Sage Phone Pouch (Free Crochet Pattern)
Dear fellow crocheters,
I'm super excited to share with you my new design, the Sage Phone Pouch! It's a quick and easy beginner-friendly crochet pattern that is not only fun to make, but useful too. It serves as a protective cover for your mobile device, or as a handy bag for small items. This cute yet simple design features a strap that loops around a button to keep the contents of the pouch safe from falling out.
The size for this pattern is easily adjustable with written instructional tips, so it can be made into a custom fit case for any device.
You can make it to fit...
- Any smartphone
- iPad or tablet
- Kindle
- Book
- Laptop
- You name it!
The yarn I used is a 100% cotton yarn, which allows this pouch to maintain its shape well, unlike acrylic (or other fibers) that may stretch out after some use. However, you are welcome to use acrylic yarns or the yarn of your choice and keep it from stretching by inserting a cloth lining within the bag. If you'd like to go with my same materials, I used Lily Sugar n' Cream in "Sage Green" and "Green Twists."
This PDF pattern file includes written crochet instructions and step-by-step photo references.
If you like this design of mine, you can check out the other free patterns I have on my blog!
SAGE PHONE POUCH
Free Crochet Pattern
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The Sage Phone Pouch is a quick and easy beginner-friendly crochet pattern that is not only fun to make, but useful too! It serves as a protective cover for your mobile device, or as a handy bag for small items. This cute yet simple design features a strap that loops around a button to keep the content of the pouch safe from falling out. The size for this pattern is easily adjustable with written instructional tips, so it can be made into a custom fit case for any device, like a smartphone, iPad or tablet, Kindle, book, or even a laptop! It can also be customized by changing yarn colors or using a fancy button to create a unique look. This cozy is the perfect project to make as a thank you or appreciation gift, a birthday present, or for selling at craft fairs!
This PDF pattern file includes written crochet instructions and step-by-step photo references.
Size:
- Height: 7 inches (18 cm)
- Width: 4 inches (10 cm)
- Note: The size of this phone case is easily adjustable by adding or decreasing rows and stitches. Instructions for modifying size is available in the pattern.
Level:
- ★★☆☆☆ Easy / Familiar Beginner
- Requires familiarity with stitches used (below), attaching yarn, and sewing buttons.
- FO: fasten off
- Sk: skip
- St: stitch
- Ch: chain
- Sl st: slip stitch
- Sc: single crochet
- Dc: double crochet
- BLO: back loops only
Materials:
- Medium weight 4 cotton yarn in two colors (I used Lily Sugar ‘n Cream in “Sage Green” and “Green Twists”)
- 4.5 mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
~ CROCHET INSTRUCTIONS ~
Note (read before beginning):
This pattern begins from the base (or bottom) of the pouch, ending with the top. It is crocheted entirely in one piece and in joined rounds. Fastening off occurs only at the very end when indicated.
Base
Begin with the secondary color (Sage Green).
Ch 15. (Size modification: Add more or less chains to match the desired width of your pouch.) Then, ch 1 more. (16 ch)
R1: Insert sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc across in each of the next 13 ch in the row, but stop at the last ch. In the last ch, insert 4 sc. (This brings you to the other side of the ch.)
Sc across, but stop at the last ch. In the last ch, insert 3 sc. Join with a sl st to the first sc you made in this round.
R2: Ch 1, sc around in BLO. (34 sts)
Mid Section
Switch to the main color (Green Twists).
R3-R19: Ch 1. (Sc+dc in same st, sk next st) around. (34 sts) (Size modification: Continue until this section matches the desired height of your pouch.)
Top
Switch back to the secondary color (Sage Green).
R20-R23: Ch 1, sc around. Join with a sl st to the first sc. (34 sts)
R24 (final row / creating buttonhole): Ch 1. Sc around, but when you reach the center-back of the purse, ch 8 to make the buttonhole strap. Then, sc in the next st, and continue sc the rest of the row. Join with a sl st to the first sc. (34 sc, 8 ch)
FO and weave in the ends.
~ FINISHING INSTRUCTIONS ~
Sew a wooden button to the front center of the pouch, where your strap can loop over.
Congratulations on finishing your phone pouch!
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Best wishes,
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