Hand-knitted warm slippers suitable for winter. The following illustrated steps roughly explain the method, which is suitable for friends with knitting basics to learn and complete.
1. Depending on the thickness of the thread, the number of stitches is slightly different. I used 16 stitches, which is an average thickness of wool. In order to prevent it from being too loose, it is appropriate to look for thinner needles, as long as the knitted upper is neither too hard nor too soft.
2. Start adding stitches in the second row (two rows are counted once at a time). I have posted a picture of the stitching position, which is to add a trocar when there is one stitch left on the leftmost side of each row.
3. Once the upper reaches the width of your usual shoes, no stitches will be added.
4. After the upper reaches the length of the instep, start knitting the "ears" of the shoe. Knitting method of "ears": Leave a few needles in the middle, and give the remaining needles equally to the two "ears". Then start knitting one of them first, leaving the needles close to the soles unopened, and the other side knitting one stitch each time to the end, and finally Leave three stitches; one ear is finished. Hehe, don’t be too busy tearing off the thread. It’s not finished yet. Let’s start going back. The entire upper is double-layered. Now we start knitting a clone of the ear just now. How did you close the needle just now? Now go back and release it. After the second layer of one ear is knitted, you can start tossing the other ear. Both ears have two layers, and then work on the second layer of the upper. Warm reminder: You can only use a flat needle for the inner layer, which saves trouble. On the other hand, it will be smoother when worn this way, and you can use miscellaneous threads. Anyway, only your feet will know whether the inside is beautiful or not.
5. After weaving two layers of uppers, you'd better find some cloth, sandwich it in the middle of the uppers, and sew them together, so that the woolen uppers won't be easily out of shape. Also, the side where the threads were changed just now is already in the mezzanine, so your feet will not hook those threads.
6. After finishing the upper, look at the sole. The patterns are the same. Just knit according to the size of the sole. It should be slightly smaller than the sole you bought, because wool is an easy stretchable thing. When sewing, you'd better addSomething. This makes it easier to keep warm.
7. First sew the purchased soles with the knitted soles (you can use ordinary hand sewing needles, or you can use the tool that looks like a screwdriver that I sent on the 82nd floor). If you feel that the knitted soles are not enough It can be thick, you can also add elastic wadding or something thicker, such as bits and pieces of woolen material, as long as you have a way to fix them on the soles you bought.
8. The upper does not need to be mixed with the purchased sole. You only need to sew the sole you knitted together with the upper. Simply sew it with a common needle for sewing sweaters.
9. Pull the coil just above the sole of the shoe
10. Sewing knitted soles and purchased soles
Continue to sew the knitted soles and the purchased soles
11. Dial in the thread
12. Tighten the thread and hide the sutured thread.
13. Only sew the upper and woven sole.
