Soccasins
Moccasins or Socks? Now you don't have to choose! These crocheted Soccasins look like adorable winter boots for the indoors. The best part? You can make them in a variety of styles and colors. This unisex crochet pattern is a must-do for winter. They will keep your feet warm and toasty all season long. They're also stylish; you'll be an a trend-setter wherever you go.
Crochet HookC/2 or 2.75 mm hook, E/4 or 3.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)
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Daughter of Light
Dec 28, 2017
I've been looking at slipper patterns for quite awhile now and these look sufficiently substantial and comfy to boot LOL ) I'm definitely NOT "advanced" so that part has me concerned! I may have to have my crochet sages in my women's group come along side me or even pay one of them to make these up. I love the brown color of this yarn...so earthy and woodsy! I'm not very much of a risk taker though, so I think I'll search out a lighter brown for the sock portion.
JaneEK
Aug 29, 2017
These just look comfy. The designer has done a really nice job with these, and Im so glad shes included a link to larger sizes. What Id really like to do is use the top portion and sock and replace the sole part with a flip flop. That way Im not completely restricted to wearing these inside. Im not a fan of the Mary Jane version though. Maybe if it were done in black I might like it better.
Hippie Chick
Jun 16, 2017
These are quite original. The pattern gives instructions for both booties and Mary Janes. So you could make one for everyone in the family whether girl or guy. You could even get creative and make the booties green and the socks red and white stripe for an elf costume for Christmas.
lcarr
Dec 20, 2016
I have been eyeing these for a while now, but the pattern says the size is 14 cm long and 11cm tall. I need to make them in a large man's size. I wonder how using a thicker yarn will alter the appearance of these slippers. Has anyone else here tried? I would love to know how they turned out for you.
deecouvillon 77160 59
Nov 14, 2016
I had to go to 3/4 different places to get all the pictures and instructions for this pattern. Difficult and time consuming. Megan's patterns are very, very nice and easy to crochet. She does beautiful work.
Cheryl Y
Oct 24, 2016
I really like the look of these Soccasins, I have tried the written pattern and can't get it to work. Mine looked so odd and nothing like the pictured soccasins. I'm not sure what I have done wrong, but I'll keep trying. I have been crocheting for 30 years now and this will work one way or the other.. Thanks
mulberrygalprinces s
May 11, 2016
These are very warm so I just make them for family and friends in the North. The ones here in Florida don't need them. I have found that guys like them done up in brown with black tops or dark blue. For the ladies I like to get creative.
Littlenancy49567 9 348675
Aug 04, 2015
you have just allowed me to open my own Pandora's Box!
WWitch
Jun 16, 2015
How do I get the patterns here? I know there is a place that says to click here to get the pattern, but it will not go to the pattern! How can I get the pattern for the Soccasins? It is a great looking slipper I want the free pattern so I can learn how to do these kind of slipper. ty
lionessleo54 99354 33
Oct 17, 2013
Wow. I will have to get my finger out all the fantastic patterns you keep finding that I want to crochet. Linda
outspokn3 9779172
Feb 05, 2013
I have two Nephews on the way, can't wait to get started! You are very talented. Thank you for sharing.
bettykmiec 9335159
Jan 31, 2013
The answer for larger sizes of the soccasin is located when you click here for pattern. The lady has not created a larger slipper as yet.
Patti 092955
Jan 30, 2013
I made these and they are really warm. I have people asking me all the time to make soccasins for them and their family. The best slippers ever.
lydiaportelli7 225 2514
Jan 08, 2013
most interesting and very useful for crochet lovers
momlen 5440908
Nov 11, 2012
momlen Has anyone made this in adult size . I used g hook , increased chain to 29, then counted stitches thru row 6 to increase, after row 11 got lost, love the slipper, but feel I'm wasting my time. Any help would me appreciated
quincy535 4797997
Dec 07, 2012
I would like to know too so if you get an answer let me know.
