Coastal Crochet Barefoot Sandals Pattern For Shore Days

Step onto the sand with this Crochet Barefoot Sandals Pattern that’s perfect for styling a boho and light foot piece for your beach trip.

Wearing a beautiful piece of foot jewelry is a great way to feel stylish while staying comfortable. By following a Crochet Barefoot Sandals Pattern, you make a light and airy accessory that sits softly on top of your foot. These pieces look like pretty lace and give you a very cool, bohemian style without needing heavy shoes.

Free-Spirited Crochet Barefoot Sandals Pattern For Vacation Looks

They are perfect for outdoor weddings or summer festivals where you want to walk in the sand or grass. You can use white yarn for a classic look or bright colors to match your favorite swimsuit. This fun project is a top choice for making a trendy and sweet gift for anyone who loves the sun.

Special Features

Lightweight & Comfortable: Made with just a bit of fine yarn, ideal for barefoot wear.
Pretty Flower Accent: The central motif is a crochet flower with a pearl at its center.
Adjustable Fit: Long ties let you customize the sandal’s fit and wrap as you like.
Quick Project: Create a pair in an afternoon.

Level of Difficulty

Beginner to Intermediate: If you know how to work chains, slip stitches, single crochet, and double crochet, you’ll succeed! Hand sewing the flower with a tapestry needle is easy for all levels.

Tutor’s Suggestions & Uses

Perfect for summer, beach outings, poolside, or festivals as a foot accessory.
Use any color of yarn and beads for a personalized look.
Try a set with beads or small charms for boho flair.
This makes a great last-minute gift or market item.

Materials Needed

Fine acrylic yarn in desired color
1.75 mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Two pearls or large beads
Hot glue gun (for pearl application)
Ruler or measuring tape

Step-by-Step Pattern

1. Make Crochet Flowers (Make 2)

Each flower is worked as follows:

Chain 5, join into a ring with slip stitch (sl st) in the first chain.
Begin first petal: Into ring, work:
- Ch 2 (counts as start of first dc),
- 4 double crochets (dc) into ring,
- Ch 2, sl st into ring.
- This forms one petal.
Repeat petals: Make three more petals (4 petals in total), each with:
- Ch 2, 4 dc in ring, ch 2, sl st in ring.
After 4 petals, finish off with sl st in first starting point of first petal; leave a long tail for sewing.
Hide beginning tail behind petal stitches for several stitches, then trim.

Set flowers aside.

2. Make the Foot Cord (Anklet & Toe Loop)

Chain 140. This forms the main cord, about 80 cm long (or more for a longer wrap).
From hook, count back 15 chains; into the 16th chain, join with single crochet (sc) to form a toe loop/ring.
Work 15 sc over the next 15 chains. This is the bar running from your toe towards the ankle.
- This section can be lengthened/shortened to fit your foot from toe to ankle.
Continue by chaining 110 more (or until you reach an even length matching your other side).
Finish cord by fastening off; tie a small knot at each cord end to secure.
Optional: Add small beads to cord ends.

3. Attach the Flowers

Lay the foot cord flat, right side (where you made the single crochet bar) facing up.
Position a crochet flower near the toe loop and another at the end of the foot bar (before the longer cord side).
Using the long tail and a tapestry needle, sew each flower onto the bar, going through both the bar (sc section) and each petal—this secures the flowers well.
Fasten off and hide sewing tails neatly on the back of your work.

4. Add Pearl Accents

Using a hot glue gun, apply a dab of glue to the center of each flower.
Press a pearl or bead into the glue, hold until dry.

Conclusion

Your elegant barefoot sandals are ready to dazzle! These versatile foot decorations are comfortable, pretty, and easy to make—which means you can craft them in any color or style you love. Wear them at the beach, at home, or give as a thoughtful gift.

Tip

For extra security: When sewing on the flower, pass through each petal more than once. Beads or charms at the ends of the ties add a fun, boho detail—just knot them in place!