Chair leg covers crochet

Here's a fun, quick and useful free crochet pattern for Flip Flop Chair Socks! Keep your chairs from scratching the floor with these adorable and very unique crochet chair leg covers!

Have you ever seen crochet chair sock patterns? Apparently they've been around for a while now, but I only discovered them just recently. I find these to be so cute, creative, and useful.

Chair Socks are a great way to use up a little yarn. With this simple and quick crochet pattern, you can protect your floor from scratches.

Add a style to your baby's high chair with this selection of Crochet chair socks patterns. Perfect for keeping furniture legs scratch-free.

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Finally no more chair scraping! The noise of chairs scraping along a wooden floor can be enough to make you wince, but combine that with them scratching a polished floor at the same time is a major…

Chair Sox In our house we have this linoleum flooring that looks like stone. It's really pretty and I like the look of it in our kitch...

Yesterday I mentioned that I had to make some chair socks for the legs of my dinning room chairs so my hardwood floors wouldn't get scratched. These are really simple to make and are much more durable and last longer than the felts you can buy to glue on the bottom of the chair legs. I have made them from worsted weight yarn in the past - if using regular worsted weight I would recommend making the circle part that the chair rests upon in double thickness. Make 2 circles, slip stitch them…

Protective socks made individually to the size of the chair leg, enter the circumference or dimensions of the sides of the leg, and I guarantee that the socks will be perfectly fitted! They are made of crochet from a 3 mm thick cotton cord, so they do not rub quickly. Socks protect the floor from scratches, ensure quiet movement of furniture on the floor, and in addition are a beautiful and impressive finishing of furniture. Instead of using glued felt pads, choose socks! They do not move…