365 Crochet

It's finally warming up out there, and when that happens I automatically go into spring mode!  We've all seen the slippers made from flip flop soles, so I was pleased to find this crochet sandal pattern made from the soles of flip flops!  I love my flip flops, and I can't wait to play around with something like this!  They are adorable. Designed By: Sewrella Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton in Ecru and Cafe Au Lait (1 skein each should make 2 pairs of shoes) Sizes D 3.25mm and 2mm crochet hooks Rubber sole flip flops 1 size smaller than you usually wear (mine are from Old Navy) Sharp tool for poking holes in the sole, a skewer works great Tapestry needle Sharp scissors Size: US 6-10 Get the Free Pattern!

These cute crochet socks are adorable!  The spiral in the heel gives these socks a unique twist. This design is quite different than any other sock pattern that I have seen, as you begin at the heel!  Then you work the leg, and finish off with the foot and toe.  This pattern looks very interesting, I can't wait to give it a go. This is a Ravelry download. Designed By : Ooh I love It! Skill Level : Intermediate Materials:  3.5 crochet hook  2 sceins of light worsted yarn (3 or 100g/310m) 4 stitch markers scissors  a needle to weave in the ends Size: Custom Get the Free Pattern!

Fresh into a new year, why not try a new crochet technique?!  If you haven't tried the Tunisian entrelac stitch before, here's a great project to get started. The designer has included a video to help you out, which I know helps me greatly when trying something different, that sometimes words alone can be difficult to understand. And the result? A pair of fun crochet slippers! Designed By: Nadia Fuad Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: Red Heart Yarns in Super Saver Colors: Aran, Dark Teal, Flamingo, Hot Coral, and Dark Orchid J- 6.00 mm Crochet Hook Yarn Needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

Oh my, these are cute!  I love how these are perfect for either a baby boy or baby girl, and they'd make a great accessory for a Christmas photo!  My little girl is growing up now, but if I can figure out how to make them bigger, I know that she would adore these!  This is also a cute baby gift idea, and babies love to pull their slippers and socks off, but now they have these sweet gingerbread men to play with. So cute! Designed By: Olivia @ Hopeful Honey Skill Level: Easy Materials:   3.00mm (11) Crochet Hook 3.50mm (E/4) Crochet Hook 80 - 100yds DK Yarn (8ply) - Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK Tapestry Needle Size:  0 - 6 months, 6- 12 months Get the Free Pattern!

It's getting colder outside, and the best way to keep your feet warm (and stylish) is by wearing cute cozy slipper socks! I love the texture and the color of these crochet socks, along with that pretty crochet flower and button, it adds a little bit more interest to the design. These also make a great Christmas gift! Designed By: Priscilla's Crochet Skill Level: Easy Materials:  6 - 8 ounces Lion Brand Wool-Ease worsted weight yarn, depending on size of socks; a few yards of contrasting yarn for flower and leaves  Crochet hook size G (4.00 mm) and H (5.00 mm)  Yarn needle  Two 1" buttons for center of the flowers  Sewing needle and thread Get the Free Pattern! 25% OFF! Use Coupon Code: MITTS25  Exp. Nov 30/16

Well, I guess I'm going to have to post this pattern today because I keep getting this sent to my wall, messaged, and tagged to me on Facebook :D  I actually did see this prior, via Pinterest and kind of skipped over it, but everyone else seems to really love it!  You can easily turn your flip flops into crochet slippers!  Basically, you just poke holes into the flip flop foam to create a border to crochet into.  (I used a large curved upholstery needle) They are super cute, and the only reason that I had skipped over it, was because I have done it before and the result was great at first... but they didn't hold up.  The foam ripped all of the way through in several places and created holes.  Maybe I used a bad quality flip flop, maybe I was too rough on them, maybe, several maybe's... that being said, maybe I will have to try again and see what happens.  They are pretty adorable, so it's worth it to give it a shot, and nice that someone has explain...

