Quick Pencil Case Crochet Pattern

An easy and sturdy crochet pencil case, featuring simple single crochet and a handy flap to keep your pencils in! This crocheted pencil case uses bulky weight yarn for extra strength, and it works up super quick.

This pattern includes full written instructions in U.S. crochet terms.

Materials Needed:

- Small amounts of #5 Bulky Weight Yarn in 2 contrasting colors
- I used Loops and Threads Charisma
- K/6.5mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Button (size of your choice. Mine was ¾” in diameter).
- Thinner weight yarn that matches button (for attaching)
- A needle to attach button (needs to be small enough to fit through button but large enough for yarn to fit through)

Approximate Measurements:

Case: approx. 7” tall and 3” wide

Flap: approx. 4” tall

When you purchase this item you will receive an immediate download link for your pattern. It is a PDF file. Please see the "download instructions" tab for more info on this.

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Terms of use:
This pattern is my original design. It is for private use only; please do not redistribute or resell it in any way.

Wondering how you will access your PDF download after purchasing? It's so simple!

Directly after checking out, you will be taken to a page to with a download button. You can download right away from here. If you exit the page, never fear! You will also receive an email that will give you the same download link.

We do not offer technical support as far as downloads go, because the process is so easy! 

Downloading is generally easiest to do on a computer. Please ensure you have a device that is able to download PDFs, because that is the format all of our patterns are in.

If you have trouble finding your file on your computer, make sure to check your downloads folder.

And if you absolutely have to download on your phone, here's a quick tip that I use so I don't lose the file:

1. Click on the download link so that the file opens up

2. Click the little arrow on the bottom left corner (this is what mine looks like with an iphone. Yours may be different if you have a different phone, but just look for a sharing button).

3. Hit the "email" icon and email the PDF to yourself as an attachment. This will ensure you don't lose it!

Of course, if you can download on a computer you will not have to go through this process because the file should save directly to your device.

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