A little summer holiday is now in the process of being booked and to that end a pair of flip flops are essential for those strolls along the sand. I have racked my brain, (that took all of a few seconds!) in an effort to remember where I saw this tutorial originally. A marvellous idea I thought at the time and filed it away for future use should it become necessary. Well that time is now but I cannot give the credit where it is rightfully due I'm afraid. If anyone can refresh my memory as to where I saw this then please contact me and I will do so.
So I bought myself a cheap pair of basic flippy flops and crochet myself a long, long, long chain leaving a long length of thread at the beginning.
Before I began to wrap and glue in place, I threaded the long end of the wool through the holes underneath and wrapped them round and round the posts and then secured with a blob of Bostik glue.
I then crochet myself a couple of sets of flowers, a rose in the middle and two other flowers either side. You can use any flowers you like and there are many books and tutorials to help you with that part.
Just glue them into place and voila, a pretty cute pair of happy, smiley face making flippity flops!!
Dev x
6 comments:
What a great idea! They look really lovely. I never wear flip flops, but now I wish I did!
Dear Devina,
Those are simply adorable! Much better than plain Janes. :) You are so creative, and having so much fun with those needles! I hope that your holiday is one of many wonderful memories.
Love,
Marqueta
Hi i love your blog and all your crochet its adorable xxx
You have such a delightfully lovely site. Your handy work is simply charming. I am your newest follower and I would love to send you a warm invitation to visit my blog and hopefully follow me, too.
Connie :)
Love the flip flops~a great ideaxxx
Love those flip flops. They remind me of a beautiful crochet cat collar i bought my cat a few years ago from Monsoon- sadly she got it very dirty after a few days.
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