A crochet eye glasses case is a fitted sleeve, usually worked double-thick or with a felt liner for padding, sized to protect a pair of glasses or sunglasses in a bag. These make great quick gifts alongside a matching accessory. This guide gives materials and the pattern.
Materials and Pattern
- About 60 yards worsted weight yarn
- A 4.0mm hook for a snugger, more protective fabric
- Optional: a piece of felt for a padded liner
- Chain a foundation sized to the glasses’ width, about 24 to 26 stitches.
- Work single crochet rows until the piece measures the glasses’ length, folded in half.
- Fold and sew the sides closed, leaving the top open.
- Optionally sew a felt liner inside for extra padding.
Frequently asked questions
Does a crochet glasses case protect as well as a hard case?
A crochet case offers less impact protection than a hard case, but a felt liner adds meaningful padding against everyday scratches and light bumps in a bag.
Want a matching small accessory too?
A lip balm holder pairs well as part of the same gift set.
See the lip balm holder pattern
