Crochet Baby Sandals. FREE PATTERN: Summertime Barefoot Sandals. First of all, I am SOOO sorry for taking this long in between patterns!!!
I definitely broke my new-pattern-every-other-day streak. Hopefully there won't be this long of a wait between this pattern and the next, but I have been super busy. One of my followers requested a pattern for barefoot sandals. I looked into them and saw how popular they were through Pinterest, Etsy, Ravelry, etc. There are certainly more complicated ones out there, but here is my simple version of a barefoot sandal! These are made out of embroidery floss, which I know can be somewhat intimidating but once you get used to it, it's actually a nice change from yarn :) Also, using a D hook makes it easier to work.
Here's the pattern! Instructions 1. 2. 4dc in next, dc in next 3, 4dc in next, dc in next 2, 4dc in next, sl st to next dc. [17] 3. 4. 5. 6. Join yarn in the top 2 corners of the unoccupied triangle and ch 110 (or as long as you want your tie to be). Make another one, and you're done! Tutus and Tea Parties: Free Crochet Pattern. This post contains affiliate links.
Thank you for your support. Bug is the type of kid {like a lot others I know} who hate wearing shoes and socks...no matter how cold it is inside! These won't exactly keep your kiddos feet warm...but they will look friggin' cute as anything! Even Bug wore them for hours since her feet were still pretty free. She has been loving the Dora dance episode and calls them her dancing "shoes". Barefoot Sandals Pattern {toddler size}Click here for printable version. Materials: F hook Weight 3 yarn {I used caron simply soft} Pattern: Ch 10 & join to form a ring 2 Sc in ring Ch 2, turn {counts as 1st dc now and throughout}, dc in 1st st, 2 dc in next st {4 dc made} Crochet Rochelle: Hearts Barefoot Sandals. Remember when I said I would do my best to keep things simple?
Hopefully I have! I am sharing my first pattern of the site and I think they turned out adorable! Crochet Mary Jane Slippers. Baby Star Barefoot Sandals. Let your precious baby be the star of the summer with a pair of star barefoot sandals!
These pretty star-shaped barefoot sandals are stellar accessories for your little star’s wardrobe and much cooler than wearing baby shoes or socks on a hot summer day. Crochet a pair of barefoot sandals for your baby using our free pattern, and they are so quick and easy. That’s my favorite part of this project. Make several pairs for babies and as shower gifts too. Simple Child Slippers. As a follow-up to my Simple Toddler Slippers, I wanted to tackle a child sized pair.
These are scaled up to fit a child size 10 – 2 (US measurements). Keep in mind that they will stretch to fit! The finished project is approximately 8 inches from heel to toe. Playing with the hook size will give you a little more wiggle room if you need them larger. Interested in a complete printable pdf copy filled with extras you won’t find here in the blog pattern? All techniques and finished sizes are listed in US terminology. You can find this pattern in its entirety as a pdf download in Craftsy. Gauge: 4 dc and 2 rows = 1 inch Note: Finished project will measure approximately 8 inches in length which loosely translates to a fit between a child’s size 10 – 2 (US measurements) Materials Needed: Medium worsted weight yarn in any colorSize H (5mm) hookTapestry needleStitch markers (optional) Stitches and terms used:
Cow Slippers. Crochet DROPS slippers in "Symphony" and "Eskimo" DROPS SYMPHONY UNI COLOUR (50g) 5.85 USD DROPS ESKIMO UNI COLOUR (50g) 3.60 USD DROPS ESKIMO MIX (50g) 4.15 USD DROPS ESKIMO PRINT (50g) 4.50 USD DROPS ESKIMO TWEED (50g) 4.50 USD DROPS ESKIMO DEGRADÉ (50g) 4.50 USD DROPS 152-155 are now available in the stores for $2 per catalog – no yarn purchase required!
The catalogs are printed in a limited edition, so visit your local DROPS store today! Find the DROPS Spring & Summer 2014 Collection here! The DROPS knitting and crochet experts are also working full time making new tutorial videos for this new collection! The videos show how to work the techniques used on the patterns. NOTE: This pattern is written in American English. CROCHET 2 STS TOG: Crochet the first st but wait with last YO and pull through, crochet next st and at last pull trough now pull yarn through all 3 loops on hook SLIPPER: Worked back and forth, top down. For further pattern help, please contact the store where you bought the yarn.