Crochet Bear and Hello Kitty Glasses Holder  – Old Library

1. MR, 6 SC
2. INC around (12)
3. (SC, INC) x6 (18)
4. (2 SC, INC) x6 (24)
   5–9. SC around (24)
5. (2 SC, DEC) x6 (18)
6. (SC, DEC) x6 (12)
7. Stuff firmly, then DEC to close, FO

BASE (Make 2):

1. MR, 6 SC
2. INC around (12)
3. (SC, INC) x6 (18)
4. (2 SC, INC) x6 (24)
5. (3 SC, INC) x6 (30)
6. FO and sew to bottom of head (flat and centered)

EARS:

Bear (Make 2):

1. MR, 6 SC
2. (SC, INC) x3 (9)
3. FO and sew to head sides

Hello Kitty (Make 2):

1. MR, 5 SC
2. INC in each stitch (10)
3. FO and attach on top sides of head

BOW (Hello Kitty):

1. CH 5, work 4 SC rows
2. Wrap center with yarn to shape bow
3. Sew or glue onto one ear

EYES & FEATURES:

• Sew or glue safety eyes
• Embroider nose and mouth (use black or pink yarn)
• Position and secure facial details with felt or thread

GLASSES PLACEMENT:

• Place glasses so bridge rests on the “nose” area
• Adjust eye placement to support the lens arms

What I love most about a project like this is how it transforms something ordinary into something personal and expressive. It’s not just a glasses holder anymore, it’s a little character that sits on your desk or bedside table, adding a touch of warmth to your space. It’s the kind of piece that makes people pause and smile, and often ask, “Did you make that?”

After so many years of crocheting, I’ve come to appreciate projects that combine creativity with everyday usefulness. They remind me that crochet isn’t just about making decorative items, but about adding beauty and personality to the things we use every day. This glasses holder is a perfect example of that, simple in construction, but full of charm and character.

In the end, pieces like this carry a special kind of satisfaction. They’re quick enough to be enjoyable, detailed enough to be engaging, and practical enough to be used daily. And honestly, there’s nothing better than seeing something you’ve made become part of your everyday routine, a small but meaningful reminder of the care and creativity that went into every stitch.

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