Granny Square Crochet Phone Pouch
This tutorial turns the muted multi-color phone pouch idea into a clear beginner-friendly project. It is written as a practical construction guide so you can adjust the width, height, and strap length for your own phone.
For the full roundup, see 7 Easy Crochet Phone Pouches Beginners Can Make Fast.
Materials
- Worsted cotton or cotton-blend yarn
- Crochet hook that gives you a firm fabric
- Phone for fit checking
- Yarn needle, stitch markers, and scissors
- Optional button, ring, or removable strap hardware
Before you start
Measure the phone width, height, and depth. Add about 1 inch of ease to the width so the phone slides in without stretching the fabric. Keep your stitches firm because loose crochet can sag once the pouch is worn.
Step-by-step instructions
- Chain a foundation that matches the phone width plus ease.
- Work the base rows in single crochet or half double crochet until the fabric feels firm.
- Continue until the piece can fold around the phone with the top edge sitting slightly above the phone.
- Fold or align the pouch body and join the side edges neatly.
- Add the style detail: flap, strap, mesh spacing, granny-square join, or textured stitch section.
- Reinforce every strap or button point with several extra stitches.
- Slide the phone in, check the fit, then weave in ends securely.
Fit tips
If the phone feels tight, add one or two extra rows before joining. If the pouch stretches downward, switch to a smaller hook or add a firmer top edging. For a crossbody version, test the strap length while wearing similar clothing to how you plan to use it.
Finishing
Block the pouch lightly, then add the closure or strap. Keep decorative details flat so they do not catch when the pouch is used every day.
