Keyhole Cell Phone Cover 2 Created by Jayashiangel May, 2014
Measurements are 3
inches wide by 5-5.5 inches tall
Hook-- This pattern was at a request for Hospice of
the Valley in Peoria, Arizona. I created this pattern to accommodate various
cell phone types and to be worn around the neck as requested
Items needed
Yarn: Your choice. I
use scrap acrylic (less then 3oz) 5 safety pins or 5 stitch markers
Hook:
H hook for foundation
chain and E hook for tighter stitches
single crochet rounds
Stitches: Single crochet Slip Stitch Chain
stitch
The bag part:
Row 1
Chain 12 or the
length/width you want the cell phone bag to be when finished.
Skip the first chain
and do 3 single crochet in the next chain
Then do 1 single
crochet across the chain stopping before then last stitch
In the last stitch do
3 single crochet this creates the width of your bag
Now Pivot/turn to the
opposite side so you can crochet on the opposite side of the stitches..
Do 1 single crochet
in each chain across.
Round 2-more
Working in rounds now
single crochet into the first stitch you will continue working in rounds until
u get about a little of almost 5 inches tall .
PART 2
Time for the fun part the Keyhole & Neck
Strap Rounds: Lay
project flat so you can find center now place stitch marker in center to keep
aligned while you place the other 4. Count out from the middle in each
direction (right/left) 2 stitches place a marker in stitches. Now on the opposite
side from the stitch marker place the other two markers in the 4 stitches out
in each direction (picture below is not
exact just a rough visual)
0000000M0000000 (M is the middle stitch marker)
00000X0M0X00000 (X is the spot for the first 2 stitch markers)
000X000M000X000 (Opposite side row will look like this)
Neck strap first Still using your smaller hook
you will crochet using the chain stitch to the first stitch marker in the hole
where the stitch marker is you will put 2 stitches (this is because this area
will get tugged at a lot) and then chaining 130-150 or as long as desired to create the neck strap. Making sure not to
twist your chain attach to the next stich marker (on the same side) using a
single crochet in the hole 2 times then back to a single crochet. (You can
remove stitch markers as you fill the holes)
Working around until you get to the other side for the next 2 stitch
markers these will be the place you will create the key hole effect in the hole
of the stitch marker do 2 single crochet Chain 7-8 keep from twisting then into the last stitch
marker 2 single crochet again…
Single crochet 1 more row when you reach the neck strap single crochet
in to each stitch and keep working up the chain and then down back to the bag
and continue around and repeat up the keyhole chain doing single crochet this
will make it look clean... when your get close to the neck strap again you will want to slip stitch into the base
of where it connects to hide the last few stitches blending it in. Then fasten off and weave in the loose ends.
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