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Whoah, check out those flip flop tan lines!  Yep, those are mine, ha ha ha!  That's the result of gardening in my favorite shoes... but put that aside, and these crochet barefoot sandals look like arrows with feathers and are fun to make. (And you can wear them with flip flops :) Enjoy! Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level : Intermediate (due to fsc stitch) Materials :  Size 10 crochet cotton Size 1.5mm crochet hook Yarn needle to sew in ends Size: Adult Feet, one size Stitches Used: Ch=Chain Sc=Single Crochet Dc= Double Crochet Fsc= Foundation Single Crochet THE PATTERN! Ch 25 Rnd 1: Sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sl st in next 21 chs, ch3- 3dc in next ch, 5dc in last ch... --working along opposite side of chains-- 3dc in next ch, ch3- sl st in next 22 chs, sl st in 1st sl st to join. Rnd 2: Ch1, do not turn; sl st in same st as join, (FEATHER ONE) ch 13- sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 11 chs, sl st in ne...

Sometimes I design things just to see if I can do it.  I love barefoot sandals and am always trying to come up with new ideas.  I played around with this design for two days, I had some different variations of it, and finally came up with this as the best one.  These come out perfectly in size 10 crochet thread, but not in the natural color.... the natural is a bit thinner so you'll want to use a larger hook!   Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level: Easy Materials:   small amount of cotton crochet thread, Aunt Lydia's used in pattern. size 1.5mm crochet hook needle for sewing in ends Size: One size fits most Gauge: N/A PATTERN Ch 5, sl st in 1st ch to form a loop. Rnd 1: Ch3 (counts as 1dc) , (dc-ch2-2dc) in ch 5 loop, ch 3 *(2dc-ch2-2dc) in ch5 loop, ch 3** repeat from * to ** 3 times, sl st in top of beginning ch 3 to join. Rnd 2: Sl st over to first ch 2 space, (ch3,dc-ch2-2dc) in same space, ch 5, s...

It's that time of year again... time for barefoot sandals!  Crochet barefoot sandals are so fun to make, and there's no lack of free crochet patterns for these kind of foot decor.  I love this particular design for the center flower design and the size.  I find myself steering toward the bigger patterns these days. Go big or go home!  And the center bead adds a bit more to this cute design. Designed By: The Purple Poncho Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Aunt Lydia’s Crochet Thread #10; 21 yards each triangle or total 42 yards for both. Hook – Size F Tapestry Needle for weaving in the ends Get the Free Pattern!

I was skimming through Ravelry this morning and stopped at this pattern and thought, "wow these look cool!... and somewhat familiar?"  The designer incorporated my Pineapple Up Barefoot Sandal Pattern with a skull pattern which resulted in this awesome hybrid!  I love it!  Designed By: The Crafty Hooker Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  #10 crochet cotton  2.5mm hook  Sewing needle Get the Free Pattern!

V2- Barefoot Sandals are Part Two to "It's Vee Stitch " Barefoot Sandals ! By using the V-stitch and shells, you can make almost any decorative formation.  These are easy, fun, and work up quickly.  Designed By:  Farrah Hodgson aka Firene Skill Level:  Easy Materials: Knitca Socks (75% Superwash Merino Wool 25% Nylon) Sport Weight (I've also made these with Size 10 crochet cotton, they work out the same!) Size 1.5mm crochet hook needle to sew in ends feet Size: Adult feet, easy to customize Sts Used: Ch =chain, Sl st -Slip Stitch, Dc =Double Crochet, V-st =V Stitch Special Terms Used: V-Stitch = (dc-ch1-dc) in same space. V-Stitch in next V-stitch = V-stitch in ch1 space of next v-stitch THE PATTERN Ch20, sl st in 1st ch to form a loop Row 1: ch4 (counts as 1dc and ch1) , [(dc-ch1) twice, dc] in same st. Row 2: Turn, sl st in 1st ch1 space; ch4, dc in same space, [ch1, v-stitch in next ch1 space] twice. Row 3: Turn, sl st in 1st ...

