Women's Gladiator Sandals

By: Bethany Dearden from whistleandivy.com

Womens Gladiator Sandals

By: Bethany Dearden from whistleandivy.com

"Crochet these cute and comfy gladiator slippers, perfect for warmer weather! The chunky yarn makes them a snap to make; they work up in a little over an hour, and they are very comfortable to wear. The pattern includes US women's sizes 5-9, but can easily be sized up with a larger hook."

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Difficulty LevelIntermediate

Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook, K/10.5 or 6.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

Crochet GaugeSizes 6 and 8: 9 sts = 3″
Sizes 7 and 9: 8 sts = 3″

Materials List

Hometown USA Yarn (in 2 colors)
J and K Hooks
Smaller Hook for weaving in ends

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Morehouse17

Apr 30, 2018

A designer after my heart. I love gladiator sandals and I would wear them all year long if I could. I guess with this pattern, it is possible. I can wear them all year long, inside. They really look comfortable. I hope I have some yarn in the bin now so that I can start making them today.

Delphine Bryant

Apr 29, 2018

I would call these baby booties on steriods. Instead of walking around bare footed in the house, this is my new solution. I think that this free pattern design is adorable and once I slip them over my heels, I do not have to worry about keeping them on my feet. I am making a pair for all the girls in the house.

lcarr

Apr 27, 2018

I will definitely have to give these a try. I think I may make a double sole though. I am always running out to the back yard in my sock feet. A second outer sole made with something like jute would make the slippers more durable if you wanted to run outside for something. It would also help them keep their shape better. Adding a coating of sealant to waterproof the bottoms would help too.