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    Home » Flip Flops

    Updated: Jan 24, 2023 by Jess Coppom ·

    Chukka Crochet Slipper Boots Free Pattern

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    These chukka-style crochet slipper boots with flip flop soles will exponentially increase the happiness of your feet! Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free, PDF with printable hole-poking ruler here.

    Close-up shot of a chukka-style crochet ankle height slipper boots with the left foot showing the flip-flop soles when worn.

    This crochet slipper boots with flip flop soles pattern is part of a collaboration with Lion Brand Yarns. This post contains affiliate links.

    Crochet Slipper Boots Pattern

    Whether you work from home, lounge from home or mom from home, you need these crochet slipper boots in your life! The flip flop soles keep things comfy and non-slip and the dense stitches and chunky yarn guarantee a high cozy factor.

    Read on for all the yarn information, pattern inspiration and tutorial details or scroll down for the complete free pattern.

    More Info on Crocheting on Flip Flops

    If you're new to crocheting on flip flops and wondering how these slippers will hold up, definitely check out our FAQs post that covers this any many other burning questions!

    Related: a complete guide to crocheting on flip flops ⇨

    Why you'll love these crochet slipper boots!


    • Easy to Create: Use nothing but single crochet stitches and inexpensive flip-flops
    • Durable: Enjoy them while you're working from home, doing a grocery pick-up, or taking the dog out
    • Stylish + Practical: Use a chunky yarn to guarantee a high cozy factor

    Crochet Slipper Boots, But Faster

    We've designed several pairs of crochet slipper boots with flip flop soles over the years. Thousands of crocheters have made their own slippers with flip slop soles using these patterns:

    • Cabin Crochet Boots
    • Breckenridge crochet "Ugg" Boots with Fur Trim
    • Taos Crochet Mukluks

    RELATED: You can see all our free crochet patterns using flip flops here.

    Three Season Slippers

    I wanted to take the basic concepts and comfort from those patterns and create a crochet slipper boot that was more practical to wear three or more seasons a year.

    These crochet chukka slippers are simple and minimalist in style and offer just the right amount of cozy to keep you comfortable.

    Crochet Slipper Boots Video

    If you'd like to get a sense of whether this pattern is right for you or just check out how a pair of crochet slipper boots comes together step-by-step, watch the quick video below!

    Why Flip Flops?

    My curiosity about using flip flops as the soles for a crochet shoes and slippers began with these lightweight summer slippers.

    I've since come to love flip flop crochet projects for some of the same reason we all love flip flops--the soles are squishy and non-slip, which is hard to achieve with traditional crochet slipper patterns.

    Pin it! Click to save this pattern for later ⇨

     A 4-photo grid showing the process of creating ankle-height Chukka crochet slipper boots on non-slip flip-flop soles.

    How Does Crocheting on Flip Flops Work Anyhow?

    To crochet slipper boots with flip flop soles, you'll begin by poking holes around each flip flop. Then you'll use strong, a mercerized cotton to crochet around each sole and form the base for the rest of the crochet slipper.

    From there, it's just some rounds of single crochet stitches and some consciously placed single crochet two together decreases and you've got yourself some house shoes!

    PRO TIP: My favorite yarn for crocheting on flip flops in general is Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton. It's really sturdy, lightweight and holds up beautifully.

    The Yarn

    We're using Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick for the main boot portion of this pattern because it's thick enough to make a very dense fabric, strong enough to create really durable slippers and it comes in almost every color you could wish for.

    Check out all the colors of Wool-Ease Thick & Quick here.

    Flat lay with a slipper, wool ease yarn, and metal crochet hook on top and a finished chukka slipper boot on the bottom.

    Deliver it! Have your yarn shipped directly to you! ⇨

    Make Meeting the Gauge a Cinch

    Because we're crocheting shoes and you want them to fit your feet, meeting the gauge is pretty important. In this pattern, the gauge is very heavily influenced by the number of stitches around your flip flop sole. (Holes that are too close together = more stitches in your gauge measurement. Holes that are too far apart = not enough stitches in your gauge measurement.)

    Printable Ruler Guide for Soles

    I developed a printable ruler to take the guess work out of the placement of your poked holes and therefore the number of stitches you end up with.

    Providing a simple, printable hole-poking "ruler" ensures you have the perfect number of holes for your size flip flop, which makes meeting the gauge LOTS easier.

    A close-up shot of a flip-flop with a guide being poked with a metal hook to create holes for the crochet chukka slippers.

