F is for Free Pattern
This is a free pattern for those barefoot sandals that are
all the rage.
Pattern: Barefoot
Sandal
Material: cotton
thread size 3 (Aunt Lydia ’s
fashion 3 in Maize is used in pattern)
Crochet hook : size D (3.25mm)
There’s really no gauge.
Want it bigger, use a bigger hook or thicker thread. Want it smaller, use a smaller hook or
thinner thread.
The finished size of my motif without the strings attached
was 2.5 inches high by 2.5 inches across at the base.
This patten is written in American terms.
Abbreviations:
Chain – ch
Slip Stitch – sl st
Single crochet – Sc
Treble crochet – Trc
Space - sp
Row 1: Ch 6, slip
stitch in first chain to form ring, ch4 ( counts as first dc, ch1), (dc in ring, ch 1) 11 times. Sl st to third ch of ch 4. (12 sts)
Row 2: Sl St into next ch
1 space , ch 4, *( trc, ch 7, trc) in
next sp, (ch 1, dc in next sp) 3 times, ch 1; repeat from * once more, (trc,
ch7, trc) in next sp, (ch1, dc in next
sp) 2 times, ch1 sl st to third ch of beginning ch4 .
Row 3: *In next ch 7
corner sp, (sc, ch1,sc, ch5, sc,ch1,sc),
then (ch1, sc in next ch1 sp ) 4 times, ch1, repeat from * once more, (sc, ch1,
sc, ch5, sc, ch1, sc) in next corner sp, (ch1, sc in next ch1 sp ) 4 times ,
ch1 sl st to first sc made. Fasten off
That’s your motif.
Now we’re going to attach the strings.
First the part that goes around the toe. Attach the thread in one of the CH 7 loops
with a sc, ch 10, sc in ch z loop.
Fasten off.
Now for the ties:
Attach yarn in a different ch7 loop
with a sl st, ch 100, sl st in loop.
Fasten off. Repeat in other ch 7
loop.
Weave in ends. And
you’re done!
Make it your own, add beads or shells, do it in three
different colors, have fun!
Please don’t copy or sell the pattern. If
your friends want a copy send them to my blog to get it.
Feel free to make and sell as many barefoot sandals as you
can. Teach your teen to crochet with
this pattern. Maybe she’ll sell them to
her friends and make enough to go to that rock concert.
I wish I could crochet! I made a beaded one for a friend last year.
ReplyDeleteBeaded ones are so pretty.
DeleteI can crochet...I can't read crochet instructions. I am a failure. This would be so cool!
ReplyDeleteAtoZ Mighty Minion giving you a visit. I never mastered the art of crocheting ~
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I have seen this pattern around, I may just have to give this a try!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sparking my interest! :)
You're welcome :)
DeleteVery easy to make and they are absolutely beautiful! Making up a bunch for family and friends! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHi, I would like to know can you use the Embroidery thread skeins to make these?
ReplyDeleteDnt know if u got my last post ...my question. Is can I use the Embroidery thread to make the footless sandals?
ReplyDeleteYes, you can use embroidery thread. I think if you use two or three plys together it would come out very pretty
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