Trendy Crochet Slippers With Laces Pattern For Cozy Wear

Step into cozy comfort with this Crochet Slippers With Laces Pattern perfect for warm feet, playful style, and relaxed, comfy days at home.

These slippers combine practicality and elegance to offer a cozy, stylish option for everyday home wear. The Crochet Slippers With Laces Pattern features laces that provide a secure and adjustable fit while adding a subtle decorative touch that enhances the overall design. The textured stitches create both durability and visual interest, giving the slippers a polished, handmade look.

Chic Crochet Slippers With Laces Pattern For Stylish Footwear

They keep feet warm and comfortable, making them ideal for relaxing indoors, morning routines, or lounging after a long day. The pattern allows for creative freedom with yarn choices, colors, and lace styles, so each pair can be personalized to match individual taste.

Finished slippers combine softness, support, and refined handmade charm, offering a versatile and inviting accessory that brings comfort, warmth, and a touch of sophistication to everyday home life.

Special Features

Adjustable sizing for adult feet (sizes 33–43)
Lace-up front detail for a modern, custom fit
Cushiony, flexible sole with sturdy stitching
Designed with easy construction in mind, minimal seaming required

Difficulty Level

Beginner/Easy.
If you can chain, do double crochets, and sew a seam, you can make these slippers!

Tutor’s Suggestions

Adjust the number of starting chains by 7cm for each size above or below the base pattern.
Don’t skip the marking steps—they’re key for toe shaping and easy assembly.
Use up leftover yarn for cord laces and registration details.

Uses

House slippers
Easy handmade gifts
Practice for mastering basic crochet construction

Materials

Main yarn: Approx. 100g DK or aran acrylic yarn (Sample: Yellow, color 0318, 100% acrylic; 200m/100g)
Contrast yarn: Small amount of white for registration detail/laces
Crochet hooks: 4mm for the slipper, 3mm for the cord/laces
Tapestry needle for sewing and weaving in ends
Scissors
Stitch markers or scrap yarn

Pattern Instructions

Sizing Notes

Starting chain fits size 37–38.
Adjust for other sizes: Add or subtract 7cm of chains per size (see chart below).
Size 36: -7cm, Size 39: +7cm, etc.
The slipper easily fits adult sizes 33–43 using this adjustment.

Step 1: Crochet the Sole

Chain 24 (for size 37–38). Adjust chains for desired size.
Row 1 (Sole Foundation):
- Skip 2 chains from hook, then work 11 half double crochets (hdc) in the next 11 chains.
- Work 12 double crochets (dc) in the following 12 chains.
- In the same stitch as last dc, make 7 dc for the rounded toe turn.
- (Continue around other side of foundation chain)
- Work 12 dc down the other side.
- Finish with 11 hdc.
- At the heel, place 2 or 3 more dc to round the shape.
- Join with slip stitch in first hdc.
- Mark the center stitches at toe and heel with yarn/safety pin.

Step 2: Shape the Sole

Round 2:
- Chain 3.
- Dc in each stitch to 2 dc before the toe marker.
- [At toe:] Increase: 2dc in next st, 3dc in marked st, 2dc in next st.
- Dc in each stitch to 2 dc before heel marker.
- [At heel:] Increase as at toe.
- Join with slip stitch, move markers to new center stitch of increases.
Repeat once more for a total of 3 sole rounds, always increasing at toe and heel as above.
Fasten off.

Step 3: Form the Slipper Body

Attach yarn at the back (heel).
Round 4:
- Relief round: Ch 3, front post dc (FPdc) around each stitch from previous round (from behind post).
- Sl st to join.
Round 5:
- Ch 3, dc in back loops only around.
- Sl st to join.
Round 6:
- Mark the center front stitch.
- Ch 3, dc in back loops only to 10 st before marker.
- Begin toe shaping with 5 decreases (dc2tog in back loops) on each side of center marker.
- Dc in back loops only to end.
- Sl st to join.
Round 7:
- Ch 3, dc in back loops only, make 5 decreases each side of marker as above.
Round 8:
- Repeat, working 10 decreases (dc2tog) across the toe section.

Step 4: Close the Toe

Next round: dc in back loops around until toe decreases (10 st).
For each decrease st, pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through 2 (do not finish); leave all remaining loops on hook. When all toe stitches are on hook, pull yarn through all loops to close toe.
Finish round normally.

Step 5: Seam the Instep

Fold slipper so toe opening is closed, count 10 sts on each side.
With yarn and tapestry needle, whipstitch or mattress stitch the 10 sts on each side together to form the top/toe.

Step 6: Finish Cuff

Work three rounds of single crochet (sc) around the slipper opening.
Ch 2 at start of each round; close with sl st at end of each round.
Fasten off, weave in all ends.

Step 7: Make and Insert Laces

With 3mm hook & white yarn: Chain 100–120 (approx. 1 meter).
Fasten off, leaving a long tail.
Thread tail onto tapestry needle and lace up through the front, criss-crossing as shown in the video, or as you’d lace a sneaker.

Step 8: Finishing Touches

Tie laces, add knots at the ends, and trim excess.
Weave in all ends securely.
Make the second slipper to match!

Conclusion

You’ve just made a pair of trendy, eye-catching lace-up slippers! They’re easy, customizable, and perfect for gifting or for keeping your own feet warm. Share your finished work on social media and tag us so we can see your creations!

Pro Tip

Want a snugger fit or firmer slipper? Use a smaller hook, or add an extra round of single crochet at the cuff. Try adding puffy paint dots to the sole for non-slip power.