Flip Flop Flowers
Instead of bedazzling, beflower! These Flip Flop Flowers help you add simple crochet flowers to your tired, regular flip flops to give them a beautiful summer pop. You can use this one easy crochet pattern to create more than one pair, without anyone realizing it's the same because there are four different sizes of crochet flower patterns. From large blooms to tiny rosebuds, you can decide on the floral style of your preference. Your wallet will love this budget-friendly craft—you can find a cheap pair of flip flops easily and then give them a complete makeover with your hooks.
Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Materials List
- Worsted Weight yarn
- 4.0mm (G) Hook
- Yarn needle
- 1 pair of flip flops
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Morehouse17
Apr 30, 2018
What an easy and inexpensive way to upgrade an inexpensive piece of footwear. I know I can find these at the local dollar store and the flowers can be made from scraps of yarn. Great idea!
Delphine Bryant
Apr 26, 2018
Great idea Lorene! The suggestion to add a snap to the flower so that the flowers are interchangeable is genius. So now you can have even more color choices. You just stretched out the price of the project even more!
Hippie Chick
Jun 28, 2017
Living near the beach in Florida, flip flops are the staple around here. Everybody owns at least one pair of flip flops. This is a super idea to help spruce up a boring pair of Dollar Store finds. This is a very inexpensive way to give them a facelift because we go through so many pairs we dont pay much for them to begin with.
JaneEK
Jan 29, 2017
Summer will be here before I know it, and my granddaughters practically live in their flippies. What a fun idea to embellish them with these easy little flowers. The author gives the pattern for four different sizes of this basic flower, plus a very nice photo step by step of how to crochet over the thong strap itself. This forms a base to attach the flower, so they should be fairly secure once completed. Washable, too!
AFC Editor Annalis a
Jun 17, 2016
What a creative way to embellish a plain pair of sandals! Perfect for summer.
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