    I've included the Chukka Slippers printable ruler in the ad-free PDF. This little bonus will help immensely, regardless of the size you’re making–isn’t that magic?! You can purchase the PDF of this pattern with the ruler here on Etsy or here from LoveCrafts.

    Note that the ruler spacing is based on the yarn thickness and overall gauge, so a printable rulers are not necessarily interchangeable between our flip flop patterns.

    Print it! Purchase the printable PDF with hole poking ruler ⇨

    Click to purchase the printable pattern PDF of the Chukka Crochet Slipper Boots that is perfect for couch crocheting!

    Video Tutorial Support

    These chukka slippers use the same base as our Breckenridge Slipper Boot pattern, which means you can follow along with Part 1 of the video tutorial to learn exactly how to make these Chukka slippers step-by-step.

    Find Your Next Crochet Slippers Pattern

    Crochet slipper patterns can be the perfect blend of function, style and speed. Most of these slippers and slipper socks can be crocheted in a weekend or less and rank high in the cozy category. Whether you want to learn how to crochet on flip flop soles or add leather to the bottom of crochet slippers, we've got you covered!

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    See more free crochet slippers & socks patterns →


    Chukka Slipper Boot Free Crochet Pattern

    Purchase printable PDF with hole poking ruler here on Etsy or here from LoveCrafts.

    Save this pattern to your Ravelry here.

    Pin it for later here.

    Explanation:
    The comfort of handmade slippers with the functionality of actual shoes, these chukka-style slips are here to bring joy to your feet!

    Using nothing but single crochet stitches and inexpensive flip flops, you’ll nurture your inner cobbler skills to bring your perfect pair of slippers to life.

    (And it may surprise you how durable these handmade house shoes can be!) Whether you’re working from home, doing a grocery pickup or taking the dog out, you’ll be cozy, comfy and stylish whenever you go.

    Materials + Supplies

    • A: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick (Weight: 6/super bulky -  106 yds, 6 oz)
    - MC: Oatmeal (640-123) – 1 entire skein [approx. 170 g]

    • B: Small amount Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton or other strong Category 3 or 4 yarn in color to match flip flops (approx. 15 yards) 
    - SC: Taupe (761-112) – 1 skein [approx. 12 g]

    • Tapestry needle
    • Size B (2.25 mm) crochet hook or size needed to fit through flip flop holes
    • Size K (6.50 mm) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
    • Stitch markers or safety pins
    • 1 pair of flip flops (One size smaller than you wear normally. See pattern notes.)
    • Sharp tool to poke holes (I use this clay tool. You can also try a thin skewer, drill bit or tapestry needle.)
    • Stitch markers
    • Sharp scissors
    • 1-2 printed copies of the “ruler” at back of PDF pattern (OR measuring tape) + tape (Washi tape suggested)
    • Strong glue such as E6000 (optional)
    • Small scrap of leather or vegan leather (optional)
    • Small craft hole punch or leather punch (optional)

    Sizes*:
    Small – women’s shoe size 5-6 (flip flop length approx. 9.5)"

    Medium – women’s shoe size 7-8 (flip flop length approx. 10)"

    Large – women’s shoe size 9-10 (flip flop length approx. 10.5)"

    *See Overall Pattern Notes Below

    Gauge:
    5.5 sc X 7 rows = 2”

    Abbreviations and Glossary (US Terms):
    ch – chain
    MC – main color
    SC – sole color
    sc – single crochet
    sk – skip 
    slst – slip stitch

    Sc2tog (single crochet two together) – [Insert hook into next st and pull up a loop] two times, yarn over and pull through all 3 loops on hook.

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    Permissions + Copyright:
    Please do not publish or share this pattern as your own. You may make items to sell with this pattern. In exchange, please link back this post. Do NOT use my photos as your own sales photos.

    Click to purchase the ad-free PDF of the Chukka Slippers with Flip-Flop Soles that is perfect for mobile viewing!

    Overall Pattern Notes

    • Transforming flip flops into slippers isn’t an exact science! Unlike other crochet patterns, these slippers have some variables. Keep an open mind and don’t be afraid to customize the slippers to your liking. Read answers to all the frequently asked questions about crocheting on flip flops here.
    • You’ll likely want to size down when buying your flip flops. Look for a flip flop that offers about .25" of sole around your foot (more like the fit of a normal shoe). In the pattern sizing, the shoe sizes mentioned describe the shoe size you normally wear and not the sized-down size of your flip flops.
    • In my experience, Old Navy’s flip flops work the best and are available year round. Walmart’s $1 flip flops can also work. Dollar Tree’s $1 flip flops tend to be a bit too flimsy and will not work as well to poke holes in.
    • Pattern explains locations on the flip flop as if it’s a clock where the top of the toe is 12:00 and the heel is 6:00. (See photo below.)
    • Pattern describes size small instructions with size medium and large in parentheses. (Applies to Rounds 11-15.)
    • Left and right slippers are identical.
    An overhead shot of a Chukka crochet slipper boot shows each position on the slipper like a clock.

