Simple slippers (papke)

Improve the number of eyes. At least thirty. For a wide leg and forty. Leave the beginning thread a little longer so that you can tap with it. Each row just knits the right eyes. So the thread is always behind the knit, and push the needle through the eye from left to right. When you're done, turn the work and move your first eyebrow as if you are doing the right eye but do not bend it. So the thread is still behind the knit, tapping the needle in your right hand through the eye to the left to the right and switch it over. Other eyebrows knit right. Repeat the procedure until you get the length from heel to finger. You got the point of the cuff

Now you have to knit your fingers and you need to knit with a regular ribbed scarf to knit the knot on that part. So you knit one eye right, your other eye is wrong and repeat until the end of the line. In the new order, repeat the process by switching the first eye to the right eye.

In the last line when you've plunked enough to knit two eyelashes together right. So you'll cut the number of snoops to make it easier to finish.

Cut the thread a bit longer, thread it through a wide-eyed needle, and use the needle to remove the remaining needles. Hang tightly to get your work packed up and close the part you worked on with a ribbon. If you want your slippers to be more closed, slam them as deeply as possible, just leave the footstep.

Thread the thread first through the needle and cover the back of the slipper. Your slipper is over. Repeat the whole procedure again to skip the other pair of slippers.