Easy FREE Crochet Phone Holder Wedge Pattern – Quick Gift
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Make an easy crochet phone holder wedge with this free beginner-friendly pattern. Use basic single crochet stitches to create a handy hands-free phone stand.
This free crochet phone holder pattern is a quick and easy project that lets you prop up your phone while keeping your hands free. The small wedge-shaped stand is perfect for watching videos, following recipes, or viewing crochet patterns, and it makes a thoughtful handmade gift.
We crocheters really put our hands through the wringer sometimes, staying up late crocheting and saying “just one more row” over and over again. Isn’t it time we gave our poor hands a break?
This cute little crochet phone holder is just the thing! Instead of constantly picking up your phone or trying to balance it against something, you can simply rest it on your handmade stand and keep crocheting.
Why You’ll Love This Easy Crochet Phone Stand
One of my favorite things about this crochet phone stand is how simple it is to make. You only need worsted-weight yarn, a crochet hook, some stuffing, and a few basic crochet skills to create a useful little accessory.
The pattern uses single crochet stitches worked in continuous rounds, making it a great project for beginners who are comfortable crocheting in the round. The finished wedge is small enough to keep on your desk, kitchen counter, or beside your favorite crocheting spot.
It’s also a wonderful stash-busting project! You can choose your favorite yarn colors, make a few for family and friends, or add these handy little phone holders to your handmade gift collection.
I have designed a larger Crochet Phone Stand before. It has a little pocket for storage and it’s big enough to use to hold a tablet or a book – not just a phone.
Get the PDF of the Crochet Phone Holder Pattern
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So, let me now give you the supplies you need in order to crochet this design.
How to Make this Crochet Phone Stand
Materials you will need
- Premier “Just Yarn” Yarn (worsted, 400g/875 yds)
- Seaglass
- 4.0 mm crochet hook -> I used a WeCrochet Dots Hook
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle
- Polyfil stuffing
You won’t need a full large skein for this project, so it’s a great opportunity to use leftover worsted-weight yarn from your stash.
Gauge
4 sts x 4 rounds = 1 square inch
Finished Size
4.25 (width) x 5.75 (length) x 3.75 (height) inches
Crochet Abbreviations and Stitches used in the pattern
Learn all the basic crochet stitches HERE (US terms)
- st/sts = stitch/stitches
- ch = chain
- sl st = slip stitch
- sc = single crochet
- Mattress stitch
- invisible join
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Written Instructions for the Crochet Phone Holder
Helpful Tip: Try to keep your single crochet stitches fairly tight and even when making your crochet phone wedge. This will help keep the stuffing from showing through and give your finished phone stand a firmer shape. I also recommend using a stitch marker to keep track of your rounds since you’ll be crocheting continuously without joining each round.
Ch 18
R1: starting from the 2nd ch from the hook, 1 sc per ch, turn 180 degrees, and crochet on the other side of the chain, 1 sc into each ch again (34 sts)
R2-24: 1 sc per st in continuous rounds (you can use a stitch marker to keep track of the rounds if you need to)
Take a little bit of polyfill and push it into the bottom of the pouch (about 4 rounds in volume), then sew across right behind the polyfill to create a ridge, now move 2 rounds over and sew across again such that you create a platform for the phone.
Now stuff the rest of the pouch (do not over stuff). Now fold the last round such that it points upward. Then sew the folded last round together. I used the mattress stitch for this.
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More Easy Crochet Patterns for Practical Gifts
If you enjoyed making this crochet phone holder, I’ve got even more easy and useful crochet patterns for you to try!
I love projects that aren’t just fun to make but are practical enough to use every day. Whether you’re looking for another handy accessory, a quick stash-busting project, or a thoughtful handmade gift, there are plenty of ideas to explore.
Here are a few more free crochet patterns you might enjoy:
And if you are looking for more free crochet patterns that will make your life a little easier, why not check out my Cell Phone Bag crossbody pouch design or my Gnome Chapstick Holder blog posts. Then you’ll really be hands free!
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Crochet Phone Holder
Is this crochet phone holder pattern suitable for beginners?
Yes! This is a beginner-friendly crochet pattern that uses basic single crochet stitches worked in continuous rounds. If you already know how to make a foundation chain and crochet in the round, you should be comfortable making this little phone stand.
You’ll also practice simple sewing techniques when assembling the wedge shape.
What yarn is best for a crochet phone stand?
I used worsted-weight yarn for my crochet phone holder. Both acrylic and cotton yarn can work well for this project, so it’s a great opportunity to use yarn you already have in your stash.
Just remember that your yarn choice and tension can affect the finished size and firmness of your phone stand.
How do I make my crochet phone holder sturdy?
The trick is to crochet with fairly even, tight stitches and add enough stuffing to support your phone without overstuffing the wedge.
Pay particular attention to the raised ridge at the front and the angled back section. These help create the shape that supports your phone.
Will this crochet phone stand fit different phones?
The wedge design can support many different smartphones, including iPhones and Android phones. Since the phone rests against the crocheted stand rather than fitting into a specially sized case, you don’t need to crochet a separate holder for each phone model.
However, stability can vary depending on your phone’s size, weight, and case.
Can I make this crochet phone holder in different colors?
Absolutely! This is a fun little project to personalize with your favorite yarn colors. You could make one to match your craft room, use up leftover worsted-weight yarn, or crochet several in different colors to give as handmade gifts.
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