Free Red Heart Knit Time-Off Slipper Socks Pattern, Men's 10

Item# RHK0428-016253V

Keep tootsies toasty with easy-knit slipper socks using Red Heart With Love.

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  • Red Heart Knit Time-Off Slipper Socks
  • Red Heart Knit Time-Off Slipper Socks
  • Red Heart Knit Time-Off Slipper Socks
  • Red Heart Knit Time-Off Slipper Socks
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Free Red Heart Knit Time-Off Slipper Socks Pattern, Men's 10

Item# RHK0428-016253V

Keep tootsies toasty with easy-knit slipper socks using Red Heart With Love.

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  • Description

    Free Easy Knit Socks Pattern for Men

    It's time to unwind in ultimate comfort with slipper socks that bring relaxation to a whole new level. Knit using Red Heart With Love in the color shown, or uncover favorite shades to complete a pair for everyone on your list. With so many colors to choose from, this cozy pattern will have you coming back for more.

    Material Notes

    Everything you need to make your new project is included in this kit! Time to get stitching, and don’t forget to share your progress!

  • Sizing Notes

    Sizing Notes

    Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!

    Finished Measurements

    You can view the finished size for this pattern by downloading the pdf.

  • Care

    Pattern Care

    Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

    • Do Not Bleach
    • Do Not Iron
    • Machine Wash in Warm Water, Delicate Setting
    • Tumble Dry, Low Heat

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  • Questions & Answers

    Questions

    1 - 3 of 3 Questions

    Q: Can the pattern please show a drawing of the fully knitted slipper before seaming.

    3 months ago
    1 Answer

    A: If you fold the beginning cast on in half together, that is where your seam starts. The photos here are slipper in progress, ribbing has not yet been added

    2 months ago
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    Q: Do I knit two for one foot OR one for one foot. I am having a difficult time figuring out how to sew it together.

    3 months ago
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    A: You will make two, one for each foot. The slipper is knit flat. Follow the instructions as written, it will look odd, but just keep going. When you finish working the ribbing, leave a long tail, and using mattress stitch, or your favorite seaming method, and seam the ribbing together and keep seaming all the way down to the end. Once you complete the seaming, the slipper will make sense.

    3 months ago
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    Q: I don't understand the "turn work" instructions in rows 9-25 of the instep. Am I supposed to leave the rest of the row on a stitch holder or something?

    a month ago
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