Coolest Crochet Flip Flops

These super cute crochet flip flops are SO easy to work up it is the perfect crochet project for kids to learn!

This photo doesn’t do justice to the yarn. The sea foam green kids flip flops have a “metallic” sole and the yarn is also “metallic” silver. SO cool! What little girl doesn’t love sparkly everything?

Crochet Flip Flops Summer Vacation Project

These crochet flip flops are the perfect spring or summer vacation project. Your kids will have a blast learning this super simple crochet project.

Crochet Flip Flops for Kids to Make and Sell

If your kids have an entrepreneurial spirit they can even make up a bunch to sell to their friends. Or they can make these to sell at a school fair. Using readily available, very inexpensive flip flops, and a very small amount of yarn, they can make a nice little profit and earn some extra pocket money.

They can also have fun inviting their friends over for a crochet-along!

Crochet Flip Flops for Craft Fairs

If you sell crochet at craft fairs, these can be a perfect draw to attract customers to your booth. Make up a bunch because they will sell fast! And talk about a great profit margin!

Since flip flops typically come in Small, Medium and Large you don’t need to worry about exact sizes.

Crochet Flip Flops Fun Colors

It is so much fun mixing and matching flip flop colors to yarn colors!

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Yarn

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I used Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee Haute Fur yarn and Yarn Bee Gilt Eyelash, but any “eye lash” yarn or fur yarn will work. Lion Brand has some great colors. Here are some ideas:

Crochet Flip Flop Materials:

• Flip Flops or Thong Sandals
• Yarn (see above)
• Crochet hook I/5.5

Tie yarn to sandal strap with a few strong knots.

Insert hook under and behind strap to hook yarn (yarn over); pull up a loop about 1″ long; yarn over and pull through the loop.

Begin working single crochets around entire strap. Be sure the loops are about 1″ long. This ensures a super fluffy look.

As you work the sc’s, scrunch the stitches back to gather close together. This also creates a fluffier look and hides the strap. When you reach the center just continue working around strap.

When you reach the end of the strap, cut yarn and tie a few knots to secure.

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