Flip Flop Crochet Slippers

In the Designer's Words: Turn a simple pair of cheap flip flops into some lightweight crocheted slippers/house shoes with this simple tutorial. The cotton yarn makes them perfect for warmer weather!

You will not believe the transformation that happens before your eyes when you learn how to make slippers out of old flip flips. This unexpected free crochet pattern is cheap to make and will last a long time. Unlike other crochet slipper patterns, this charming idea has some serious sole. By adding old shoes in new ways to your crocheting, the Flip Flop Crochet Slippers allow you to make footwear you can wear somewhere besides your home. Never again will you have to switch out of your slippers to step outside for a moment. These would make brilliant beach shoes, too!

Crochet Flip Flop Coasters Pattern

Crochet these cute and fun flip flop coasters to use with a martini, wine, champagne, or any other footed glasses. The bottom of the glass fits snugly into the flip flop straps, attaching the coaster to the bottom of the glass.

These coasters can also be used as glass markers if you crochet a set in a variety of colors. Crochet a set of these coasters for a party, or just to have a set around the house.

Turin Book-mark

Inspired by the romantic city of Turin, Italy, this lacy design is a quick project with a bit of texture and is the ideal size and length for most books.

Crochet Pencil Case Pattern

It's almost time for the kids to go back to school, and you're busy trying to get and organize all the necessary materials on their school list. Well, you can cross off one of those items when you follow this adorable pencil-shaped Crochet Pencil Case Pattern! Your kid and her friends will flip for this clever crochet pencil case, so you may find yourself hooking up a few more for your kid to pass around to classmates. And that's just fine, because this pencil case is super easy to make, and who wouldn't want to inspire a few future crocheters!

Cara Dishcloth Dish Towel Pattern

The Cara dish towel is a breeze to whip up, sporting a snazzy texture with just single crochet stitches. Flip between front and back loops as you go, and voilà, you've got that classy, subtly bumpy look!