Bdatz35 8184248
Nov 08, 2012
I haven't made them yet but soon ,like the self cuff
amreid2 1937842
Nov 05, 2012
I'm confused too. What size shoe is it for because 14cm is about 6 ins. I need 10 1/2 ins. Or is it child size??
bettykmiec 9335159
Jan 31, 2013
It's a slipper not a sock. Larger sizes have not been created yet so it's a trial and error on our own.
momlen 5440908
Oct 31, 2012
how do u get answers to questions from this site????
momlen 5440908
Oct 31, 2012
momlen Love the patttern, but quite confusing , need larger sizes and conversions to inches
merrycat066 533846 3
Oct 14, 2012
I have made something similar to this pattern by Red Heart. It wasn't a handy looking, and the other pattern. With the other pattern, the biggest complain from my friends and family were that the Red Heart pattern for slippers, did not have a cuff to stay on their feet! This is a wonderful solution. I want to add it to my folder so I can refer to it again, when I am able to print it soon.
anauto 7872191
Oct 07, 2011
Fabulous! I can hardly wait for the adult instructions! At the "Young" age of 75 don't think I can figure out the adult size.... or maybe just too lazy! ) I've crocheted for 60 years!....Yes, I think it is lazy!br br I am making these for my 6 Great grandchildren for "stocking stuffers" or maybe this will be the "stocking" and I will add some "goodies"! I like that idea! I would love to make these for my adult GrandChildren (9) and 4 "children" (all in 50) in their favorite team colors. IE Illinois, Packers, Rams, etc., etc.) Thanks for sharing your talent with all of us "crafters"! br
milkh65 5060913
Sep 10, 2011
I have hit a snag. Finished the soccasin slipper but unable to understand directions for putting on the cuff. Can you help me
kimesalice 0491955
Feb 15, 2011
need table for size and needle conversion to adjust sizes to be made.
gscy8
Feb 15, 2011
These are really cute Megan! I can't wait to make tham for my daughter AND myself!
sugarshack49 50690 75
Feb 07, 2011
Really love the look of the soccasins. I liked the enbedded tutorial of the slip stitch. How unique. This is a stitch I will be using in other projects, also. Thank you. I will definately, be playing with this pattern.
CanadianSheWolf
Feb 05, 2011
I had no problems, printed out the pattern and also printed out Megans' comments.
nangy
Feb 04, 2011
Toooo Cute!! I am gonna make some of these for my mom and mother in law,she broke her ankle a couple of months ago and she could really use something comfy,thanks for sharing.
Megan Mills
Feb 04, 2011
Hello fellow crafty people, I'm the designer, Megan. When you get to the pattern page there is another link to the written instructions. It says "The pattern is available here" in the blurb to the pattern and the word 'here' is bold, blue and underlined - that's the link. I haven't made adult sizes yet but here is what I tell people in the meantime: To vary the size I recommend that first of all you make one small one in any old yarn, just to learn how the instructions create the structure. Even better, make it in the yarn you intend to use for the larger size to better estimate how many more stitches and rows/rounds are needed to get from the little size to the bigger. To make them longer make the starting chain longer and do some more rounds (increasing at heel and toe to keep them flat) on the soles. Do more rounds up the sides to make them come higher for the larger foot and then you will also find that your instep section is necessarily wider and goes on for more rows (just want you want). Putting on the cuff is a matter of winging it (but should be quite easy once you've understood the principle from the little one). For the sock do more starting chain to make the sock longer and then follow the same method as for the smaller size. It will take more rows to go around but that's just what you want because it has to go around a bigger ankle. Bear in mind that you want to wear them a little snug on your feet, sloppy slippers are not comfortable, so work on the basis of a little negative ease. I hope that helps all of you who want these for adults and older children. Kind regards, Megan
Connie Elliott
Nov 08, 2012
Megan Thank you for your comment on possibly how to make these bootie larger, I don't quite understand how this works and when I started making them I was not aware they were for children. Is there anyway at all you could give a pattern in print for the larger size. I love the style of them and really hate to waste the $15 that I spent for yarn to make them. I am a 9 1/2 shoe. Maybe for this pattern's name you might add for children some how. Again Megan I love this pattern. Thank you so much Connie Elliott
cacrdchome 4624247
Feb 04, 2011
It came up for me, there is another link on the picture page that comes up.
sissylu3
Feb 04, 2011
I can't get the pattern to come up! Keeps telling me it can't find the site - anybody else having that problem?
Julys Diamond
Feb 04, 2011
Looks something that I will try for myself and put some intersoles in them for foot comfort.
mremers 6888152
Feb 04, 2011
I really like these but I want to make adult ones. Can I be notified when you make the changes for the sizes. Thanks.
crochet mom
Jan 02, 2011
I like these but I'm allergic to wool can I use reg. worsted weight yarn? and I also would like an adult size. Thanks, Crochet mom
watchersangelkitty
Nov 26, 2010
these are tiny. I used worsted weight yarn and a G hook and got a child size. I need sizes for adults. Can someone tell me how to get them larger? Thanks
Marzapan
May 02, 2010
I've seen a pattern like this that was knit, I don't knit, and really wanted it. Thanks for the pattern! Can't wait to try it! xoxo LeAnn
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