Want to learn something new?  Have you ever tried the Lover's Knot?  Here's a crochet barefoot sandals pattern that uses this stitch, complete with written instructions and a photo tutorial!  To be honest, I have tried this stitch before in different patterns, and just couldn't get it.  But maybe I will set aside some time today and try again, because this is going to get to me if I don't!  This is definitely not a beginner's or easy pattern, so be ready for a challenge! Designed By: Nez Jewelry Skill Level:  Advanced Materials:  Cotton lace thread : size 50 (approx: 10-15g) hook no : 1.25mm Get the Free Pattern!

If you follow this web site, than you know that I love barefoot sandals!  I recently found these beauties, a nice new version using multiple granny squares... and that's it; all granny squares! Designed By: Simply Collectible Skill Level: Easy Materials: Aunt Lydia’s Size 10 Crochet Thread 3/8″ Organza Ribbon Steel Hook Size 7/ 1.5mm Scissors Needle Get the Free Pattern!

I've been playing around with different stitches and came up with a new barefoot sandal pattern!  The "V" Stitch is a very easy stitch, which gives a great defined look to crochet pieces.  This pattern works from the toe up.   Designed By:  Farrah Hodgson aka Firene Skill Level:  Easy Materials: Knitca Socks (75% Superwash Merino Wool 25% Nylon) Sport Weight (I've also made these with Size 10 crochet cotton, they work out the same!) Size 1.5mm crochet hook needle to sew in ends feet Size: Adult feet, easy to customize Sts Used: Ch =chain, Sl st -Slip Stitch, Dc =Double Crochet, V-st =V Stitch Special Terms Used: V-Stitch= (dc-ch1-dc) in same space. V-Stitch in next V-stitch = V-stitch in ch1 space of next v-stitch The Pattern Ch20, sl st in 1st ch to form a loop Row 1:  Ch4 (counts as 1dc and ch1) , [(dc-ch1) twice, dc] in same st. Row 2: Turn, sl st in 1st ch1 space; ch4, dc in same space, [ch1, v-st in next ch1 space] tw...

I spent a few weeks deep into a barefoot sandal designing obsession and came up with some new designs.   This is my second barefoot sandal pattern this year! (after Arachnid Barefoot Sandals )  I know the Pineapple Crochet pattern has already been used in several barefoot sandal drafts, but this one is unique because it is reverse of all of the others.  The Pineapple starts with the toe instead of from the top, which gives it an entirely new look! Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  Knitca Socks (75% Superwash Merino Wool 25% Nylon) Sport Weight (I've also made these with Size 10 crochet cotton, they work out the same!) Size 1.5mm crochet hook needle to sew in ends feet Size: Adult feet, easy to customize Sts Used: Ch =chain, Sl st -Slip Stitch, Dc =Double Crochet Special Terms Used:  Shell = 2dc-ch2-2dc in same space Shell in shell =shell in the ch2 space of next shell from previous row Ch20...

Although I am still buried in snow, I am dreaming of summer! I love designing barefoot sandals! I have several ideas for patterns that I'd like to write this year, and here is my first! I really didn't know what to name them at first, so I waited until they were finished, then it came to me. It kind of resembles a spider in the center, but I couldn't call them "spider lace", because that's entirely something else in crochet.  But spiders have eight legs, and arachnids have eight legs, thus the name. This is an easy pattern; starting with the toe loop, you will work upward toward the ankle.  The straps are worked in one piece across the top, creating the final row. I've included photos to help you along the way. Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level:   Easy Materials:  Size 10 Cotton Crochet Thread (I used South Maid) Crochet Hook Size 1.5mm Needle to sew in ends Size: Adult foot, adjustable Stitches Used: Ch =Cha...

Feet are on my mind after recently designing two new sock patterns, but I'm tired of winter, and I feel like beaches, flip flops, and barefoot sandals!  I actually designed this legwarmer style barefoot sandal/sock pattern last summer, which was created with "yoga socks" in mind, for a friend. (who was actually using them for yoga!)  So, recently, I had a few balls of sock yarn lying around, and took that opportunity to actually write out my pattern to share.  Enjoy! These barefoot socks work from the foot and up to the top of the leg.  If you can make a granny square, you can make these!  The double crochet stitches turn into longer stitches (htr, tr, hdtr, and dtr) as you work up the leg to give it more stretch.  You can also quit at any time as you're working up the leg, if you want them shorter, just stop after any round and skip to the very last finishing round. These look great pulled all of the way up to your knee, or slouched down as well! ...