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Step-by-step guide to crochet a bear eyeglass holder.
If you are looking for a cute addition to your work desk or a thoughtful handmade gift for a friend, this bear eyeglass holder crochet pattern is perfect! Not only is it adorable, but it also helps keep your glasses safe and easy to find.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced crocheter, this free crochet bear glasses holder pattern is fun and simple to make. Plus, if you are a visual learner, there is also a detailed crochet video tutorial at the end to guide you through the process.
Let’s get crocheting!
Abbreviations Used
I will be using these crochet abbreviations for this crochet tutorial.
| MR | Magic Ring |
| CH | Chain |
| SL ST | Slip Stitch |
| SC | Single Crochet |
| V | Single Crochet Increase |
| A | Single Crochet Decrease |
| FLO | Front Loop Only |
| BLO | Back Loop Only |
| DC | Double Crochet |
Materials Needed
You will need the following materials to complete your crochet bear glasses holder:
- Cotton Crochet Yarn (color used: brown, black, white )
- Crochet Kit (3.0 mm Hook + Yarn Needle + Yarn Snips + Stitch Markers)
- Glue Gun
- Safety Eyes
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Step by Step Instructions
I will be dividing this crochet bear glasses tutorial into 5 sections:
- The Big Picture
- Nose
- Spectacle Holder
- Ears
- Putting It Together
Let’s begin!
The Big Picture
Before we dive into the pattern, let’s break down how this crochet eyeglass holder is constructed.
If you set aside the cuteness for a second, you will notice that this holder is simply made of two semi-circles and a rectangle.
- The rectangle section is the no-increase zone.
- The semi-circle sections are the increase zones.
- We will keep the stitch count the same in the no-increase zone while increasing stitches in the semi-circle sections to create the shape.
The nose is attached in the centre and takes up about 6 stitches, while each ear takes up 3 stitches.
Nose
Let’s start with the bear’s nose!
- MR, 6 SC
- (SC, V) x3
- (2 SC, V) x3
- 12 SC
- BLO 6A, cut yarn, and leave a long tail for sewing.
You can add scrap yarn or stuffing to give it shape. Then, sew the nose with black yarn and close it up using a yarn needle.
Spectacle Holder
This is the main part of the crochet spectacle holder. We will start in the middle and work outward.
1: 18 CH
2: 17 SC, 3 SC, 16 SC, 2 SC
3: V, 16 SC, 3V, 16 SC, 2V
4: (SC, V), 16 SC, (SC, V) x3, 16 SC, (SC, V) x2
5: (2 SC, V), 16 SC, (2 SC, V) x3, 16 SC, (2 SC, V) x2
6: (3 SC, V), 16 SC, (3 SC, V) x3, 16 SC, (3 SC, V) x2
7: (4 SC, V), 16 SC, (4 SC, V) x3, 16 SC, (4 SC, V) x2
After completing the 7th round, cut the yarn.
For the 8th round, we will start from the no-increase area. Count 5 stitches from the first stitch and begin the next round there.
The idea is to leave space for the bear’s nose.
8: FLO 63 SC
9: 63 SL ST
The nose should fit snugly into the space!
Ears
The ears will be attached from the first stitch of the no-increase area on both sides, taking up 3 stitches each.
1st Chain: 2 CH
2nd Chain: 6 DC, 2 CH
3rd Chain: SL ST
Repeat on the other side to complete the cute little ears.
Putting It Together
For the final step, warm up your glue gun and attach the safety eyes and nose to the crochet glasses holder.
Bear Glasses Holder Crochet Tutorial
If you prefer to follow along with a video, I have documented the entire process in this tutorial:
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