Crochet Liners for Crocs

[LadiBug329]

Has anyone seen a pattern for a lining for the Crocs clogs? Is anybody creative enough to "make" a pattern from a large sock pattern?? I think this would be something neat to make, and could give a little variety to the shoe!! I wear them all the time, there is just not a more comfortable shoe to wear, but I think the shoe itself is ugly, and a lining maybe with a ruffled edge would be really cute! I recently bought a pair of the new crocs with the warm lining in them but it doesn't come out so it can be washed.

[ldyer1]

Plus the new ones arent waterproof. I wear mine every day! I wear black ones usually with black socks (to work) but I also have them in pink, light blue, dark blue, and purple.

 

In answer to your question I havent seen a pattern for them.

[kittyloverdeb]

I have a pair with the fleece lining and mine comes out so that I can wash it. I would love to see a pattern for liners tho!

[Ladycrochat]

I saw a KNIT pattern on line somewhere, but nothing in crochet....still there are A LOT of sock patterns online.....I think the problem is that crocheted socks can be a little uncomfortable if you are going to be walking around in them all day....the stitches are not like knitting......but for myself I use tennis socks....you know..the white footpads. They do not really show, but they are warm and comfortable....I guess you could crochet a cute edgeing on them.

[livedinalaska]

I've not see a pattern for crochet liners either, but I do LOVE my crocs!

[LadiBug329]

Deb,

How do you get your liner out of your crocs?

Mine is really tight wear the buttons are on the side...

[Summer]

Someone has already patent a liner for Crocs. They are called Tabajacks. They are wonderful fleece liners that come in many different patterns. You can even add accessories to make them your own personal style. I've seen them on ebay and at http://www.tabajacks.com

[craziebunny]

well those are neat looking liners but man that would be too hot for az

[cherrypicker]

I would love to make some new liners for my crocs, even though the liners on mine come out and can be washed, how great would it be to have colourful ones! I might attempt a go at a patten soon, Im thinking its gonna have to be a toe up pattern, anyone got any other ideas??

[letterpusher]

These are somewhat neat I guess. Maybe you can get some idea from this.

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=277496.0

Edited January 6, 2009 by letterpusher
misspelling

[flybabytina]

I am currently on a mission to figure out how those Tabajacks are made. Personally, I think fleece would be warmer than crochet..... but that is my opinion I would rather make something myself than buy it.

Edited November 10, 2008 by flybabytina
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[LadiBug329]

I'd still like to know how to get the liner out that came with the crocs!! I don't think mine comes out...did they make 2 styles??

[LadiBug329]

Yeah, you could probably use the liner thats in them (if yours comes out) as a pattern

[angelsmith52]

Both of those are really cool ideas!

[susan52]

i love the idea of croc socks, hope someone comes up with a pattern, hugs susan

[Feederofthepack]

I know I have seen one somewhere! I'll keep looking.

[stitchylady]

Chrissie...I have the crocs with the fleece lining and they do come out for washing but the first time can be a bit of a tussle! See the little plastic "button" on each side of the croc? Well, the fleece actually has a buttonhole that fits over that...if you look under the button and kind of pull away the fleece, you will see it. Pull the buttonhole over the button...it does work very hard but it can be done. I then just washed the liners with my regular clothes and then dried them in the dryer. They dont come out as "fluffy" as when new...but at least they come clean!

Hope this has helped you!

Doreen

[LadiBug329]

Thank you doreen...i didn't tug too hard cuz i didn't want to break the button!! I'll have to try it again on wash day. ;o)

[dogswife]

I would love a pattern in either fleece or crochet! I wear mine year round. I even have a pair that have no holes so that I can wear them when it is raining or snowing.

[LadiBug329]

i did finally get the liner out...and washed. still haven't found a pattern for them though...

[noQcrocheter]

I would love a pattern for Crocs socks, in sizes for my kids and myself. I saw one on Ravelry the other day but it isn't free. ($3) and only had adult sizes. http://cobblerscabin.wordpress.com/the-pattern-shop/pattern-shop-ii/croc%E2%84%A2-socks-pattern/

[Mom w/a Motif]

I saw some someone knitted on Ravelry. She didn't have a pattern, but if you want to see it... jpsartre's croc inserts

 

I have never bought any crocs, but the inserts make them look really cool. (I don't like plastic shoes, so maybe w/ the inserts...)

Edited December 16, 2009 by Mom w/a Motif

[LadiBug329]

oh they are just cool lookin...i might have to break down and buy the pattern.