The Best Felted Slippers Patterns For Knitters & Crocheters – 6 Popular Patterns Including The Famous Sailor Slippers!

Posted by Danielle | Jan 2, 2026 | Crochet Patterns, Featured, Knitting Patterns |

Felted slippers and sailor slippers will continue to be a big trend in 2026 … and when you make your own, don’t forget the Sock Stop to give them traction – you want these comfy slippers to be non-slip and super grippy!

Annie Germain’s pattern kicked off the recent revival last fall … enjoy these variations and remember, felting requires real animal fibers, synthetics won’t work!

Knit Sailor Slippers Pattern from Annie Germain of Annie Sews UK (original pattern that started the trend!)	Crochet Sailor Slipper Pattern from Ruby Yarn Studio	Knit Felted Slippers Pattern from Handmade By Esqu
Crochet Felted Wool Slippers Pattern from Smaakvol	Crochet Felted Slippers Pattern Moss Crochet	Crochet Felted Slippers Pattern from Knot Sew Cute

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