Free Crochet Glasses Case Pattern: Easy Crochet Pouch

This free crochet glasses case pattern is a quick crochet project that will make a perfect gift for your friends or family. This easy crochet pouch will help to protect their reading glasses or favorite sunglasses from any harm and will make a stylish accessory.

It’s a super easy pattern suitable for beginners as well as experienced crocheters because it’s using only basic stitches. And the good news is that there is no sewing needed at all!

Plus it’s a great pattern to use up all of your leftover yarn. So what’s not to like about it?! 🙂

And if you are looking for a crochet pattern to make a crochet hook case or a case for your cell phones, than this pattern can be easily adapted.

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Free Crochet Glasses Case Pattern: Before You Get Started

Pattern Notes

Skill level: begginer crochet skills and knowledge

Gauge (2″ x 2″): 10 stitches x 9 worked rows

Terminology: US crochet terminology

Notes: only available in English

Sizing

The below sizing is based on the use of Medium #4 = worsted weight yarn and 4 mm crochet hook= G/6:

Width: 8.5cm (3.5″)

Length: 16.5cm (6.5″)

How to customise the width:

– add more chains when working on the foundation chain

– add 5 chains to add extra 2.5 cm (1″)

How to customise the length:

– add more rounds

– add 4-5 more rows to add extra 2.5 cm (1″)

Note: the finished size may differ to the above due to brand or type of yarn used and your yarn tension

Materials and Equipment

Yarn:

– this pattern will work nicely with 100% cotton yarn, 100% acrylic yarn or a blend of acrylic and cotton

– recommended yarn weight: Medium #4 = Worsted

I used 3 different colors to make 3 cases:

– Medium #4 = Worsted

– 100% cotton yarn

– Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton – Color Denim 108 – (100g/170m)

– Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton – Color Amber 186G – (100g/170m)

– Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton – Color Jade 178 – (100g/170m)

– weight/yardage to make one case: 30g/51m

Equipment:

– crochet hook size: I used 4mm = G/6 hook but refer to the instructions on your yarn label if using different weight of yarn

– scissors

– yarn needle

– stitch marker

– button (I used a button that is 2.5cm (1″) in diameter)

Abbreviations

This free pattern is written using US terms and basic crochet stitches (download this free printable chart with UK terms)

– FCH: foundation chain

– R: round

– ST: stitch

– SL ST: slip stitch

– SC: single crochet stitch

– CH: chain stitch

– INC: increase = two single crochet stitches in the same stitch

– BLO: back loop only

– FLO: front loop only

– INV FO: invisible fasten off

– {…}: number shown inside these brackets equals the number of total stitches at the end of each round

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Free Crochet Glasses Case Pattern: Step by Step Instructions

You will start by crocheting a foundation chain and then will work around the chain in continuous rounds so there will be no need to sew the bottom of the case together.

This pattern is using the mixed loop single crochet stitch. This is a very simple technique using a standard single crochet stitch worked in front loop and then back loop in turns. This creates a beautiful uniform texture and pattern.

Written pattern

FCH: 

Chain 17 or customise as per the size guide at the top of this page

R1:

– SC in back bump of each chain across starting from 2nd CH from the hook (Pic 1)

– then work on the opposite side of the chain and INC in first CH ST (Pic 2 & 3)

– SC in next 6 CH STs

– INC in next CH ST (we need an odd number of stitches in a round for this pattern to work, which is why we are increasing here)

– SC in next 7 CH STs

– INC in last CH ST {35} (Pic 4)

R2:

– BLO SC in first ST of R1:

• insert hook into the back loop of the 1st ST stitch of R1
• yarn over and pull through the stitch, you will have 2 loops left on the hook
• yarn over again and pull through 2 loops on the hook
• mark the stitch you have just created with a stitch marker

– FLO SC in next ST:

• insert your hook into the front loop of the next stitch
• yarn over and pull through the stitch, you will have 2 loops left on the hook
• yarn over again and pull through 2 loops on the hook

 – continue to SC in each ST in the round taking turns between BLO and FLO

 – your last SC in R2 should be worked into BLO {35}

– don’t worry if your work is twisting at this stage, this is normal and your work will flatten out as you crochet along

R3:

– FLO SC in first ST of R2

– BLO SC in next ST

– continue to SC in each ST of the round taking turns between FLO and BLO

– your last ST in this round should be worked into FLO {35}

R4 – R28:

– continue to SC in each stitch in the round taking turns between BLO and FLO {35}

– if the last stitch in a round was worked into BLO, then you will start the next round with FLO and vice versa

R29: 

– you will now crochet the edging at the top (which will be a round of slip stitches) and the button loop:

– SL ST into 28 STs

– chain 11, you may need to chain more or less depending on the size of the button you are using

– SL ST into the ST at the base of the chain (Pic 5 & 6)

– I recommend you test if your button fits into the loop before you continue with the next step

– SL ST into next 7 STs {35}

– but if you SL ST into another 2 STs you will achieve a nicer finish when fastening off

Join the round with invisible fasten off:

– watch this step by step video tutorial on How to crochet an invisible fasten off

– cut the yarn off and pull it out of the loop

– thread your tapestry needle with the yarn tail, skip one stitch and pull the needle through the next stitch

– insert the needle back into the stitch you came from but insert it from the top into the centre of the stitch

– pull on the yarn a bit and then weave the yarn tail in

And all there is left to do is to sew the button on and you are done! 🙂

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