Here is a free crochet pattern for a crochet zipper pouch for sunglasses Caroline. It is very easy to make and it looks gorgeous! You can easily adjust the size of this pouch to fit your sunglasses.
Changing yarn color every row gives this pouch a beautiful color pattern. The texture of the pouch is also very nice and dense. You can choose whether you want to attach lining. In case you do, I have a tutorial showing how to sew in a zipper and attach lining here.
The pattern includes a list of materials, abbreviations, notes, written pattern, and detailed step-by-step photo instructions. If you are not sure how to sew in a zipper and attach lining, you can take a look at a tutorial here.
You can find my other free crochet patterns for zipper pouches here.
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Crochet zipper pouch for sunglasses Caroline
Materials
- Yarn: I use Rauma Garn Pandora, pima cotton 100% 50 g/180 m. Colors: 238 (light beige) and 304 (petrol). However, any thin cotton yarn will work.
- Hook: I use a 2.0 mm hook. If you are using a different yarn, choose the hook size that is recommended on your yarn label.
- Tapestry needle
- A zipper (and lining if you wish to add it)
Abbreviations (US terms)
- sl st: slip stitch
- ch: chain
- sc: single crochet
- st: stitch
- rep **: repeat from * to *
Notes
The size of my crochet zipper pouch is 16.5 x 8.5 cm. You will work in continuous rounds which means that you will not join with a slip stitch at the end of each round. This pattern uses the two single crochet stitch. Photo instructions below show how to make this stitch. You can easily adjust the size of your pouch by chaining more or less in the beginning (it can be any number of chains). Make sure the pouch isn’t too tight for your sunglasses; it is a good idea to make the chain 2 or 3 cm longer than the length of your sunglasses. You can repeat rounds until you reach the desired height of the pouch.
You have to change yarn color for every round starting from round 3 (introducing light beige yarn) to round 30 (it should be petrol). Round 31 should be petrol.
After a few rounds you will notice that the start of each round is slightly moving to the left, that is fine.
Pattern
Start by chaining 46 with petrol yarn (you can make any number of chains until you reach the desired length of your pouch).
Round 1: To make the first round, you will be working down the chain, then turn and work on the other side of the chain. Make sc in every st of the chain starting from the second chain from your hook. Turn. 1 sc in the end of the chain, make sc in every st (starting with the one you have just worked into; now that st has 3 sc in total) until you come back to the beginning of the chain. 1 sc in the end of the chain. In total you should have 92 st. For this round you need an odd number of stitches in a round. So, make 1 sc in the chain that is in the beginning of the round. Now you have 93 st.
Round 2: two single crochet stitch (see photo instructions): make two sc in the center of the next stitch, *skip one st, make two sc in the center of the next stitch*, rep ** until the end of the round.
Round 3: Change yarn color, *skip one st, make two sc in the center of the next stitch*, rep ** until the end of the round.
Round 4-30: repeat round 3.
Round 31: sc in every st until you have 1 st left. 3 sl st in the back loop only in the next 3 st.
Fasten off and sew in a zipper.
You can find a tutorial showing how to sew in a zipper and attach lining here.
Photo instructions for a crochet zipper pouch for sunglasses Caroline
Round 1
1. Start by making 46 chains (or any number until you reach the desired length of your pouch).
2. Make a single crochet in the second chain from your hook.
3. Continue making single crochets in every stitch until the end of the row.
4. Turn your work and make a single crochet in the end of the chain.
5. Then make single crochets in every stitch starting with the one you have just worked into; now that stitch has 3 single crochets in total.
6. Keep making single crochets until you come back to the beginning of the chain.
7. Then make one single crochet in the end of the chain. Now you have 92 stitches. Next make a single crochet in the chain that is in the beginning of this round. Then you will have 93 stitches in this round. Don’t join with a slip stitch.
Round 2
8. In round 2 you will make two single crochet stitch. You will start working in the first single crochet of the previous round.
9. So, insert your hook in the middle of the post of the first single crochet.
10. Yarn over.
11. Pull the yarn through. Now you have two loops on your hook.
12. Yarn over.
13. Pull the yarn through both loops on your hook. Next you will work in the center of the same stitch where you have just worked in.
14. So, make the second single crochet in the center of the same stitch.
15. Then skip one stitch and make another single crochet in the center of the next stitch.
16. Make one more single crochet in the center of the same stitch.
17. Continue working in the same way until the end of he round: skip one stitch and make two single crochets in the center of the next stitch.
18. When you reach the end of the round, complete the last stitch with beige yarn.
Round 3
19. Skip one stitch and make two single crochets in the center of the second single crochet in the previous round.
20. Then skip one stitch and make two single crochets in the center of the next stitch (always work in the second single crochet out of two).
21. Continue working in the same way until the end of the round.
22. Complete the last stitch of the round with petrol yarn.
Round 4
23. Skip one stitch and make two single crochets in the center of the next stitch.
24. Continue working in the same way: skip one stitch and make two single crochets in the center of the next stitch.
Round 26
25. After a while your work will start looking like this.
Round 30
26. When you complete round 30, don’t change yarn color.
27. Make single crochets in every stitch until you have one stitch left.
28. Next you will make a slip stitch in the back loop only in the last stitch of this round.
29. So, insert your hook in the next stitch grabbing just the back loop.
30. Yarn over.
31. Pull the yarn through. Now you have two loops on your hook.
32. Pull the first loop through the second one. You have just made a slip stitch back loop only.
33. Make two more slip stiches in the back loop only in the next two stitches.
Fastening off
34. Then cut your yarn and take a tapestry needle. Skip one stitch and insert the needle in the next one like it is shown in the picture.
35. Pull the yarn through. Then insert your needle in the center of the stitch where the yarn is coming from.
36. Pull the yarn through. In this way the connection of the round is hard to notice and this gives a nice finished look. Fasten off and sew in a zipper. If you are not sure how to sew in a zipper and attach lining, you can take a look at the tutorial here.
Finished crochet zipper pouch for sunglasses Caroline
37. Done!
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