[Free Pattern] Brilliant! How to Make Cheap Flip Flops Into Crochet Slippers

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SUMMER CROCHET SLIPPERS WITH FLIP FLOP SOLES – FREE PATTERN 
[Free Pattern] Brilliant! How to Make Cheap Flip Flops Into Crochet Slippers
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You'll Need

• B /2.5 mm hook
• G /4.25 mm hook
• Approximately 120 yards worsted weight cotton (I used “I Love This Cotton” in turquoise from Hobby Lobby)
• one pair of flip flops (One size smaller than you wear normally. See note above.)
• scissors
• 2 stitch markers
• sharp tool to poke holes in the flip flops

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Make and Do Crew

Thanks to Jess for the article inspiration and featured image.

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132 thoughts on “[Free Pattern] Brilliant! How to Make Cheap Flip Flops Into Crochet Slippers”

  1. what i like is i can make the pattern the way i like with any color so cool. i bet a pop corn stitch would look cool in with the single stick to give it a cool look thanks for this 🙂

  2. I bought some cheap flipflops to try soling slippers, but I am gonna glue them on the full slipper afterward. Also I like to add an extra layer (sewn in crocheted insole).

  3. I did the same. Had to revamp the pattern to make them stay on, which included making the front higher than shown here. Hard to crochet also because of the flip flop being so solid it doesn’t bend.

  4. I have no idea ..they don’t look to hard if you had the pattern..i don’t know how to find the pattern. I clicked on the pic but don’t know how to get the directions

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