Hello people! Looking for my next crochet project, and this time, I decide to make a small Iphone 4S cozy or bag to put my mobile phone.
Flat measurements of the cozy:
3.75" width x 6" height
Flap measures 2" height x 3" width across cozy
Materials used:
8 ply 100% acrylic yarn from Carnival
Colours of yarn: A for Lime green, B for White, C for Bottle green
11cm diameter black button
hook size 4.50mm
A very simple pattern:
Foundation chain: crochet 14 chain plus 3 chains
Row 1: Using colour A (lime sorbet) acrylic yarn, Dc into the fourth chain from the hook, then 1 dc in each chain. Once you reach 14th chain and made the dc, continue on the other side of the chain, and do 1 dc in each ch that already has a dc. To finish, slip stitch to top chain (3rd ch) of the turning chain.
Row 2 - 5: repeat row 1 using colour A
Row 6-7, change to white yarn, colour B. Repeat row 1 instructions.
Row 8: change to colour C, then repeat row 1 instructions here to row 11.
To make a handle or loop for the cozy, I chained a length I felt comfortable with, I think around 60-80 single chains, then slip stitch back to the space between the chain three starting chain of row 8, and the first dc stitch.
To make the flap over the cozy, I slip stitch three times along the row 8, the previous dc stitches, before making a chain 3 turning chain.
Flap:
Row 1 - 2: ch 3 starting chain, dc in each of previous dc stitch x 12 times.
Row 2: turn, ch 3, dc in each of previous dc stitch 12 times.
Row 3: make a button hole here, so ch 2, hdc in each of previous dc stitch x 4 times, the chain 4 for the button hole loop, then dc stitch in each dc stitch from previous row, do this to the end, which will give you 3 more stitches, then dc on top of previous turning chain.
Row 4: ch 2, hdc in each stitch from previous row, and 4 hdc along the chain 4 space which is the button loop itself. Continue to hdc to finish this row.
This little cozy is now used as a wrist bag for my kid in dress up play. I did not get to put my mobile phone in it, as someone is using it as a play toy for dress up. Looks like I need to make another one.
Flat measurements of the cozy:
3.75" width x 6" height
Flap measures 2" height x 3" width across cozy
Materials used:
8 ply 100% acrylic yarn from Carnival
Colours of yarn: A for Lime green, B for White, C for Bottle green
11cm diameter black button
hook size 4.50mm
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| crochet iphone 4S cozy |
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| back view of cozy |
A very simple pattern:
Foundation chain: crochet 14 chain plus 3 chains
Row 1: Using colour A (lime sorbet) acrylic yarn, Dc into the fourth chain from the hook, then 1 dc in each chain. Once you reach 14th chain and made the dc, continue on the other side of the chain, and do 1 dc in each ch that already has a dc. To finish, slip stitch to top chain (3rd ch) of the turning chain.
Row 2 - 5: repeat row 1 using colour A
Row 6-7, change to white yarn, colour B. Repeat row 1 instructions.
Row 8: change to colour C, then repeat row 1 instructions here to row 11.
To make a handle or loop for the cozy, I chained a length I felt comfortable with, I think around 60-80 single chains, then slip stitch back to the space between the chain three starting chain of row 8, and the first dc stitch.
To make the flap over the cozy, I slip stitch three times along the row 8, the previous dc stitches, before making a chain 3 turning chain.
Flap:
Row 1 - 2: ch 3 starting chain, dc in each of previous dc stitch x 12 times.
Row 2: turn, ch 3, dc in each of previous dc stitch 12 times.
Row 3: make a button hole here, so ch 2, hdc in each of previous dc stitch x 4 times, the chain 4 for the button hole loop, then dc stitch in each dc stitch from previous row, do this to the end, which will give you 3 more stitches, then dc on top of previous turning chain.
Row 4: ch 2, hdc in each stitch from previous row, and 4 hdc along the chain 4 space which is the button loop itself. Continue to hdc to finish this row.
This little cozy is now used as a wrist bag for my kid in dress up play. I did not get to put my mobile phone in it, as someone is using it as a play toy for dress up. Looks like I need to make another one.
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