crochet pattern | bear + chick glasses holder

 



⚘ some more cute + sturdy glasses holders! based on my miffy bunny glasses holder, but with a bear and chick!
NOTE: Please have the sturdy Miffy glasses holder pattern open in another tab, because we'll be referencing that a lot here!


Materials I Used

  • Acrylic yarn, medium weight (4)
    • working in double strands for base
    • working in single strands for details
  • Colors for Bear
    • Light brown
    • White
    • Dark brown or Black
  • Colors for Chick:
    • Yellow
    • Orange
    • Green
    • Dark brown or Black
  • 4.0mm AND 3.0mm crochet hook 
  • Tapestry needle for sewing
  • optional: Stitch markers/bobby pins

Abbreviations

ch - chain

slst - slip stitch

sc - single crochet

sc inc - increase (2 sc in one stitch)

hdc - half double crochet

hdc inc - increase (2 hdc in one stitch)

BEAR PATTERN ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ₊˚⊹♡

BASE+SIDE RIM (working in an oval shape)

**make sure to double strand the brown yarn! use 4.0mm hook

R1-7: Follow the base + side rim of the sturdy Miffy glasses holder up until you finish R7

Use a stitch marker to mark where you want your ears to be placed.

R8: sc until the 3rd stitch before the marker, [slst in the 2nd stitch before the marker, skip 1, 5dc where the marker is, skip 1, slst]**, sc until the 3rd stitch before the next marker, repeat ** for the next ear. sc across the rest of the side rim. (See photo)




    DETAILS
    Mouth
    **working in single strand, 3.0mm hook with white yarn
    R1: 8 hdc in magic ring, slst in first stitch (8)
    R2: ch1, 8 hdc inc, slst (16)
    Fasten off and leave tail for sewing.

    With dark brown or black yarn, sew a T-shape for the mouth, with a thicker horizontal line (See photo)

    ASSEMBLY
    *Use your own glasses to mark where you want your eyes and mouth to be. Sew back and forth (x3) between the rows of the base to make eyes, and a sew in the mouth. (See photo) for which rows I placed mine for reference:

    Weave in/hide/tie your ends...and that's it!

    DUCK PATTERN 𐦖₊˚⊹♡

    BASE+SIDE RIM (working in an oval shape)

    **make sure to double strand the yellow yarn! use 4.0mm hook

    R1-8: Follow the base + side rim of the sturdy Miffy glasses holder up until you finish R7


    DETAILS
    Mouth
    **working in single strand, 3.0mm hook, with orange yarn
    R1: slip knot, ch 7
    R2: skip 1, sc in next 5 stitch, 3sc in last stitch
    Now working on bottom loops
    R3: sc in next 5 stitchs, 2dc in last, slst into first sc
    Fasten off, leave tail for sewing

    Sprout
    **working in single strand, 3.0mm hook, with green yarn
    (See photo) to see how you'll be moving!
    R1: ch7
    R2: skip 1, sc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc in next 2 st, slst in next ch
    *you should have 2 chains left over, disregard that for now
    R3: ch5
    R4: skip 1, sc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc in next 2 st, slst
    R5: slst in the 2 chains that were left over

    ASSEMBLY
    * Sew the sprout along the side rim of the holder.
    *Use your own glasses to mark where you want your eyes and mouth to be. Sew back and forth (x3) between the rows of the base to make eyes, and a sew in the mouth. (See photos) for which rows I placed mine for reference:

    Weave in/hide/tie your ends...and that's it! ♥️


    - celeste
    ig (@celestes.nook)
    tiktok (@celestespringride)
    yt (celeste's nook)

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