Earbud Pocket: Full Crochet Pattern Tutorial

A little pocket for your headphones or other small items you wish to keep handy! Create this adorable charm pocket that you can hang from your bag with this FULL crochet pattern tutorial.

Get the written version on my blog: https://woodlandstitchcraft.com/earbud-pocket/

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Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/earbud-pocket

This video is great for crocheters that already know how to work basic stitches. Simple rows are written out and read outload but not shown step by step. More complicated sections are shown step by step.

MATERIALS:
-Approximately 26-36 yards/24-33 meters of worsted/medium weight yarn
Like Paintbox Yarns: https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/paintbox-yarns-simply-aran?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=35b96ffb
-G/8/4 mm or size needed to obtain gauge for the top
Like an Ophire Co. Hook: https://ophireco.com/bonnie
-Tapestry Needle
Like these: https://amzn.to/40BWHD4
-Measuring Tape
Soft is best: https://amzn.to/40BgfYk
-Scissors
My favorite pair: https://twice-sheared-sheep.myshopify.com/3w3bct

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STITCHES & ABBREVIATIONS (US Terms):
-ch(s) - chain(s)
-dc - double crochet
-RS - right side
-sk - skip
-sl st - slip stitch
-sp - space
-st(s) - stitch(es)
-v-st - v-stitch (dc, ch 1, dc)
-whip st - whip stitch (for seaming)
-WS - wrong side

NOTES:
-Beginning chains count as a double crochet and chain one.
-Stitches between the [ ] brackets are to be worked the total number of times indicated.
-Stitches between the ( ) parenthesis are to all be worked into the same stitch.
-Worked flat in two pieces and then seamed together to create “pocket”.
-Stitches with the number appearing first will all be worked into the same stitch. For example, 5dc would be 5 double crochets all worked in the same stitch. Whereas, dc 5 would be one double crochet worked into each of the next five stitches.

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