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I’m so excited to share this quick & easy Velvet Ballet Slippers crochet pattern with you! Crochet slippers pattern includes a free video tutorial on YouTube. The tutorial also includes how to make the faux fur pompoms. The PDF pattern includes children Sizes 9/10 (11/12, 13/1, 2/3, 4/5) and adult Sizes 4/5 (6/7, 8/9, 10/11, 12/13).


Do you ever just see a new yarn that you must have! I felt that way about Bernat Velvet. Maybe it’s just a flashback to my teenage years when velvet was so in that made me need it!

So I’ve had a ball staring at me for a while and inspiration finally kicked in. I made these Quick & Easy Velvet Ballet Slippers. The velvet makes them so luxurious! Plus they are so quick to make for gifts. Who wouldn’t love a pair?

I’m just crazy for Fur pom’s right now so I thought they’d be the perfect added touch for these slippers. I picked up some faux fur trim, cut in a square and made my own tiny pom’s.

These are such a quick and easy affordable gift. I was able to make 4 adult pairs from 1 ball of yarn and I still have lots of trim left on the roll. I estimate I can make about 14-16 pom’s off one roll that I purchased for $4.99. So if you’re looking for an affordable quick pattern perfect for gifts and markets this is it!

The pattern includes child sizes 9/10 up to 4/5 and Adult sizes from 4/5 up to 12/13. To make sure you’re successful at this pattern I did a full video tutorial on YouTube showing how to make a child-size crochet slippers in 2/3. The video also includes the pom pom tutorial that you can watch here!
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Make sure to check your gauge as it’s very important for a correct fit. They will fit snug but will stretch out so a tight fit is good. Don’t worry about them being slippery. They don’t slip at all on hardwood!


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This pattern is designed by Michelle Moore of MJ’s Off The Hook Designs Inc, based in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada. Your go-to source for modern, easy crochet patterns. Published on January 16th, 2026.
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