Crochet Earpod Case Cover-Free Pattern

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.

crochet case — Lines show where to whip stitch

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.

crochet case cover — This is how the bottom of the case should look like

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.