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Monthly Free Pattern: Imagination Glass Case

Updated: Feb 13

The “Imagination Glass Case” pattern, which includes both style pictured, is also available as a premium PDF download on Ravelry.



If you wear regular eye glasses or sun glasses, you know a glass case is necessary to keep from scratching your lenses.


TOP:  Button Glass Case
BOTTOM:  Drawstring Glass Case Pouch

TOP: Button Glass Case BOTTOM: Drawstring Glass Case Pouch

This premium PDF pattern includes 2 different styled cases that are both quick & fun projects. Both glass case styles would be great scrap buster projects. One case is a drawstring pouch (free patteren found below) and the other is a button case. Both are easy to adjust size to fit all your eyewear needs. They would be a unique item to make for your next market!


TOP:  Button Glass Case
BOTTOM:  Drawstring Glass Case Pouch

TOP: Button Glass Case BOTTOM: Drawstring Glass Case Pouch

Materials Yarn: SOFT # 4 / Worsted Weight (I used Bernat Satin & Caron Simply Soft.) Yardage: 45-60 yds Hook: 5.0 mm Stitch Markers, Scissors, Darning Needle

Stitches & Abbreviations US Terminology ➤ * * = Repeat stitch pattern between * * ➤ Ch# = Chain number of times specified ➤ St/Sts = Stitch/Stitches ➤ SS = Slip Stitch ➤ SC = Single Crochet ➤ SC2TOG = Single Crochet 2 TOGether (worked over 2 sts as decrease) ➤ HDC = Half Double Crochet ➤ DC = Double Crochet ➤ DC2TOG = Double Crochet 2 TOGether (worked over 2 sts as decrease) ➤ 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. ➤ Stitch pattern increment is any EVEN number. ➤ Chains at beginning of a round/row NEVER count as a stitch. ➤ Total number of stitches per round/row in (#) at end. ➤ This pattern can be made in all 1 color or 2 (or more) colors: If using multiple colors, alternate colors every round. ➤ I tend to crochet TIGHT, so you may need to adjust your hook size to accommodate. 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/rounds.** 1 – Chainless Beginning DC:  This is the technique I prefer to use & this pattern is written using it.  I use this same technique for 1st DC/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 – Ch2:  This will get your sts to height of a DC & then place a regular DC in 1st st of row/round. ➤ I suggest using the invisible join for a seamless look when finishing off. Heart Hook Home video tutorial for Invisible Join

Button Glass Case

Button Glass Case

4″ Square Gauge: 13 DC x 7 Rows

Finished Size: ~7” H  x  3” W


Drawstring Glass Case Pouch

Drawstring Glass Case Pouch


Imagintion Glass Case (Drawstring Pouch)

NOTES:

Use 5.0mm hook for this section.

This piece is worked in Rounds.  At end of each round, SS to 1st st to join. & do NOT turn.

RIGHT/FRONT side of piece will be facing you at all times.

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

If you need it to fit a shorter/taller pair of glasses +/- number of times you repeat Rnds 2-3.

Rnd 1:

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


Ch9, 3 SC in 2nd back bump from the hook, 1 SC in each of next 6 back bumps, 3 SC in last back bump.


Continue working in same direction (into back side of the chain):  1 SC in each of next 6 sts down back of starting chain.     (18)

Rnd 2:

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


1 DC in 1st st, 1 PUFF in next st.  1 DC in next st, 1 PUFF in next st.  Repeat around.     (18)

Rnd 3:

Ch1, 1 SC in each st around.     (18)

Rnds 4-17*:

Repeat Rnds 2-3 (*7 more times)


NOTE:  +/- repeats of these 2 rds to reach approximate desired height to fit glasses.

Rnd 18:

1 DC in each st around.     (18)

Rnd 19:

Ch1, 1 HDC in each st around.     (18)

TRIM:

NOTE:  You may want to use a smaller hook size so TRIM does not get wavy.    


Ch1, SS in next st.  Repeat around.  Use invisible join.     (18 SS & 18 Ch1)


Fasten off.  Weave in ends


Drawstring (Cord) Pattern

DRAW-

STRING

OPTIONS

#1:  Use 1 color for complete chain.

#2:  Use 2 colors held together for complete chain.

#3:  Use 2 colors & alternate color for each st:  Make slip knot with both color yarns, then alternate which color yarn you pick up on each st.  Finish off with slip knot with both yarn colors.  You can find a tutorial of this method by tester Tonya Saunders, at the bottom of this blog post:  https://marshayarndoodles.com/2023/02/imagination-soap-sack.html 

Rnd 1:

NOTE:  You can +/- number of sts to make DRAWSTRING to your desired length.  I did 2 TIGHT slip knots at each end & kept a little tail (instead of weaving it in).


Chain 60-80 (desired length of drawstring).


Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Thread Drawstring

Thread DRAWSTRING in & out through DC sts in Rnd 18, ending a few stitches from where you began.  

Marsha YarnDoodles' links This pattern is for personal use. You may NOT alter, sell, copy, transfer, trade, distribute, or claim this pattern or its images as your own. Feel free to sell finished products made with this pattern. Please credit @MarshaYarnDoodles as the pattern designer. This pattern is property of: @MarshaYarnDoodles. © 2023

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