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Cozy Slipper Socks on the Loom. Free Pattern

This pattern provides a beginner-friendly guide to making cozy slipper socks using loom knitting techniques. The materials, methods, and step-by-step instructions are included, as a link to a helpful YouTube video. Detailed instructions on loom setup and stitch sequences are given, making it accessible for all skill levels.

Materials

  • Serenity Chunky Prints: 109 yds; 3.53 oz; Colorway: Golden
  • Loom: Cindwood with 24 pegs 5/8” peg gauge
  • Looming Tool
  • Stitch Markers; Optional

Skill Level

Beginner/Easy

Stitches: 

Chain Cast On

Flat Knit (FK)

Purl

EW (E-Wrap Knit)

Draw String Cast Off

Cozy Slipper Socks

Notes:

  • If you loom knit loosely you will need an additional skein of yarn
  • One skein of yarn will create mismatched stripes. 
  • Stitch markers are used (optional) to mark pattern repeats
  • The pattern has an accompanying YouTube video for visual learners

Cozy Slipper Socks 

Materials

  • Serenity Chunky Prints: 109 yds; 3.53 oz; Colorway: Golden
  • Loom: Cindwood with 24 pegs 5/8” peg gauge
  • Looming Tool
  • Stitch Markers; Optional

Skill Level

Beginner/Easy

Techniques

Chain Cast On

Flat Knit (FK)

Purl

EW (E-Wrap Knit)

Draw String Cast Off

Loom Set Up

Mark pegs in sets of 2 for the rib stitch. 

Make 2

1. Chain cast on to loom the opposite way you are comfortable working ( I.E. if you are comfortable looming clockwise then you should cast on counterclockwise when using the chain cast on)

2. Work FK2, P2 rib stitch for 2”

3. Work garter stitch until the piece measures 11” – E-Wrap one round, purl the next

4. FK for 2 additional inches

5. EW one round 

6. Start Cast-Off Sequence-

One round of FK (Loosely)

Move Stitch from peg 4 to 3, 8 to 7, 12 to 11, 16 to 15, 20 to 19, 24 to 23

One round of FK; place working yarn behind empty pegs. Treat all pegs with 2 stitches as 1

Move Stitch from peg 2 to 1, 6 to 5, 10 to 9, 14 to 13, 18 to 17, 22 to 21

One round of FK; place working yarn behind empty pegs. Treat all pegs with 2 stitches as 1. 

You should now have 1 stitch on every other peg. Wrap the working yarn around the loom 2 times and cut the yarn. Using your looming tool, pull yarn through every other stitch on the loom; pulling off as you go. Continue in this manner until all pegs are empty. Turn the sock inside out and pull the working yarn snug to close the toe. Weave in ends!

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