Star Slipper Crochet Pattern

Could you use the easiest crochet slipper pattern ever? A slipper pattern that is super chic to boot? This folded rectangle Star Slipper is just the thing to show off your love of crochet. Grab your yarn and let’s whip up some easy folded slippers!

Star Slipper Crochet Pattern

This slipper pattern is a double whammy because not only is it the final official sock in the Sock Week Collection, it is ALSO the July installment of the 2025 Donation Crochet Series! For the past six years, Heart Hook Home had released a new pattern on the second Friday of each month, all grouped into year-long crochet series. Past series are:

2020 Washcloth Series (36 wash cloth patterns!)

2021 Household Series (useful crochet patterns for around the house)

2022 Car Series (12 awesome patterns for your vehicle)

2023 One Skein Series (all patterns that use one skein of yarn or less!)

2024 Dog/Pet Series (geared toward dogs, cats, and critters)

2025 Donation Series (items we can make to donate)

This year’s Donation Series is all about things that we can make in droves that we can donate to local shelters, hospitals, long term care facilities, etc. These patterns tend to be easily memorizable and quick so that we can knock them out while watching our favorite show or with our morning coffee.

This month’s pattern is a rectangle style folded crochet slipper that is so easy to make. I love the thickness of this stitch, and the way this yarn’s colors transition is perfection. That being said, you can make any rectangle using any stitch (including single crochet, half double, or any sturdy stitch such as the Thermal or Alternating Single Crochet Spike Stitch). You’ll fold the rectangle in the same way no matter which stitch you use.

For this pattern I am using Chroma Worsted yarn because of the gorgeous color changes. I absolutely love the bright colorways and the way the Star Stitch works up with this yarn.

Grab the ad-free, printable version of this pattern on Ravelry, Etsy or right here in the Heart Hook Home Blog Shop. You can also grab the entire Sock Week Collection in one easy-to-read PDF (or here on Etsy). Thank you!

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Materials:

Worsted weight yarn (Chroma Worsted used)
-approx. (100, 120, 140, 160, 180, 230, 270) yards total

Crochet hook in size 5mm or size needed to obtain gauge

Gauge: 9 Star sts (18 total sts) and 12 rows (6 total Stars) in 4” square using the Star Stitch

Pattern Notes:

Pattern written using US terms.

The chain at the beginning of each row does NOT count as a stitch.

The EVEN numbered rows are “Right Side”.

The row ends are the “heel” and “toe”.

Abbreviations/Stitches:

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St(s): Stitch(es)
Sc: Single crochet
Ch(s): Chain(s)
Star St: Star Stitch
Sl st: Slip stitch
Hdc: Half double crochet
Sk: Skip
Lhdcslst = Linked Half Double Crochet Slip Stitch = Pull up a loop in the eye of the final Star st (two loops on hook), pull up a loop in the final stitch of the row, pull straight through first two loops.

Pattern:

Row 1: Ch-(27, 33, 37, 39, 41, 47, 51), sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each to end. (26, 32, 36, 38, 40, 46, 50)

Row 2: Ch-3, turn, pull up a loop in the 2nd ch from hook, and 3rd ch from hook, and in each of the first 3 sts, (6 loops on hook) YO pull through all loops, ch-1. * Star st using eye of previous star, final “leg” of star, same st, and next two sts, ch-1 * repeat between * * until one st remains, Lhdcslst using eye of final star and final st. (12, 15, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24 Star sts)

Row 3: Ch-1, turn, sl st in first st, 2hdc in eye of each Star st across, hdc in final st. (26, 32, 36, 38, 40, 46, 50)

Rows 4 through (17, 19, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27): alternate previous two rows (26, 32, 36, 38, 40, 46, 50)

Heel:

Fasten off leaving a ~12” long tail for seaming. Fold rectangle in half widthwise and sew row end for row end. Weave in end.

Toe:

Attach yarn at top right of the sl stitched side (for “right foot”) or top left of the sl stitched side (for “left foot”). Using yarn tail, whip stitch row ends for a total of (11, 12, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18) rows and pull to cinch together. Secure toe by weaving in ends.