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Imagination Phone Pouch

  • Oct 2
  • 5 min read

The Imagination Phone Pouch crochet pattern is also available as a premium PDF download on Ravelry.


Keep Your Phone Close & Your Hands Free with the Imagination Phone Holder!


Tired of misplacing your phone or digging through your bag to find it? The Imagination Phone Holder is the stylish and functional solution you’ve been looking for! Quick and easy to crochet, this pattern blends everyday practicality with a touch of personalized flair.


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Make one in every color to match your outfits, the season, favorite sports team, or your mood—while keeping your phone right at your fingertips. No more rummaging through bags or pockets!

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Perfect for gifting, market tables, or simply treating yourself, this fun and speedy project is a must-have for any crocheter’s to-make list.


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Materials

➤Yarn: 100% Cotton (or other natural fiber)

➤Yardage:  60 - 85 yds

➤Hook: 5.0mm & 5.5mm


Stitches & Abbreviations

US Terminology

➤ * * = Repeat stitch pattern between * *

➤ Ch# = Chain number of times specified

➤ St/Sts = Stitch/Stitches

➤ SS = Slip Stitch

➤ SK# = Skip number of sts specified

➤ SC = Single Crochet ➤ HDC = Half Double Crochet

➤ DC = Double Crochet

➤ TLO = Third Loop Only of HDC (3rd loop is sometimes referred to as ‘back bump’ or ‘back bar’)          Moogly TLO Video Tutorial ➤ PUFF = Puff Stitch: Yarn Over (YO), insert hook, YO, pull through stitch & draw up a loop. Repeat 2 more times, for a total of 7 loops on your hook. YO, draw through 6 loops, YO draw through remaining 2 loops.  See “Notes & Special Instructions” for an alternative PUFF st.


Notes & Special Instructions

Alternative PUFF st - For more stitch definition, you can use a 9-loop PUFF st:  Yarn Over (YO), insert hook, YO, pull through stitch & draw up a loop.  Repeat 3 more times, for a total of 9 loops on your hook. YO, draw through 8 loops, YO draw through remaining 2 loops This pattern can be made in all 1 or 2 colors:  If using multiple colors, alternate colors on SC & PUFF rounds.

➤ Chains at beginning of a round/row NEVER count as a stitch.

➤ I tend to crochet TIGHT, so you may need to adjust your hook size to accommodate. I suggest using the invisible join for a seamless look when finishing off.

Heart Hook Home video tutorial When the pattern says “Pull yarn loop at join to back of work”: Remove hook from yarn, at join insert hook from back to front, grab yarn loop & pull through stitch. This will help give it a more finished look. If you do not like the look of this, just continue as normal.

First DC Options:  In this pattern, the 1st DC st in rows/rounds will always be noted as a regular DC.  There will be NO Chain instructions on rows/rounds beginning with a DC.    Use your preferred method for 1st DC stitch of these rows.

1 - Chainless Starting DC:  This is the technique I prefer to use.  I also use this technique for 1st FPDC/BPDC of rows/rounds.  Moogly Video Tutorial for Chainless Beginning DC stitch

2 - Stacked SC:  Stacking 2 SC will result in a similar look to a DC st without added bulk of a Ch2. Brianna K Video Tutorial for Stacked SC

3 - Ch3:  Use this as 1st DC of row/round. 

4 - Ch2:  This will get your sts to height of a DC & then place a regular DC in 1st st of row.


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IMAGINATION PHONE POUCH PATTERN


PHONE POUCH Pattern

NOTES:

At end of each rnd, SS join to 1st st of rnd.

Piece will get a little wider than initial chain when you start working PUFF rnds.

End of Rnd st count remains the same throughout.  (26)

This size pouch will comfortably fit approx. 3.5”W x 6.5”H phone (customizable).

If you need it to fit a narrower/wider phone, +/- number of beginning chains.

If you need it to fit a shorter/taller phone, +/- number of times you repeat Rnds 3-4.

REMINDER: Pattern is written using a chainless beginning DC. Use your preferred method for 1st DC.

Rnd 1:

(RS)

NOTE:  If you are adjusting size, end of rnd st count MUST be EVEN number.

TIP:  Be sure to chain loose enough to work into both sides of starting chain.

  

Ch13, 2 HDC in 2nd back bump from hook, 1 HDC in each of next 10 back bumps, 3 HDC in last back bump.


Continue working in same direction (into back side of the chain):  

1 HDC in each of next 10 sts down back of starting chain.  1 HDC again in 1st st.  Do NOT 

turn.

Rnd 2:

(RS)

NOTE:  This rnd is worked into the TLO of HDC from previous round.   3rd loop will be on backside of work.  At beginning of rnd, pull yarn loop at join to back of work for cleaner look.


Ch1, 1 TLO-SC in each st around.  Do NOT Turn 

Rnd 3:

(RS)

1 DC in 1st st, 1 PUFF in next st.  1 DC in next st, 1 PUFF in next st.  Repeat around.  TURN

Rnd 4:

(WS)

Ch1, 1 SC in each st around.  TURN

Rnds 

5-20*:

Repeat Rnds 3-4 (*8 more times OR as many times as needed to reach desired height).

Rnd 21:

(RS)

Ch2, Sk1, 1 SC in each st around, place last SC in  1st (skipped) st.  Do NOT Turn


Do NOT fasten off.  Proceed to TRIM/BUTTON HOLE/STRAP Pattern.



TRIM / BUTTON HOLE / STRAP Pattern

NOTES:

You may want to use a smaller hook size for this section so piece does not get wavy.

You can +/- number of sts of BUTTON HOLE/LOOP to fit your button of choice.

You can +/- number of sts of STRAP to your desired length.

Rnd 1:

Find & mark center (20th) st on back of Phone Pouch.  


Ch1, SS in 1st st.   Ch1, SS in next st.  Repeat around to marked st. 


BUTTON HOLE:  SS in marked st, Ch12, SS in same st again.

 Ch1, SS in next st.  Repeat around.  SS join to 1st st of rnd. 

Rnd 2:

STRAP:  Ch100 (or desired strap length), on opposite side of pouch SS to 13th & 14th sts of Rnd 1. 

1 HDC in each back bump across.  

On beginning side of pouch SS to last st of Rnd 1.

BUTTON:

Attach button on FRONT side of pouch, in center of last PUFF rnd.


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