Today I have for you this adorable earpod case cover. I knew from the moment I bought mine that I had to make a crochet case for myself, and I wanted to share it with all of you! These are super fast to make, and you don’t need a lot of yarn, so they are perfect stash busters!
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Tools And Materials
- cotton or acrylic yarn ( I used acrylic for this tutorial but I also used Lily’s sugar n cream for a second case cover)
- 4.00 mm hook
- yarn needle
- button mine measured about 2 centimeters
- small tassel (optional)
- measuring tape
- scissors
Stitches Used
- SC- single crochet
- STS- stitches
- CH- chain
- Dec- Single crochet decrease if you don’t know how to decrease click here to watch a video tutorial by Hopefull Honey
Pattern Notes
- Chain 1 does not count as a stitch
- Case is made up of two panels sewed together.
Skill Level
Beginner
Pattern
Front Panel
Chain 9
Row 1: SC on second stitch from the hook and all across (8 STS)
Row 2: CH 1, SC across (8 STS)
Row 3-7 repeat row 2 (8 STS)
Leave a long tail for sewing one side of the panel later.
Back Panel
Rows 1-7: same as front panel
Rows 8-13: Chain 1, SC across (8 STS)
Row 14: Dec in first 2 STS, SC in the next 4 STS, Dec in the last 2 STS.
Row 15: Dec in first 2 STS, SC in next 2 STS, Dec in the last 2 STS.
Row 16: Dec in first 2, and last 2 STS. tie off weave in ends.
note: The top pointy part of the back panel will naturally have a slight hole that will help you close your case.
Now have the back panel facing the right side and the front panel facing the wrong side.
Put the front panel on top of the back panel and whip stitch the sides and the bottom part leaving 3 stitches open. Now do the same on the opposite side of the case. Turn it inside out when you are finished.
Now sew your button about 3 rows down from the top of the first panel.
Now weave in all your ends, and it’s finished!
You can add a little tassel to the side if you want to like I did on mine, or you can leave it like that. I made mine out of embroidery floss, but you can make it out of yarn as well.
Don’t forget to share your work on Instagram with me using the hashtag twchandmade or tag me @tenderwarmcreations
Thank you!
Love, Laura