simple stitches.
11. Short Crocodile Boots
These short crocodile boots feature such a fun texture. The pattern is for a women’s medium bootie, which should fit shoe sizes 7 through 9. They’re made with simple stitches plus the crocodile stitch, which is explained over the course of the pattern.
12. Tall Crochet Mukluk Slippers
These mukluk slippers are super cozy, and they’re very similar to the sixth pattern in this round-up, except that the soles are crocheted instead of made from flip-flops, and the boots won’t quite reach your knees. These are perfect if you prefer a shorter slipper boot during the winter months. Just grab some super bulky wool blend yarn and make sure you know the basic crochet stitches.
13. Hexagon Slippers
I love these hexagon slippers because they can be made in any number of color combinations. I especially love the Christmassy red, white, and green combination that the designer chose. These are super easy to make because you just crochet 8 hexagons (four for each slipper) and seam them together following the diagrams in the pattern. The pattern is very detailed, so this is a great project for crocheters of all levels.
14. Walk on Water Slippers
These slippers are simple yet stunning. They’re made with super bulky wool yarn and easy stitches. You can choose to make your slipper boots in sizes 5 through 10½.
15. Annabelle Slippers
I love the delicate look of these striped Annabelle slipper boots, and I especially love the floral accessories. The slippers are made from a worsted weight wool-alpaca blend, so they are sure to be super cozy.
16. Knee-High Boot Socks
If your legs get cold in the winter, these are the slipper boots for you! They go all the way to your knees! For this project, you will need either a heavy worsted weight yarn or a bulky yarn, and knowledge of basic stitches plus the foundation single crochet, which is described in the pattern.
17. Crochet Wrap Around Button Baby Boots
Here are some adorable slipper boots for babies. They feature a fun button closure, though you could also leave off the buttons if you are worried about a choking hazard. For these slippers, grab some worsted weight yarn and make sure you know basic stitches plus the dc2tog and dc3tog decreases. The pattern includes written instructions, a stitch chart, and plenty of photos, so it’s great for learners of all types.
18. Peachy Baby’s Booties
These adorable baby slipper booties are very easy to make and will fit babies 6 months through a year old. Just grab some worsted weight yarn and you will have two tiny booties in no time at all!
19. Crochet Cuffed Baby Booties
Last but certainly not least are these crochet cuffed baby booties. They’re super stylish with their turned cuff and button accessory, and I especially love the style that includes a flower around the button. This is a quick and easy pattern because it calls for only simple stitches, and there’s even a video tutorial.
Which crochet slipper boots will you be making to stay warm this winter? Let us know in the comments!
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