How to Crochet Penguin & Owl Glasses Holder | Cute & Easy Crochet | Free Pattern Tutorial 🐧

 How to Crochet Penguin & Owl Glasses Holder | Cute & Easy Crochet | Free Pattern Tutorial 🐧

    If you’re looking for a crochet project that’s both cute and practical, you’ll love this tutorial! 🧶 In this guide, I’ll show you how to make an adorable Penguin & Owl Glasses Holder — perfect for keeping your glasses safe and always within reach. 🐧🦉 This free pattern is beginner-friendly, easy to follow, and makes a delightful handmade gift for friends, family, or even yourself. ✨


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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:


Crochet Abbreviations

The abbreviations are in US terminology!

Penguin Pattern


Rnd 1: 17ch, the 3rd chain from the hook, 14dhc, 3hdc in 1st, 5hdc, 3hdc, 5hdc, inc [32]

Rnd 2: 2ch, inc, 14hdc, 3inc, 3hdc, 6hdc, 3hdc, 2inc [38]

Rnd 3: 2ch, 2inc, 15hdc, 2inc, hdc, 2inc, 3hdc, 7hdc, 3hdc, 2inc, hdc [46]

Rnd 4: 2ch, (hdc, inc) x2, 15hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, 8hdc, 2hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, hdc [54]

Rnd 5: 2ch, (hdc, inc, hdc), (hdc, inc, hdc) 17hdc, (hdc, inc, hdc), (hdc, inc, hdc), hdc, (hdc, inc, hdc) x2, hdc, (hdc, inc, hdc) x2, 12hdc, (hdc, inc, hdc) x2 [62]

Rnd 6: 2ch, (3hdc, inc), (3hdc, inc), 14hdc, (3hdc, inc) x2, 3hdc, (3hdc, inc) x2, 11hdc, (3hdc, inc) x2, 2hdc [70]
    • Penguin Wings
BLO, 3ch, (dc, tc, tc), 4ch, slst
  • Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!
    • Penguin Beak
5ch, from 2nd chain from the hook, inc, 2sc, 3sc in 1st, 3sc, slst, 1ch

Owl Pattern



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

Rmd 2: 2ch, inc, 14hdc, 3inc, 12hdc, 2inc [38]

Rnd 3: 2ch, 2inc, 15hdc, 2inc, hdc, 2inc, 6hdc, hdc, 6hdc, 2inc, hdc [46]

Rnd 4: 2ch, (hdc, inc) x2, 15hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, hdc, (hdc, inc) x2, 5hdc, 4hdc, 4hdc, 
(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, 11hdc, 
(3hdc, inc) x2, 2hdc [70]
  • Leave a short yarn tail and weave in the excess yarn to the back
  • Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!
    • Ear Tufts
  • From this increase stitch, count backward 6 stitches and mark it with a stitch maker
  • Count 16 stitches to the left
  • Count 17 stitches to the right
6ch, from the 2nd chain from the hook, 4sc, slst, 1ch, turn, 4sc, 3ch, from the 2nd chain from the hook, 2sc, 4sc, slst
  • Leave a short yarn tail and weave in the excess yarn to the back
  • From the left side, move back two stitches from the marked stitch
8ch, from the 2nd chain from the hook, 6sc, slst, 1ch, turn, 4sc, turn, 4sc, slst
  • Leave a short yarn tail and weave in the excess yarn to the back
  • Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation!
    • Owl Beak
3ch, from the 3rd chain from the hook, sc, 2ch, slst, 1ch
  • Tie a knot using the 2 yarn tails and trim off the excess
  • 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.

    Whenever you make an amigurumi from my patterns, it would mean a lot if you give credit when posting your work. Sharing and supporting each other helps our crochet community flourish and inspires more makers to join in. 🧶✨

    Thank you for being part of this journey. I’m excited to see your creations, so don’t hesitate to comment or share your project with me.

Wishing you happy crocheting! ❤️




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