Sharon Raymond 
https://www.etsy.com/listing/115658513/any-size-tailored-cord-soles-sole?ref=listing-shop-header-3
Ingunn Santini is a crocheted pattern-maker extraordinaire, and the pattern she uses for making a rope sole with a crocheted edge is amazing and would work well with uppers made from fabric. I will be posting my espadrille upper pattern for sale soon. So if you are a sewer and a crocheter, you can start cranking out your own handmade beautiful shoes!
Espadrillas are originally simple handmade canvas shoes with rope-soles, produced in Spain for hundreds of years (And other places world-wide, only named differently).This sole is my final solution in order to turn crochet slippers into street shoes!
With stubborn obsession, I have worked out a method for how to make attachable cord-soles for finished crochet (or knit-) slippers.
The method is adaptable for ANY foot-shape and -size.
You can also continue to crochet a shoe on top of the sole.Handmade insoles will add extra comfort and softness, and keep the slippers in shape.
Personalize the soles with matching fabric, …. and labels! A very good gift-idea!Attaching out- and insoles to basic slippers, has several advantages. They protect your slippers against wear and tear, makes them sturdy and comfortable to walk and wear, it looks nice, and not least;
It turns your home slippers into street shoes!You only need basic crochet and craft-skills to make these soles. VERY detailed step-by-step instructions with pics!
No sole-hole-punching! No seaming!
Read all about my two different sole-designs on my blog:
http://crochet-craft-santini.blogspot.it/2014/03/about-my-cord-and-crochet-soles-turn.html
The pattern includes:
16 pages PDF with written instructions, and lots of step-by-step images!
INDEX:
About Cord and Materials, p 3
Methods to make your own cord, p 4
Foot-Templates, p 4
How to make tailored Cord Soles, p 5-6 -7
How to crochet the sole edging, p 8
How to assemble slippers to Cord-Soles, p 9
How to make insoles, p 10
How to print on fabric, p 10
Sole-Treatment for Handmade Soles, p 11
Different materials and finished soles, p 12
How to Foundation Single Crochet for cords, p 13
Stitches, Terms and Abbreviations, p 13
Tutorial for crocheted Lucet-Cord, p 14
Ready Sole Templates in 4 sizes, p 15
From slippers to street-shoes, p 16
Materials:
Multiple stranded, or another heavy craft weight: yarn, string, rope, or cord.
Cotton is great, or fibers like jute, bast, flax or hemp.
DON’T WORRY ABOUT THE MATERIALS, YOU’LL FIND THEM IN YOUR KITCHEN DRAWER, OR YOUR TOOL-BOX. OR YOU CAN PURCHASE THEM IN ANY HW-STORE OR SUPERMARKET!
Crochet hook:
Any size that suits your project.
Gauge:
Not important for this project.
Sizes:
Any Size
Terminology:
US – American Terms.
NOTE:
Check out the Package/Save-section in my store, to see all my crochet slippers attached onto these Cord-Soles!
All my crochet basic-slippers, have a 2in1-pattern-pack, for you to save money; Slippers, included the Cord-Sole Tutorial!
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
I offer pattern-assistance and welcome any question you might have.
PERMISSION TO SELL
You are welcome to sell the finished product made from this pattern!
COPYRIGHT
All my patterns are copyrighted.
By purchasing an item from my shop, you agree not to copy, distribute, give away or resell the design, in print, or as a digital file.
Thank you!
