Knitting pattern for Ellinor cozy slippers

The design of these delightful, cozy slippers is inspired by old slipper traditions with the addition of new design elements, and this combination has resulted in a novel, practical slipper that feels like a dream. The slipper is made of either two strands of Önling no 18 or 1 strand of no 18 together with one strand of Silk Mohair yarn, which combined ensure a strong, soft, and comfortable slipper. The Cozy slippers will keep your feet pleasantly warm during the cold winter months. They will also make a wonderful present, either as a hostess gift or as a Christmas present to a loved one.

Pattern was a part of Önling Advent Calendar 2020

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Designed by Katrine Hannibal for Önling

Sizes: (S)M(L)
Shoe sizes (35/37) 38/40 (41/43) / US (5/6.5) 7.5/9 (9.5/11.5)
Length (22)24(26) cm / (8.7)9.5(10.2) inches

Materials:
Önling No. 18, 75% wool and 25%  polyester from recycled PET bottles, 100 g = 459 yrds / 420 m.
Önling No. 10, 70% Super Kid Mohair and 30% Silk, 25 g approx. 210 m.

Color A: Önling No. 18 = 70 g
Color B: Önling No. 10 = 30 g

The slippers are worked all the way through with one strand of Color A and one strand of Color B held together.

Or 

Color A: Önling no 18 = 80-100 g 

worked with two strands of Color A all the way through held together. 

Recommended needles:
32-inch circular needle size 3 mm / US 2.5 for Magic
Loop, or same size double-pointed needles.

Gauge:
24 sts x 32 rows in stockinette on needles size 3 mm / US
2,5 = 10x10 cm / 4x4 inches

Procedure:
The slipper is worked in seed stitch from the heel to the instep, and then continued according to the diagram down to the tip of the toes. The slipper is easily knit, and the finishing is simple with only few ends to weave in.