Crochet Shoes (Flats, Mary Jane's, and Boots Included)

My nuiMO collection has grown exponentially and with more friends means a lack of shoes. Have you noticed this? My friends definitely needed more shoes and I thought I could figure out a crochet pattern fairly easily. I found out quickly that I had to make two patterns because Tigger's feet are huge compared to others' feet. I hope that's the case for everyone that owns him. With these patterns you can't stop at certain points to make certain types of shoes. You can make: flats, Mary Jane's, regular shoes, and boots. It's notated in the patterns where you can do this.

As always stated, I'm giving these patterns for free but please don't use them in any way for profit. I'd be most grateful. Remember, these patterns are written in US abbreviations.

What You'll Need:

  • Thinner yarn
  • Scissors
  • E Hook (3.50 mm)
  • Yarn Needle
  • Stitch Marker

Abbreviations:

  • MAR = magic adjustable ring
  • ch = crochet
  • sc = single crochet
  • st = stitch
  • inc = increase stitch
  • inv dec = invisible decrease
  • skp st = skip stitch
  • sl st = slip stitch
  • *...* = repeat as indicated between

REGULAR SHOE SIZE

*Everything in both loops unless otherwise stated.

MAR

Round 1: 6 sc into ring (6)

Rnd 2:  inc around (12)

Rnd 3: sc 2st, 3st into sc, sc 2st, 3st into sc, sc 6st (16)

Rnd 4: sc 3st, inc, sc 4st, inc, sc 3st, inc, sc 2st, inc (20)

Rnd 5: sc 5st, inc, sc 2st, inc, sc 5st, inc, sc 2st, inc, sc 2st (24)

Rnd 6: [Back Loops Only] sc around (24)

Rnd 7-8: sc around (24)

Rnd 9: sc 3st, *inv dec, sc* x3, sc 12st (21) [END here for Flats or Mary Jane's]

*To finish Mary Jane's: ch 8, skp st 12, sl st END

Rnd 10: sc 3st, *inv dec, sc* x3, sc 9st (18)

Rnd 11: sc 2st, *inv dec, sc* x2, sc 10st (16) [END for Shoes] 

*For Boots: Rnd 12-?: sc around (16)


An example of flats.

An example of Mary Jane's.

LARGE SHOE SIZE

*Everything in both loops unless otherwise stated.

MAR

Rnd 1: 6sc into ring (6)

Rnd 2: inc around (12)

Rnd 3: sc 2st, sc 3st into st, sc 2st, sc 3st into st, sc 6st (16)

Rnd 4: sc 3st, *inc, sc* x3, sc st, inc, sc 2st, inc (21)

Rnd 5: sc 5st, *inc, sc* x3, sc 4st, *inc, sc* x3 (27)

Rnd 6: [Back Loops Only] sc around (27)

Rnd 7-9: sc around (27)

Rnd 10: sc 4st, *inv dec, sc* x4, sc 11st (23) [END Flats or Mary Jane's]

Rnd 11: sc 2st, *inv dec, sc* x4, sc 9st (19)

Rnd 12: sc 2st, *inv dec* x3, sc 11st (16) [END for Shoes]

Rnd 13-?: sc around (16) [END for Boots]

The size difference between regular and larger shoe.

And there are the simple patterns for flats, Mary Jane's, shoes, and boots! In some respects they look a bit like slippers, but I think if more detail is added then they could be pretty convincing. Be sure to share here or with @disneynuimosidy on Instagram if you make these. I'd love to see them! Have fun crafting!

Comments

  1. Maria ClaraJanuary 27, 2024 at 8:25 AM

    Hi! I did the Mary Jane pattern for my minnie and ended up to big. But it might be my yarn and hook, I'm using the yarn I got from a Disney Toy Story Alien Kit. The pattern for making the aliens is really bad.

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