How to Crochet Animals Glasses Holder | Cute & Easy Crochet | Beginner Friendly Tutorial 🐼

 How to Crochet Animals Glasses Holder | Cute & Easy Crochet | Beginner Friendly Tutorial 🐼

     Looking for a fun and practical crochet project? 🧶 In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to crochet an adorable animals glasses holder — the perfect blend of cute and useful! Whether you’re just starting out or already love crochet, this beginner-friendly pattern is super easy to follow. Not only will it keep your glasses safe, but it also makes a charming little desk or bedside buddy. 🐼✨

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Make sure you don’t miss anything—open the video and crochet along for a smoother, quicker, and more effective experience.

🎥 Watch the full YouTube tutorial here:

Materials Needed

• 4ply milk cotton yarn
• 3.5mm & 4mm crochet hook
• stitch maker, needle
• scissors, glue 
• 10mm safety eyes
• felt fabric, blush

Crochet Abbreviations

The abbreviations are in US terminology!

• Rnd – round/row
• Ch – chain
• mr – magic ring
• st – stitch
• sc – single crochet
• inc – increase
• dec – decrease
• hdc – half double crochet
• slst – slip stitch
• FLO – front loop only
• BLO – back loop only
• *- repeat
• [] – total stitch count in each round/row
• sk – skip

Animals Pattern

Rnd 1: 17ch, the 3rd stitch from the hook, 14hdc, 3hdc in 1st, 13hdc, 2hdc in 1st [32]

Rnd 2: 2ch, 2hdc in 1st (inc), 14hdc, 3inc, 12hdc, 2inc [38]

Rnd 3: 2ch, 2inc, 15hdc, 2inc, hdc, 2inc, 13hdc, 2inc, hdc [46]

Rnd 4: 2ch, (hdc, inc) x2, 15hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, 13hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, hdc  [54]

Rnd 5: 2ch, (hdc, inc, hdc) x2, 16hdc, (hdc, inc, hdc) x2, hdc, (hdc, inc, hdc) x2, 13hdc, (hdc, inc, hdc) x2 [62]

Rnd 6: 2ch, (3hdc, inc) x2, 14hdc, (3hdc, inc) x2, 3hdc, (3hdc, inc) x2 or count from the first stitch to the 47th stitch, 11hdc, (3hdc,inc) x2, or count from the first stitch to the 67th stitch, (3hdc,inc) x2, 2hdc [70]

• ch 1, leave the tail, weave in the excess yarn

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

• Pig Ears

2ch, (dc, tc), tc, (tc, dc), slst, 

ch 1, leave the tail, weave in the excess yarn

• Count back 4 stitches from the stitch marker

• Repeat the same steps as the first ear

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

• Pig Snout

Rnd 1: 5ch, the second chain from the hook, inc, 2sc, 3sc in 1st, 2sc, inc, slst, 

Rnd 2: 1ch, inc, 2sc, 3inc, 2sc, 2inc, slst, 

ch 1, leave the tail, weave in the excess yarn

• Use white thread to add details to the pig's snout

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

• Panda Ears

1ch, (dc, tc), tc, (tc, dc), 1ch, slst

ch 1, leave the tail, weave in the excess yarn

Count back 4 stitches from the stitch marker

Repeat the same steps as the first ear

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

• Panda Nose

mr, 2ch, 12hdc, weave in the excess yarn

• Use black thread to add details to the panda's nose

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

• Panda Eyes

Rnd 1: 4ch, the second chain from the hook, 2sc in 1st (inc), sc, 3sc in 1st, inc, slst

Rnd 2: 1ch, inc, sc, 3inc, sc, 2inc, slst

ch 1, leave the tail, weave in the excess yarn

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

• Chicken Comb

• Count up 13 stitches from the last stitch of row 6

• Count across 7 stitches

1ch, (hdc, dc), 1ch, slst, 2ch, (2tc), 2ch, slst, 1ch, (dc, hdc), 1ch, slst, 

ch 1, leave the tail, weave in the excess yarn

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!
• Chicken Beak

5ch, inc, 2sc, 3sc in 1st, 2sc, sc, slst

ch 1, leave the tail, weave in the excess yarn

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

Attach the Small Parts

• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!

     And that’s it—you did it! 🎉 Take a moment to admire your creation. It may not be flawless, but it beautifully reflects your creativity and effort. Be proud of yourself—you’ve come so far!

Hi there, 🌸

    I’m so glad you stopped by to check out my crochet pattern. My hope is that it brings you creativity, fun, and inspiration.

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Wishing you happy crocheting! ❤️