This slipper loom knitting pattern is aimed at beginners to intermediates, based on its relative complexity compared with other similar slipper patterns. It is important to remember these are general instructions and the number of rows may vary depending on the size of slipper you desire. It's always a good idea to measure the foot of the person before starting to knit and then approximate the number of rows required from there.
 
Step 1: Wrap thirty rows (With different colors if necessary)

Step 2: Turn for a cuff and knit off (To turn for a cuff, pick up the first row and place it back on the pegs before knitting off).

Step 3: Wrap & Knit ten rows

Heel

Step 4: Wrap pegs 1-14 and knit off

Step 5: Working on the opposite direction (counterclockwise, towards the thumb tack,) wrap pegs 13-2, and knit off

Step 6: Wrap the pegs clockwise again and wrap pegs 3 -12, then knit off

Step 7: Wrap pegs 11 -4 again (working counterclockwise), and knit off

Step 8: Wrap pegs 10-5 (clockwise) and then knit off

Step 9: Wrap pegs 9-6 (counterclockwise) and then knit off

Step 10: Wrap pegs 8-7 (clockwise) and then knit off

Step 11: Wrap pegs 7-8 (counterclockwise) and knit off

Step 12: Wrap pegs 9-6 and knit off

Step 13: Wrap pegs 5-10 and knit off

Step 14: Wrap pegs 11-4 and knit off

Step 15: Wrap pegs 3-12and knit off

Step 16: Wrap pegs 13-2 and knit off

Step 17: Wrap pegs 1-14 and knit off

End of Heel

Step 18: Wrap (clockwise) the whole loom and knit thirty-five more rows. Knit as many rows needed to fit the person.

Step 19: Remove with the gathering method. Cut the yarn leaving approximately a foot, 12 inches of yarn, thread the yarn through a large eye needle. Take the needle and yarn and take off the stitches from the pegs. All the stitches should be on the yarn. Pull the yarn tight and the slipper should close up tightly.
 
Good luck mastering this slipper loom knitting pattern!