The Crochet Pattern
Base Ring and Initial Round
- Foundation:
- Ch 5, join with a sl st into the first ch to form a ring. (Alternatively, start with a magic ring.)
- Round 1:
- Ch 3 (counts as first dc).
- 11 dc into the center of the ring. (Total: 12 dc including beg ch-3)
- Join with a sl st to the top of the ch-3.
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- Tighten the ring by pulling the yarn tail.
Increasing Rounds for the Base
- Round 2:
- Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc).
- 1 dc in same st (first inc made).
- 2 dc in each st around (inc in every st). (Total: 24 dc)
- Join with a sl st to the top of the ch-3.
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- Round 3:
- Ch 3.
- 1 dc in next st, 2 dc in next st; (1 dc, 1 inc) repeat around.
- Join with a sl st to ch-3.
- Round 4:
- Ch 3.
- 1 dc in each of next 2 sts, 2 dc in next st; (2 dc, 1 inc) repeat around.
- Join with a sl st to ch-3.
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- Round 5:
- Ch 3.
- 1 dc in each of next 3 sts, 2 dc in next st; (3 dc, 1 inc) repeat around.
- Join with a sl st to ch-3.
- Round 6:
- Ch 3.
- 1 dc in each of next 4 sts, 2 dc in next st; (4 dc, 1 inc) repeat around.
- Join with a sl st to ch-3.
Building the Body Height
- Round 7:
- Ch 3.
- 1 dc in each st around (no increases).
- Join with sl st to ch-3.
- Round 8:
- Ch 3.
- 1 dc in each st around (no increases).
- Join with sl st to ch-3.
Finishing Border (Edge Trim)
- Round 9 (Edge):
- Ch 1.
- [Sl st in next st, ch 1] repeat all the way around the rim for a textured edge.
- When finished, join last ch 1 with a sl st into first st.
- Fasten off, cut yarn, and weave in all ends.
Hardware and Button Assembly
- Attach Key Ring:
- Open the key ring and slip it through stitches at the final row of double crochets at one side of the rim.
- Slide on the daisy button to the key ring as an optional charm.
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- Install Magnetic Snap Button:
- Take one half of the magnetic snap and press prongs through the fabric from the inside (near the center, around Row 2).
- Place the backing plate over the prongs from inside.
- With pliers, bend prongs down flat.
- On the opposite side, repeat with the other half of the snap button, ensuring both are aligned for a smooth, clean closure.
Optional Strap
- Securing the strap:
- Attach yarn to the key ring with a knot or sl st.
- Cord Strap:
- [Ch 3, 1 dc in strap base]: Repeat this pattern, working ch 3, then dc into the start of your previous arch.
- Continue until strap measures about 62 cm (or your desired length).
- Finish:
- Attach the last arch securely with a sl st to the key ring, ch 1, fasten off and weave in the yarn ends.
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Assembly & Finished Size
After adding hardware and weaving in all ends, the glasses case should be neat and sturdy, able to accommodate standard-sized glasses with enough room to prevent tightness at the opening. The magnetic snap will secure your eyewear, and the optional strap allows for neck, bag, or wrist wear. A key ring provides additional carrying flexibility, and any charms added personalize your case further.
- Finished Body: Approx. 16–17 cm in height and a base diameter of 5–6 cm.
- Strap: 62 cm, easily adjustable.
- Closure: Magnetic, sits flat and secure.
Conclusion and Ending Words
A thoughtfully structured glasses holder not only protects eyewear from scratches and impact but also enhances daily organization. By following these detailed steps—from foundation ring to the neatness of the final edging—crocheters ensure that each aspect of construction upholds both style and utility. Each round contributed to a resilient, stable form, while small hardware pieces like the magnetic button and key ring elevate the finished item’s functionality. The optional strap provides further portability, reflecting attention to convenience and preference in practical use. Careful weaving and tailored closure details ensure a clean finish, while personalized decoration reflects the user’s individual touch. As a result, this glasses holder stands as an attractive, effective accessory, supporting regular handling and safeguarding valued glasses at home and on the go.
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