Welcome! Today we’re looking at a Crochet Phone Pouch Case that is cozy, colorful and very handy to have around.
This little pouch is worked in a crochet fabric with soft stripes of teal, blue, mint and bright green. Each color band gives the piece a cheerful, summery look that works well in a bag or pocket. A large round button sits on the front, and it doubles as the closure, so your phone stays snug and safe.
I love how practical this project is. It is quick enough to make in an afternoon, and it is a lovely gift for a friend, a coworker or yourself. Keep your phone protected from scratches while it rides along in your purse, tote or jacket pocket.
The full step-by-step tutorial is in the video on this page, and this guide is here to help you prepare and crochet with confidence.
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Skill Level
Intermediate. The stitches are simple and repetitive, but the shaping, color changes and the button closure need some care to keep the edges neat.
Materials
- Yarn: a worsted weight (medium, category 4) acrylic or cotton blend works well here. Choose a multicolor or self-striping yarn in cool shades for the striped effect, and a smooth yarn so the stitches stay easy to see.
- Hook: a 5 mm (H-8) hook is a good starting point for worsted weight yarn. Go up or down a size if your stitches feel too loose or too stiff.
- Scissors and a yarn or tapestry needle for weaving in ends and sewing the seams.
- A large decorative button with a shank or two holes, sized to sit comfortably on the front of the pouch.
- Stitch markers, helpful for keeping track of your rounds or rows.
Stitches and Abbreviations
- sc: single crochet. Insert the hook, yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through both loops on the hook.
- dc: double crochet. Yarn over, insert the hook, pull up a loop, then work off two loops twice.
- ch: chain. Yarn over and pull through the loop on your hook to create a base for your stitches.
- sl st: slip stitch. Insert the hook, yarn over, and pull through both the stitch and the loop on your hook, used mostly for joining and neat finishing.
Pattern Notes
- US terms are used throughout, so a “double crochet” here means a US dc.
- Stripes look best when you change colors at the same point in each round or row, so mark your starting point.
- Keep your tension even, since a tight fabric makes the pouch stiff and a loose one can stretch out over time.
- Edges may look a little uneven before finishing, which is completely normal and usually tidies up once you weave in your ends.
- If you want a looser fit for a larger phone, you can adjust the size by working with a bigger hook or a heavier yarn.
How It’s Made
- Start with a foundation chain to set the base width of the pouch.
- Work the body of the pouch in rounds or rows, changing colors to create the striped bands.
- Shape the bottom so the pouch closes neatly and holds your phone securely.
- Create the flap or upper section that folds over the front of the pouch.
- Add a loop or a looped strap near the flap so the button can close the pouch.
- Sew the side seams together to form the pouch.
- Attach the button on the front and finish with a neat edging around the top.
For the exact rounds and placement, follow the video tutorial linked on this page.
Assembly and Finishing Tips
Weave in all your yarn ends carefully on the inside of the pouch so they don’t show through the stripes.
When sewing the side seams, use a matching yarn color and keep your stitches snug so the edges line up straight.
Attach the button with a strong thread or the same yarn, adding a few extra stitches so it holds up to daily use.
Blocking the finished pouch gently with a little steam helps the fabric relax and sit flat.
Make It Yours
Try a warm autumn palette of rust, mustard and cream for a cozy seasonal look.
Make a larger version to fit a bigger phone or a small wallet, adjusting the width and length as you go.
Swap the button for a wooden or novelty one for a playful touch, or pick a matching color for a subtle finish.
A Crochet Phone Pouch Case also makes a thoughtful gift, especially when paired with a handmade keychain or a small note.
Happy crocheting! I can’t wait to see your finished pouch, so share your project and the colors you chose.
Tutorial and photos of this phone pouch case by: naztazia.
