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This is a free pattern for a crochet hook holder. Keep all of your crochet hooks and notions all in one place.
One of the many perks of being a crochet maker is that we can crochet many of the things we need, rather than having to buy them. For example, we crochet our own hats and scarves for the winter months. We crochet our own beautiful afghans to proudly display in our home. We make our own placemats, coasters, area rugs…the list goes on.
Being able to make our own accessories allows us to customize each piece to our own personal needs and tastes. We can make things in any color we want. Need a pocket? You can add it! Don’t want to sew a zipper in? You can add buttons instead.
Above all, I designed this crochet hook organizer with customizability in mind. I wanted something that was going to be practical, yet easily customizable to fit my needs. And you’re going to be able to do the same when you make this awesome little crochet hook holder for yourself.
I’m a very organized thinker, so I like functional things. And when I can’t buy them, I make them myself. This is how I came up with the idea for this book-style organizer for crochet hooks and patterns.
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Why Make a Crochet Hook Holder?
Not all crochet hooks are created equal! For example, some are very skinny, while others have much thicker, ergonomic handles. After all, you cannot have a one–size–fits–all crochet hook holder. As a matter of fact, you can easily adapt the hook holder to fit your specific hooks.
I am a very practical person. For this reason, I like to design my patterns with pockets on them whenever it’s appropriate. You never know when a little pocket will come in handy. Indeed, a crochet hook organizer is no exception. Certainly, you will always need little pockets for all of your assorted notions.
Crochet Hook Holder Tutorial
This hand crochet hook holder is THE ideal place to keep all your favorite crochet hooks, notions, AND patterns that you are currently working on ALL IN ONE place! There is a secret large pocket at the back. In addition, you can store all your printed patterns in this pocket.
It looks like a book but when you open it, the magic happens. Crochet Hook Organizer, Notion Storage, AND Pattern Storage in one bag! WHATTTT? Yes!
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Grab the Crochet Hook Holder PDF Pattern
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Finally, let me now give you the supplies you need in order to make this cute pattern.
How to crochet the Crochet Hook Organizer
You will need
- Yarnspirations Cotton Cakes Yarn (530yd/250g), in these colors:
- Lilac (less than 1 skein)
- Watermelon (less than 1 skein)
- Cream (less than 1 skein)
The above yarn doesn’t exist anymore. I personally would recommend the following yarn types as a substitute:
- Lion Brand Color Theory (3 colors)
- Lion Brand Lazy Days (3 colors)
- Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn (3 colors)
- 4.0 mm hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
- Optional: Sew-on Snap Fasteners (used ones made by Singer)
Gauge
5 sc x 5 rows = 1 square inch for sc in row
Crochet Hook Organizer Size
Open: 10.75 x 15 inches
Closed (like a book): 10.75 x 8 inches
Stitches used
Learn all the basic crochet stitches HERE
- sc = single crochet
- dec = decrease
- ch = chain
- mattress stitch
- running stitch
Free Written Pattern for the Crochet Hook Holder
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Notes
You can crochet each part separately from the other and then sew them all together at the end.
Outer large pocket/layer
Using the color Lilac, Ch 84
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (83sts)
R2 – 52: 1 sc in each st, turn
Inner layer
Using the color Watermelon, Ch 84
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (83sts)
R2 – 49: 1 sc in each st, turn
Fasten off.
Right bottom pocket
Using the color Lilac, Ch 21
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (20sts)
R2 – 25: 1 sc in each st, turn
Fasten off.
Right top pocket
Using the color Lilac, Ch 21
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (20sts)
R2 – 16: 1 sc in each st, turn
Fasten off.
Right top pocket closure
Using the color Lilac, Ch 21
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (20sts)
R2 – 8: 1 sc in each st, turn
R9 – 12: 1 sc dec, sc in each st, until the last 2 sts, 1 sc dec turn
Fasten off.
Hook pocket
Using the color Cream, Ch 47
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (46sts)
R2 – 25: 1 sc in each st, turn
Fasten off.
Hook protector flap
Using the color Cream, Ch 47
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (46sts)
R2 – 14: 1 sc in each st, turn
Fasten off.
Outside closure loop
Using the color Lilac, Ch 9
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (8sts)
R2: 1 sc in each st
Fasten off.
Outside closure
Using the color Lilac, Ch 36
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook: 1 sc in each ch, turn (35sts)
R2 – 4: 1 sc in each st, turn
Fasten off.
Finishing the Crochet Hook Holder
Firstly, sew the right bottom pocket to the inner layer. Then sew the top right pocket with a flap to the inner layer as well. Next, sew the hook pocket to the bottom left corner of the inner layer. Insert your tallest hook so you can see where to sew the protector flap to the inner layer.
Finally, sew hook separator lines using a running stitch to the hook pocket in the distance you need for your hooks. Each brand has different hook measurements. So make sure to test it out. Consequently, I made some smaller hook pockets for thinner hooks (Tunisian hooks) and some larger ones (Furls Hooks).
Next, sew the outer layer to the inner layer and the closure loop and closure flap also to the outer layer. Finally, I added (sewn with cotton thread) snap fasteners to the closure snap and top right pocket.
Additionally, you can also add snap fasteners for the back pocket (between the outer and inner layer) to prevent your patterns/papers/magazines to fall out. Weave in any left-over ends.
Free Crochet Hook Holder Pattern
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