I came across these while browsing Pinterest today and thought that they were so cute!  There are SO many slipper patterns out there, so I get pretty excited when I see something different, like these cool double strapped crochet slippers.  I like how the stripes work into the straps, very clever. Designed By: Stitch Stitch Boom Skill Level: Easy Materials:  2 colors of medium weight (size 4) yarn (one for Color A and one for Color B) US- G, 4.0mm crochet hook scissors a yarn needle Size : Custom Get the Free Pattern!

There's a photo circulating on Pinterest like a wild fire of busy knit knee high socks with flower embellishments.  I had been sent that photo numerous times with people wanting me to make them. However, the pattern is knit, and I really didn't have the time to attack and design a crochet version.  But, it seems I wasn't the only one!  This designer has done it!  And I think she did a pretty amazing job as well, look at that detail and texture. So if you've been seeing that sock photo circulating your social media feeds, here's the crochet replacement! Designed By : Nadia Fuad Skill Level: Advanced Materials: Less than 90.5 Yards/82 Meters Of EACH color. Bernat Softee Baby in Mint, Lemon, Pink, White and Blue & Caron Simply Soft in Grey Heather Size G6-4.25mm Crochet Hook Yarn Needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

I love the look of these crochet slippers!  They look stylish, cozy, and fun, and the pattern is written for all women's sizes, you can't go wrong!  I think this would be also another great project to use up yarn leftovers in the color work.  That's exciting, because I have a bad habit of keeping tiny scraps of yarn.  The slouchy effect of these slippers are cute, I am pretty sure this is being added to my "to make" list. Designed By: Blackstone Designs Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn - Color A – Mauve (5oz); Color B – Light Blue (2oz); Color C – Purple (2oz);Color D – Yellow (2oz) H/5.00mm Hook Yarn Needle Sizes : Adult Women’s; Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large Get the Free Pattern!

I really like cute crochet sock patterns, and these perfectly fit that category!  They look cute folded over as well as with the collar up.  I also like the two tones of color which add a lot of interest to these crochet socks.  It's an excellently written and easy pattern. Designed By: Maz Kwok Skill Level: Easy Materials: 4.5 mm crochet hookLight weight/ DK yarn: color A and B ( 100 gr per skein ) Yarn needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern! Affiliate Ad Ultimate Color Art for Everyone Value Pack at Leisure Arts!

A great way to keep you legs warm during the cold winter months are legwarmers of course.  Wear them casually around the house or dress them up with a nice pair of shoes and leggings.  you can even wear them as boot cuffs if they fit under your boots, or wear them over top of your boots!  These beauties feature a spiked stitch to add interest to this nice design.   This is a Ravelry download. Designed By: Frenchie Leigh Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: approx 164yds; 2 skeins Stitch Studio by Nicole Heartfelt Heritage or Lion’s Brand Hometown USA (each skein makes 1 leg warmer; Super Bulky  N/10mm Hook  Yarn needle for weaving ends Finished Measurements : 6in across and 13.5in tall Get the Free Pattern!

These crochet legwarmer boot style slippers are a result of a custom order that I recently made for a customer.  I was sent a random photo of some slippers that were posted on a local buy/sell web site, so "someone" has made these before.  But from which pattern?  Did they invent them?  What materials did they use?  I do not know!  A google image search brought me this one and only photo which has since been removed.  ( I assume they sold them!)  So... began the thought process.  The slipper bottoms look a lot like the bottoms of of my short crocodile boots , so I rolled with that.  The tops, are really easy, just basically rows of dc stitches.  The tops are attached to the bottoms as you work from top to bottom, with no sewing required! But as simple as they are, they are quite cute and comfy!  Enjoy! Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level: Easy Materials: Craftsmart Value (from Micheals, similar to Red Heart Su...

Did you know that Drops Design over at Garnstudio have a Christmas collection called Christmas Workshop ?!!  This is where I found these cute holiday slippers! You still have plenty of time to make these for the holidays and they will also keep your feet warm! Designed By : Drops Design Skill Level: Easy Materials: Drops Eskimo from Garnstudio; colour no 08, red; colour no 01, off-white; colour no 13, tan A remnant of black for eyes Size 22 - 34: crochet hook size 7 mm  Size 35 - 44: crochet hook size 8 mm Size: 22/24 - 25/27 - 28/31 - 32/34 (35/37 - 38/40 -42/44) Foot length : 15 - 17 - 19 – 21 (23 - 25 - 28) cm Get the Free Pattern!

