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Phone pouch with back pocket Pattern

Phone pouch with back pocket Pattern
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5-7 Hours Time Needed
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Intermediate Level

Ideal for those with basic crochet experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.

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Weekend Treat

Takes 5-7 hours, making it an enjoyable project to finish over a couple of days.

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Stylish Touch

An elegant detail to elevate any look, combining traditional techniques with contemporary design sensibilities.

About This Phone pouch with back pocket Pattern

This pattern creates a slim phone pouch with a back pocket, decorative scalloped trim and a small flower embellishment. It uses a hard cotton or polyester yarn and a 3 mm hook for a firm structure that will not stretch while carrying a phone. The pattern includes photo references for key steps like changing color, making the Romanian cord strap, and forming the flower petals.

Phone pouch with back pocket Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Youll work mostly in rows with a repeating sc, ch2, sc stitch pattern to create the textured body and pocket. The instructions include finishing and assembly steps to sew the pocket in place, add a magnetic closure, and attach a strap and flower.

Why You'll Love This Phone pouch with back pocket Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it turns a simple functional bag into a charming accessory with minimal extra effort. I enjoy the textured stitch pattern which looks intricate but is easy to work once you get the rhythm. The Romanian cord strap is one of my favorite finishing touches because it is sturdy and elegant at the same time. I also love that the flower is removable so you can change the look without altering the pouch. This project is satisfying to complete quickly and makes a lovely handmade gift.

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Switch Things Up

I love how easily you can customize this pouch by changing the contrast color for a completely different look.

I often make the flower in bright colors to add a playful accent to a neutral pouch.

If I want a larger pouch I use a thicker yarn and a larger hook and reduce the number of repeats to keep proportions pleasing.

I sometimes add a lining fabric for extra protection and a cleaner interior finish.

I also like replacing the magnetic button with a decorative wooden button for a rustic style.

I recommend trying metallic or variegated yarn for the trim to make the scalloped edge pop.

I sometimes lengthen the strap to wear the pouch crossbody by repeating the Romanian cord until the desired length.

I like stitching a small interior pocket inside the main pouch if I need a place for cards or cash.

I sometimes make matching accessories like a key fob or coin pouch using the same stitch pattern to create a coordinated set.

I encourage you to experiment with embroidered initials or a small patch on the flap to personalize each pouch.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Using a stretchy yarn for this pouch will cause it to sag when carrying a phone; use a hard cotton or non-stretchy cord as suggested. ✗ Skipping stitch markers during long row repeats can make it hard to check your stitch pattern; place a marker at the start of each row and count periodically. ✗ Changing color incorrectly at the end of a row can leave loose yarn tails; pull the new color through the 3 loops on the hook as instructed and hide the ends neatly. ✗ Sewing the pocket without securing alignment will make it look uneven; pin the pocket in place and sew through the back loops first for a neat result. ✗ Cutting yarn too short when leaving a tail for sewing prevents secure joins; leave about 50cm for the pocket and 20cm when starting the strap to attach easily. ✗ Not checking total length as you repeat rows may result in a pouch that's too long or short; measure as you go and follow the row counts provided for the target measurements.

Phone pouch with back pocket Pattern

Make a stylish phone pouch with a handy back pocket and decorative flower using a sturdy, non-stretchy yarn. This pattern includes clear row-by-row instructions, photo references, and assembly steps so you can finish a polished pouch that fits most phones. Perfect for gifting or everyday use, the design features a contrasting trim, a Romanian cord strap, and a removable flower accent.

Intermediate 5-7 Hours

Materials Needed for Phone pouch with back pocket Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Worsted, hard cotton or polyester yarn (main color) - Approx 150 meters
  • 02
    Contrast color yarn - small amount for trim and flower (unspecified, small skein)
  • 03
    Hard cotton or non-stretchy cord recommended so the pouch will not stretch when carrying a phone

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook 3 mm
  • 02
    Tapestry needle
  • 03
    Stitch markers
  • 04
    Magnetic button
  • 05
    Sewing pin
  • 06
    Leather label (optional)

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— Pattern Note :

Info :

This is a phone bag. The most suitable material to be used for this pattern is a hard cotton or any non-stretchy cord, so that it will not stretch too much when you are carrying a phone.

Info :

It may be helpful to use a stitch marker to mark the 1st stitch of each round.

— Pouch body :

Starting :

CH 31 (Main color yarn)

Row 1 :

HDC into 3rd CH from hook, skip 1 ST, *SC, CH2, SC* into the next S Photo 1. [Skip 2 STS, *SC, CH2, SC* into the next ST] x 8 times, skip 1 ST, HDC into last CH. CH 1, turn. Photo 2

Row 2 :

HDC into next ST, [*SC, CH2, SC* into CH 2 SP from last row] x 9 times, HDC into last ST. CH 1, turn.

Infos :

Repeat row 2 for 60 times or about 38 cm long. Photo 3,4

Change color (contrast color yarn) :

Before finishing HDC of the last row, lay the new strand of contrast color yarn over the hook, and hold the yarn end to the back of the work. Then, pull the contrast color through the 3 loops on the hook to complete the stitch, then CH 1, turn. Photo 5,6,7. Fasten off and cut the main color yarn and hide the yarn end. Continue with contrast color.

Row 63-65 :

Repeat row 2 for 3 more times. Photo 8,9. Fasten off, cut the yarn, and hide the yarn end. Total length is about 40cm.

— Back pocket :

Starting :

CH 25 (Main color yarn)

Row 1 :

HDC into 3rd CH from hook, skip 1 ST, *SC, CH2, SC* into the next ST. [Skip 2 STS, *SC, CH2, SC* into the next ST] x 6 times, skip 1 ST, HDC into last CH. CH 1, turn.

