10 Minute Baby Sandals
Get your baby ready for summer with these 10 Minute Baby Sandals. There are lots of adorable free baby crochet patterns to choose from, but these barefoot baby sandals are the best because they do not wrap around the toes at all.
Plus, this free crochet pattern is completely customizable and can easily be crocheted in any size you need. Work up this pattern if you need a cute homemade baby gift idea for a shower, or treat your own little one to a new pair of summer sandals.
Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
MATERIALS:
- Worsted Weight Yarn in two colors
- Crochet Hook I/5.5 mm
- Yarn Needle
SIZE:
0-6 months
6-12 months
12-18 months
NOTES:
Directions for smallest size is written with larger size adjustments in parentheses. 0-6 (6-12, 12-18).
All pictures are for 12-18 month size.
SANDAL
Ch 6, (8, 10)
Row 1: Sc in second chain from hook, sc across. Ch 7 (12, 17), sl st to very first sc at the beginning of the row. (5 sc, 7 sc, 9 sc) {Pictures A, B and C}
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc from previous row. Ch 7 (12, 17) sl st to very first sc at the beginning of the row. Ch 1, turn. (5 sc, 7 sc, 9 sc) {Picture D is the bottom view, E the top view}
Row 3: Sc in each st across. For 0-6 months, stop here and move down to heel strap. 6-12 and 12-18 months, ch 1, turn. (5 sc, 7 sc, 9 sc)
Row 4: Sc in each st across. For 6-12 months, stop here and move down to heel strap. 12-18 months, ch 1, turn (7 sc, 9 sc)
Row 5: Sc in each st across. Move on to heel strap. (9 sc)
Heel Strap
Ch 12 (17, 22) join to first sc on the opposite end of the sandle. All loops should be going from one side of the sandle to the other. None of them should cross each other. Break yarn and weave in ends. {Pictures F, G and H}
Flower
Ch 51
Sc in second ch from hook, sc in next 9 st, hdc in next 20 st, dc in next 20 st.
Edging one
Ch 1, turn, sl st to the front loop of 1st dc, *ch 2, sl st to the back loop of next st, ch 2, sl st to the front loop of next st* repeat from *to* across. Cut a 24” tail, thread your needle. Skip ahead to assembly.
Edging two
Ch 1, skip sc directly below the ch 1 and rev sc in the stitch just before it. Rev sc all the way across. Cut a 24” tail, thread your needle. Skip ahead to assembly.
Assembly
Hold your flower the way pictured in Picture I. Slide your needle along the bottom from right to left, pull it tight as you go and sew the bottom together. {Pictures I, J, K}
Then attach your flower to the top of your sandal.
Make another one and you’re done!
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Zeemer
Aug 30, 2018
These baby sandals are so sexy on baby girl's feet. Wow. It looks so beautiful if baby wears this pair when she goes dancing with her favorite dance tune. Mommy will be very happy. I like the yellow yarn used here, my fav color.
elocin1104 2800379
May 12, 2018
I love these adorable sandals! My sister is expecting her first baby in October, and we are anxiously waiting to find out if it is a boy or a girl. I will definitely be keeping this pattern in mind in case she is having a girl. They are just too cute!
Hippie Chick
Aug 07, 2017
Another great quick and easy project to use as a fill in project between major custom jobs. Ive always got a quick 10 minutes to spare on cute little items like this and they help me use up excess yarn that I have plus I have a baby shower gift to add to my treasury for upcoming deliveries.
laramjohnson12469 2041717
Feb 27, 2014
Wow, teaparty and kayemmdee, that is just rude and disrespectful to the designer. If u dont like the pattern then dont make them. This type of sandal is called a baby barefoot sandal and they are not meant to be a functional outdoor walking shoe. They are intended to be a cute accessory and are no more dangerous than wearing a pair of shoes. You shouldn't be leaving your baby unattended anyways.
theresaper
Sep 03, 2013
p.s. I wasted about 30 pieces of printer paper, spent about 40 minutes formatting the font, and have no useful pattern to show for my effort. I don't know how uncomfortable they would be since I didn't even get a chance to try to make them.
theresaper
Sep 03, 2013
I don't know why I cannot print this document. Some of the pages are illegible and none of the picture print at all. I am very disappointed. Normally I don't have any problems with you patterns and don't understand what the problem is with this one.
teaparty7834 61842 16
Sep 01, 2013
That's the dumbest thing I ever saw! Make some gray rope, tie it around a baby's foot, and stick a flower on it. What a waste of time. they aren't even cute. I agree with Kayemmdee, that's ridiculous. Give us stuff we can use, please?
kayemmdee
Jul 08, 2013
These don't look like baby sandals. They look like flowers tied on to a baby's foot. In fact, with the thick yarn / strip running under the foot, they look like they would be uncomfortable. And maybe unsafe. I would never make these for any baby.
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