I just finished making this and it turned out great! I had a few struggles in the beginning and restarted the project about 5x, but the end project turned out awesome. Thank you so much for your easy directions!
For anyone wondering, I got a beautiful 3 weight yarn that I wanted to use. I did a beginning chain of 45 and did 20 rows and it was the perfect size for my husbands Oakley’s
Thank you ! This is my first real project :). I struggled a bit but overall I’m pretty proud of the result, and now my glasses are going to be protected lol
Hi, your channel just popped up on my recommendations and I'm subscribing as I thought this idea was such a useful and sweet idea/gift, I loved the added buttons. Thank-you ❣
Wow thats so awesome. Thank you! Im making this for my father, he uses this pouch for his phone. Anyway, this helps me so much. Thaank you! Have a great day! 💖
I don’t know if you need this anymore but I have the same problem -ch 30, sl st last chain into 1st chain -R1: ch 2, 1 hdc into every stitch, sl st (skip the ch 2 from the start) -R2-15: ch 2, 1 hdc in the back loops only, sl st (skipping the ch 2) - fasten off and weave in the end - Whipstitch the bottom close and secure the stitch, turn inside out to weave in the end Drawstring -take a string through the top row, going through every 2 hdc’s post until the end (should end up in the stitch next to the first one) -make a knot with both strands at desired length and cut the excess (Repeat the steps if making a double
@@thecrochetmeknots hey, I'm doing this now and it's so nice... I'm using a trick i learned when making sleeves to make that seam run a bit straight: after doing that slip stitch into the top of the stitch from the row below, I chain one and then do a hdc into that same stitch (at the root of the chain1 I guess?), then hdc into the back loop of the other hdc going around. I don't know what makes it work...maybe that chain1 bumps the line back into form. Thanks again!
Can you share the brand name of your hook and name of the yarn? I just started and ordered a beginner's kit from Amazon but I think I need a better hook. Thank you!!
I used leftover red heart super saver yarn for this one. The hook , I honestly bought so long ago that I'm not sure about the brand. If you're not happy with your hook, try buying one at hobby lobby. That way, you can try it right away, and if you don't like it, you can return it.
Well, I usually recommend weaving in the tail after you fasten off to keep it from coming undone during washing etc. I think it should be ok if you don't wash it too often. 👍
Of course you can!! If you want to do that I think working it flat would work best instead of in the round. Same stitch count just don't join in the beginning and at the end of each row chain 2 and turn. Once you crochet all your rows, line it on the inside and then whip stitch it together on the bottom and side. Finish with the pull string and voila! Ready to go! ❤️
Been there!!! 😔 Make sure you always count your stitches at the end of each round in order to catch any mistakes. Sometimes, when we work in the round, we might accidentally skip the last stitch, thinking it's the first one . That's one possibility. The best thing to do is always count your stitches so you can catch your mistake just in time to correct it. Hope this helps 🥰👍
I just finished making this and it turned out great! I had a few struggles in the beginning and restarted the project about 5x, but the end project turned out awesome. Thank you so much for your easy directions!
Just finished mine and it turned out great. Thanks for a very clear video for a complete beginner.
That's great!! So happy you found it easy to follow. 🥰👍
For anyone wondering, I got a beautiful 3 weight yarn that I wanted to use. I did a beginning chain of 45 and did 20 rows and it was the perfect size for my husbands Oakley’s
Thank you for sharing! 🥰❤️
Wow, they look so cute. I love them. Easy to do them by following your teaching. Useful for all. Even can be used as mobile pouch. Great share
Yea! Didn't think of them for your mobile phone but totally!! Thank you so much for watching!! 👍
Thank you ! This is my first real project :). I struggled a bit but overall I’m pretty proud of the result, and now my glasses are going to be protected lol
Ooh good. I'm so glad you were able to complete it! Feels nice huh? 🥳👍🥰
@@thecrochetmeknots very!!
Hi, your channel just popped up on my recommendations and I'm subscribing as I thought this idea was such a useful and sweet idea/gift, I loved the added buttons. Thank-you ❣
That's great!! Thank you for watching and subscribing 🥰
Wow thats so awesome. Thank you! Im making this for my father, he uses this pouch for his phone. Anyway, this helps me so much. Thaank you! Have a great day! 💖
Awesome!! 👍 I'm so glad it helped you. It's a versatile pouch... I love it!! 🥰
Thanks for sharing Kari. I am going to make one to give as a gift to a friend.
This was so nice and easy to make! Thank you so much
Glad you liked it. I have a new pattern and am working on a new tutorial soon! 🥰 make sure you're subscribed 🤗
Just made this!! It's beautiful 😍 thanks
cuteee, i always just throw my glasses in my backpack and i figure this might keep them a bit safer
I used to do the same but in my purse! I added a hook to the pouch and now have it hooked in my purse so I never forget my sunglasses!! 😎👍
I'm too autistic for this, written pattern please
I don’t know if you need this anymore but I have the same problem
-ch 30, sl st last chain into 1st chain
-R1: ch 2, 1 hdc into every stitch, sl st (skip the ch 2 from the start)
-R2-15: ch 2, 1 hdc in the back loops only, sl st (skipping the ch 2)
- fasten off and weave in the end
- Whipstitch the bottom close and secure the stitch, turn inside out to weave in the end
Drawstring
-take a string through the top row, going through every 2 hdc’s post until the end (should end up in the stitch next to the first one)
-make a knot with both strands at desired length and cut the excess
(Repeat the steps if making a double
This is very nice, thanks for sharing.
Thank you!!! You're so welcome 👍
@@thecrochetmeknots hey, I'm doing this now and it's so nice... I'm using a trick i learned when making sleeves to make that seam run a bit straight: after doing that slip stitch into the top of the stitch from the row below, I chain one and then do a hdc into that same stitch (at the root of the chain1 I guess?), then hdc into the back loop of the other hdc going around. I don't know what makes it work...maybe that chain1 bumps the line back into form. Thanks again!
Thank you for sharing your trick!! I love learning little tips and tricks to make our crocheting look better and neater! 👍
Can you share the brand name of your hook and name of the yarn? I just started and ordered a beginner's kit from Amazon but I think I need a better hook. Thank you!!
I used leftover red heart super saver yarn for this one. The hook , I honestly bought so long ago that I'm not sure about the brand. If you're not happy with your hook, try buying one at hobby lobby. That way, you can try it right away, and if you don't like it, you can return it.
Could I just chain more at foundation to get a bigger bag? I need it to be about 15cm width and 25cm length
Yes definitely! Measure out your foundation chain for the size you need and just follow the rest of the instructions. 👍🤗
Hi! I cut the other tail that was located at the inside of the pouch instead of weaving it, is it okay?
Well, I usually recommend weaving in the tail after you fasten off to keep it from coming undone during washing etc. I think it should be ok if you don't wash it too often. 👍
Can you line the pouch?
Of course you can!! If you want to do that I think working it flat would work best instead of in the round. Same stitch count just don't join in the beginning and at the end of each row chain 2 and turn. Once you crochet all your rows, line it on the inside and then whip stitch it together on the bottom and side. Finish with the pull string and voila! Ready to go! ❤️
How much yarn it took to make?
It took less than a whole skein. I used some leftover yarn I had. 👍
Mine getting smaller smaller don’t know why
Been there!!! 😔 Make sure you always count your stitches at the end of each round in order to catch any mistakes. Sometimes, when we work in the round, we might accidentally skip the last stitch, thinking it's the first one . That's one possibility. The best thing to do is always count your stitches so you can catch your mistake just in time to correct it. Hope this helps 🥰👍
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