    Main Body of Slippers

    Notes:
    • The foot of the boot is crocheted tightly, similar to amigurumi. Make a deliberate effort to keep your stitches tighter than normal. Check your gauge to be sure.
    • Slippers are worked in the round. To join each round, slst into the first sc of the round. Work first sc of next round in the same sc you joined in. At the end of each round, be careful not to work a stitch into the slip stitch from the previous round.
    • While this video tutorial is describing a different pattern, it includes all the steps necessary to make these chukkas except for the final round.

    To begin:
    Trim straps off flip flops. If you’d like to wear your boots outside, trim the mid-foot straps at an extreme angle so you can keep them in place without feeling them inside the boot. (See photo below.) Save the rubber plug from the strap between your toes. 

    Option 1: Print “ruler” at end of pattern PDF. Trim, rrtape pieces together and tape ruler around flip flop sole. With your sharp instrument, poke holes in each dot on the ruler.

    Option 2: Using a measuring tape, poke holes 1.1 cm apart around sole.

    With both options, you want the hole to go at an angle from about the middle of the way down the sole to about .25” into the top of the sole.Ensure your holes are far enough from the edge so that the yarn won’t rip through the rubber when you create your first row of crochet. Reference Part 1 of the Breckenridge Boots video tutorial for help or see the photo above in the blog post.

    A close-up shot of a flip-flop with straps cut off at an extreme angle for comfort and with holes poked around the sole.

    Using smallest hook, attach SC at the back of the heel by inserting your hook from the top of the flip flop toward the bottom of the sole, grabbing the yarn and pulling through to the top. Ch 1 through the loop you’ve created to attach the yarn to the flip flop. (Again, reference the Breckenridge Boots video tutorial for help.)

    A 3-photo grid showing the stitching process by inserting the crochet hook with yarn into the holes of the flip-flop's sole.

    ALL SIZES:

    Round 1: Using size B hook and SC, sc in each hole around sole, join with a slst to first sc. Fasten off.

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    A close-up shot of the progress of the stiches slowly and carefully stitched on the flip-flop's sole using a metal hook.

    Using largest hook and MC, make a slip knot on hook. Insert hook at the 6:00 position of Round 1, yarn over and pull loop through slip knot to join yarn to the middle of the heel. Knot SC and MC tails together. Crochet over yarn tails as you work Round 2. 

    Round 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc around, slst to join. 

    Rounds 3-5: Ch 1, sc in each sc, slst to join. 

    Right-handed crocheters: Place markers at positions 11:00 and 3:00, with 17 stitches between marked stitches.

    Left-handed crocheters: Place markers at positions 1:00 and 9:00, with 17 stitches between marked stitches.

    A close-up shot of the progress of the flip-flop being stitched using a metal crochet hook tightly to ensure fit.

    Round 6: Ch 1, sc in each sc to 1 st before marker, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in next sc, [sc2tog,  sc in next sc] 5 times, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in each remaining st, slst to join. (11 stitches between markers)

    Round 7: Ch 1, sc in each sc to 1 st before marker, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in next sc, [sc2tog, sc in next sc] 3 times, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in each remaining st, slst to join. (7 stitches between markers)

    Round 8: Ch 1, sc in each sc to 1 st before marker, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, [sc in next sc, sc2tog] 2 times, move 2nd marker to last st made, sc in each sc around, slst to join. (3 stitches between markers) Note: 2nd marker has moved out of alignment with previous decrease. 

    Round 9: Ch 1, sc in each sc to 1 st before marker, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, [sc2tog] 2 times, move marker to last st made, sc in each sc around, slst to join. (1 stitch between markers) 

    Round 10: Ch 1, sc in each sc to 1 st before marker, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in next 2 sc, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in each sc around, slst to join. (2 stitches between markers) Note: 2nd marker has moved out of alignment with previous decrease. 

    Rounds 11-13 (14, 15): Ch 1, sc in each sc to 1 st before marker, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in next 2 sc, sc2tog, move marker to resulting st, sc in each sc, slst to join. (2 stitches between markers) 

    Size small should now include 13 rounds. Size medium should now include 14 rounds. Size large should now include 15 rounds.