Row 2 :

HDC into next ST, [*SC, CH2, SC* into CH 2 SP from last row] x 7 times, HDC into last ST. CH 1, turn.

Infos :

Repeat row 2 for 12 times for a total of 14 rows or until piece measures 8.5cm long.

Change color (refer to page 2) :

Row 15: Repeat row 2 for 3 more times. Fasten off, cut the yarn, and hide the yarn end. Photo 10. Total length is about 10.5cm.

SC along the edge of the pocket :

Use new strand of main color yarn, join top part side of the piece. Photo 11. CH1, 15 SC along the side, INC at the corner, 14 SC along the bottom, INC at the corner, 15 SC along another side. Fasten off, cut the yarn, and leave a long yarn about 50cm to sew the pocket into the pouch. Photo 12.

— Strap - Romanian cord :

Strap - Romanian cord (This can be color of your choice) :

Leave 20 cm long yarn before beginning the CH for attaching the handle to the bag. Start with a slip knot Photo 13. CH 2, 1SC in 2nd CH from hook Photo 14,15,16 turn your work from right to left and you will work in the one loop on the bottom ST. Photo 17. 1 SC through the one loop on the bottom of ST, Photo 18,19. Turn your work from right to left again, this time you need to work through 2 loops in the next row Photo 20. 1 SC through 2 loops. Photo 21,22,23. Repeat until 25cm long or your desired length. Please leave two loops on the hook at the strap's end because you will need to connect the other end. Leave a yarn tail, cut the yarn but do not fasten off.

— Flower - petal :

Round 1 :

MR, CH 1, 5 SC into the MR. SLST into the top of CH 1. (5)

Round 2 :

CH 1, INC x 5 times (10), SLST into CH 1 from the beginning. Photo 24.

Round 3 :

*CH 3, yarn over and insert hook into same stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop as tall as your beginning CH 3 to form a long loop. [Yarn over, insert hook into same stitch, yarn over and pull up a long loop] x 2 times. Yarn over, insert hook into next stitch, yarn over and pull up a long loop, [Yarn over, insert hook into same stitch, yarn over and pull up a long loop] x 2 times. Yarn over and pull through all loops on hook. CH 2, SLST into next stitch*. Photo 25.

Repeat :

Repeat pattern from * to * 4 more time. SLST into CH of the 1st petal, continue CH 10, SLST into the base of CH 10 to from a loop. Fasten off, cut the yarn, and hide the yarn end. Photo 26,27.

— Flower - center :

Center :

CH 3, yarn over and insert the hook into the 1st CH and pull up a loop as tall as your CH 3 to form a long loop, repeat for another 8 times, yarn over and pull through all the loops on your hook, CH 1. Photo 28. Fasten off, leave a yarn tail to sew it into both side middle of the flower. Photo 29.

— Finishing :

Step 1 :

Fold the piece about 15.5cm toward the upper portion of the piece. Photo 30.

Step 2 :

Cut a piece of yarn about 25cm long, thread it through a tapestry needle, and sew the two right sides of the pieces together using a running stitch. Fasten off, cut the yarn, and hide the yarn end. Photo 31. Repeat on other side.

Step 3 :

Place the pocket piece to back of the lower pouch. Use the sewing pin to secure the piece. Sew it to the pouch through the back loops of the pocket. Feel free to stitch through the front to back for a strong seam. Photo 32.

Step 4 :

Thread the strap through the flower's loop. Photo 33,34. Then go through the side of the pouch. Photo 35. Put your hook through two loops on one end of the strap Photo 36, then insert it through further on the other end Photo 37. Yarn over, pull the yarn through the loops. Use the yarn ends to tie the two pieces together. Weave the ends in the opposite directions. Photo 38.

Step 5 :

Sew the magnetic button inside of the flap so they match up to the magnet button on the bag. Photo 39.

Step 6 :

Sew the leather label to the above center of the cover. Photo 40

Assembly Instructions

  • Fold the pouch body so the piece measures about 15.5cm to form the pocket flap, then sew the two side seams together using a running stitch and hide the yarn ends.
  • Position the back pocket on the lower back of the pouch and pin through the back loops; sew the pocket in place using the long yarn tail and reinforce the seam by stitching front to back if desired.
  • Thread the Romanian cord strap through the flower loop and through the side of the pouch; join the ends by pulling yarn through two loops and tying securely, then weave ends in opposite directions.
  • Attach the magnetic snap inside the flap and corresponding part on the bag body so they align when closed.
  • Sew the small round flower center to the middle of the petal flower pieces and attach the assembled flower to the strap loop or sew directly to the pouch as desired.
  • Sew the leather label to the center top of the flap for a finished, branded look.

Important Notes

  • 💡Use hard cotton or a non-stretchy cord for best structure so the pouch will not stretch when carrying a phone.
  • 💡Use a stitch marker to mark the first stitch of each row to keep track of your pattern and maintain consistent alignment.
  • 💡Pin the pocket into position before sewing to ensure even placement and symmetry on the pouch.

This phone pouch with back pocket is designed to be both practical and beautiful—perfect for everyday use or gifting. The sturdy stitch pattern and non-stretchy yarn keep your phone secure while the contrast trim and flower add charming detail. Make one in your favorite colors and enjoy a polished, handmade accessory. 🧶✨

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The finished pouch measures approximately 16 cm (6.3") height and 11 cm (4.33") width using the recommended yarn and 3 mm hook.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

You can use different yarn weights, but this will affect the final size and structure; if you choose a heavier yarn, use an appropriately larger hook and adjust row counts for desired dimensions.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated intermediate, so basic knowledge of HDC, SC, CH, SLST and working into chain spaces is recommended for best results.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crocheters complete this project in 5-7 hours, though time may vary based on experience level and working pace.