Ladies Sandals Free Crochet Pattern Bohemian Style Summer Time

Ladies Sandals

It’s the last Friday in August and before we skip right on over to Christmas (like many stores do way too early), here’s a summer time crochet pattern for a ladies sandal made with rug yarn.

Ladies Sandals Crochet Pattern - Vintage Crafts and MoreWhen I first saw them, they reminded be a little of a bohemian or hippie style. Clunky, but sturdy and useful none the less.

Rug Yarn

This crochet pattern comes from a vintage Coats & Clark’s booklet on rug yarn projects. I’ll share more patterns from this useful little booklet sometime soon.

Directions are given for Women’s Size and changes for Men’s Size are in parentheses. Size is determined by the purchased pairs of foam rubber insoles.

You’ll need three 70 yard skeins of rug yarn. Two for the sole of the sandal and one for the straps. The gauge is 10 sc = 3 inches; 2 rnds = 3/4 inch and a Size H crochet hook is used.

Ladies Sandals Crochet Pattern Photo - Vintage Crafts and More

PDF Pattern Download

Ladies Sandals Crochet Pattern

The pattern is in PDF format so to read it you’ll need the Adobe Reader software on your computer. Most computers come with it, but it is free and can be found here.

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One comment

  1. Kristin says:

    Those vintage rug yarns are brutal! You’d be lucky to have any skin left after wearing these, probably. I wonder how the hemp or hemp blend yarns would do in these? Hemp’s strong, it would be perfect for it I think. I wonder if anyone has made a pair yet. I’d like to see pictures.

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