    Finishing Round All Sizes: Ch 1, slst in each sc around, slst to first st to join. 

    Fasten off. Weave in remaining ends.

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    A close-up shot of the finished crochet slipper boots with an optional leather tag on the top when worn.

    Finishing

    Plugging Flip Flop Holes

    If you plan to wear your slippers outside, replace the small rubber circle that connected your flip flop straps to the sole between your toes. Glue it in place. In my experience, the other two mid-foot strap plugs stay in place without glue as long as they’re cut at an angle as pictured above.

    Adding Optional Leather Tab

    Cut two 1 x 2.5” leather pieces. Use a small hole punch or leather punch to create a hole in each rectangle corner. With sc yarn and a tapestry needle, attach tab to slipper back as pictured. (Note that these are more for looks than to actually pull your slippers on as they’re not very strong.)

    Slip into your new slippers and admire your cobbler skills!

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    How to Crochet Slipper Boots

    These chukka-style crochet slipper boots with flip flop soles will exponentially increase the happiness of your feet! 
    Gauge: 5.5 sc X 7 rows = 2”
    Measurements/Sizes: Small – women’s shoe size 5-6 (flip flop length approx. 9.5)", Medium – women’s shoe size 7-8 (flip flop length approx. 10)", Large – women’s shoe size 9-10 (flip flop length approx. 10.5)"
    Approx Time (varies by skill level): 3 d
    Yarn Cost: $15-16
    Author: Jess Coppom

    Materials

    Yarn

    • Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick Weight: 6/super bulky - 106 yds, 6 oz
    • COLOR: Oatmeal [640-123] 1 entire skein [approx. 170 g]
    • Small amount Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton or other strong Category 3 or 4 yarn in color to match flip flops approx. 15 yards
    • COLOR: Taupe [761-112] 1 skein [approx. 12 g]

    Additional Supplies

    • Tapestry needle
    • Size B 2.25 mm crochet hook or size needed to fit through flip flop holes
    • Size K 6.50 mm crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
    • Stitch markers or safety pins
    • 1 pair of flip flops One size smaller than you wear normally. See pattern notes.
    • Sharp tool to poke holes I use this clay tool. You can also try a thin skewer, drill bit or tapestry needle.
    • Stitch markers
    • Sharp scissors
    • 1-2 printed copies of the “ruler” at back of PDF pattern OR measuring tape + tape (Washi tape suggested)
    • Strong glue such as E6000 optional
    • Small scrap of leather or vegan leather optional
    • Small craft hole punch or leather punch optional

    Abbreviations + Glossary (US Terms)

    • ch – chain
    • MC – main color
    • SC – sole color
    • sc – single crochet
    • sk – skip
    • slst – slip stitch
    Want some company while you crochet?

    Get support (and camaraderie!) in the Make & Do Crochet Crew Facebook Group. Search “Make and Do Crochet Crew” on Facebook.com.

    Permissions + Copyright

    Please do not publish or share this pattern as your own. You may make items to sell with this pattern. In exchange, please link back to this page. Do NOT use my photos as your own sales photos.

    Instructions

    Basic Crochet Slipper Boots making process

    • 1. Start by poking holes around each flip-flop.
    • 2. Use a mercerized cotton to crochet around each sole and form base.
    • 3. Continue doing single crochet stitches and some consciously placed single crochet two together decreases.
    • 4. Finally you completed the Chukka-style Crochet Slipper Boots!

    Overall Pattern Notes

    • Transforming flip flops into slippers isn’t an exact science! Unlike other crochet patterns, these slippers have some variables. Keep an open mind and don’t be afraid to customize the slippers to your liking. Read answers to all the frequently asked questions about crocheting on flip flops here.
    • You’ll likely want to size down when buying your flip flops. Look for a flip flop that offers about .25" of sole around your foot (more like the fit of a normal shoe). In the pattern sizing, the shoe sizes mentioned describe the shoe size you normally wear and not the sized-down size of your flip flops.
    • In my experience, Old Navy’s flip flops work the best and are available year round. Walmart’s $1 flip flops can also work. Dollar Tree’s $1 flip flops tend to be a bit too flimsy and will not work as well to poke holes in.
    • Pattern explains locations on the flip flop as if it’s a clock where the top of the toe is 12:00 and the heel is 6:00. (See photo below.)
    • Pattern describes size small instructions with size medium and large in parentheses. (Applies to Rounds 11-15.)
    • Left and right slippers are identical.

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