Want to knit some cozy slippers for chilly nights? In this lesson, find out what supplies and basic knitting techniques are needed for this project.

Before you begin knitting the slippers, knitting a small gauge swatch is a great idea—you'll know if your measurements will match the pattern!

Can't read a knitting pattern to save your life? No problem! We All Knit Here explains how to read the pattern for the cozy cuffed slippers project.

You've reviewed the pattern, you've knit a gauge swatch, now let's cast on and start knitting the cuffed cozy slippers! Follow along to begin this project.

You've already begun this pattern and continued knitting 14 rows on your own. In this lesson, create the cuffs for the slippers and learn a new way to cast on!

Let's partially seam up the slipper and try it on! This will ensure the slippers fit and give you an idea of how much more knitting will be needed.

Time for the big finish! Bind off the stitches and weave in the ends to form the cuffed and cozy slippers. This is the last step before blocking.

Now that you've finished knitting these slippers, learn how to shape and coax your yarn into the perfect-looking slippers you've been envisioning.

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Upcycling is all the rage, and so is wine. Why not combine the two to make a wine bottle hummingbird feeder? The hummingbirds will love you, and your garden.