I've been on a slipper making frenzy lately, and decided that it was about time that I write this pattern out so that other people can understand it!  Boot slippers can be quite easy to make once you find a sole and foot pattern that you like to follow, because from there, it's all in the leg of the slipper.  This pattern begins loosely following the pattern for Rows of Cables Boot Slipper s, but changes into the crocodile stitch for the cuff.  I love the crocodile stitch, and if you've never tried it, here's your chance!  Many people use different variations for this stitch, it depends on what you're making, but the basic concept is always the same.  I will try my best to describe it to you (with photos!). Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level : Advanced Materials: Bernat Super Value, Worsted (4), approx 389m (426 yds), Taupe Size 5.0mm (H) crochet hook Yarn Needle to sew in ends Size: Women's medium foot, US shoe size 7-9 -----UPDATE!! -...

Have you made any boot cuffs yet?  You should! Because they are a great accessory to decorating up your old boring boots.  Make many, and have a look for every day or outfit!  This pretty design uses a fauxe fur to give this nice warm and cozy look.  Finish off with your favorite buttons and you have a new look for your boots. Designed By: The Hooked Haberdasher Skill Level: Beginner Materials:  Worsted weight yarn, category 4. Model made with Red Heart Soft and Red Heart Sparkle Soft *optional – Red Heart Boutique Fur Hook sizes – US I-9/5.5mm & US J-10/6.0mm Stitch Marker Yarn/tapestry needle Get the Free pattern!

I can't take full credit for this pattern!  This is a "re-make" of my mother's pattern, Cabled Boot Slippers .  I love the look of cables, boots, and slippers; and love the original pattern, however, the yarn I was using did not match the pattern gauge so I had to change it up a bit.   The original uses double strands of Red Heart Super Saver worsted, and I've been using Red Heart Comfort worsted.  Both are worsted, but there's quite a difference!  My yarn, double stranded, made the original pattern come out way too big!  I tried dropping my hook size, it seemed to help for size, but it was really hard on my hands as the tension was so tight.  I wasn't letting this pattern go, so I had to re-think the process! So now using one strand of worsted yarn, I was able to re-write the pattern.  They are not as chunky as the original and have a couple extra cable rows for length.  But the basic concept is the same!  These slippers wo...

Baby footwear is all the craze, and these cute little Mary Janes do not fail to impress!  This is a simple pattern that requires small amounts of yarn. Get creative with color (although I love the simplicity of neutral white) and the buttons. Designed By: One Dog Woof Skill Level:  Easy Materials: G/4mm size crochet hook small amount of worsted weight yarn, in two colors  two buttons embroidery needle scissors crochet thread for the buttons  sewing needle to attach the buttons Size: 6-12 months Get the Free Pattern!

A nice, light weight crochet pattern, these slippers are great for those cool spring mornings.  These are not only cute, but quick to make! Designed By: Tamara Kelly Skill Level:  Easy Materials: H/5 mm hook 2 skeins Purl Soho Worsted Twist (100% merino wool; 164 yd./100 g), 1 in Desert Blue (MC), 1 in Clementine Orange (CC Get the Free Pattern!

These sweet baby booties are a great spring project!  I love the button embellishment and side tab.  The designer has included a full photo tutorial and written instructions laid out in a perfectly clean and easy to read format! Designed By:  Hut's Crochet Skill Level: Easy Materials: 3.5 mm hook yarn needle stitch markers SuperPreis wool (grey) CottonFun Schulgarn wool (red) Size: newborn - 3 months, 3 - 6 months and 6 - 9 months. Get the Free Pattern!

Get your heart on with these adorable crocheted heart slippers.  These look cozy and fun!  By using post crochet stitches, a heart graph, along with written instructions, you can whip up your own in time for Valentine's Day! Designed By:  My Hobby is Crochet Blog Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials: 2 skeins of DK / 8 ply yarn in red (color A) and small amount of white (color B). 4.5 mm crochet hook  tapestry needle to sew in the ends scissors. Size:  Adult Women Get the Free Pattern!