Crochet Hook Holder - Friday Fun With Sara | Posh Pooch Designs

  Crochet Hook Holder - 

Friday Fun With Sara 

Sara Sach of  Posh Pooch Designs

I Love This crochet holder because  it can be made 

 so many different ways. You can use a cup, a glass, 

a left over jar, or a mason jar. And Some yarn from your yarn stash and make something useful and pretty.

We are basically making a open style coaster, running a drawstring through and placing it on top of a jar.

And loading it with some of our crochet hooks.

 It also works great for pens, pencils, and knitting needles.

I Found this mason jar with  handle and wanted to 

use it for my crochet hooks, and I love it.

It's so cute and handy.

See The Video On My Crochet Youtube 
Channel At This LINK

Crochet Hook Holder Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

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Skill: Super easy and Super fast!

Materials:

Crochet Hook - I / 5. 50 MM

Yarn - Cotton or Acrylic (4)

16 oz. Plastic Cup or Jar (3 - 4 inches across top, 5 inches tall)
Yarn ball, about 2 inches for the bottom of the holder.

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (slst)

Single Crochet (sc)

Double Crochet (dc)

Skip (sk)

Size: 6 Inches across

Notes: 

Ch1 Does not count as a st.
Ch3 Counts as dc
Rounds are joined with a slst

Pattern:

R: 1 - ch 2, 8 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook, 

join with a sl st to 1st st, (8sc)

R: 2- Ch4 (counts as 1dc, ch1) *dc in the next st, ch1*

Repeat From *to* around, join to 3rd ch with a slst, (8dc, 8 ch1 sp =16sts)

R: 3 - Slst in the 1st ch1 sp, ch4, dc, ch1,
 *1dc, ch1, 1dc in the next ch1 Space, ch 1*
 Repeat from *to*  around, join, (16 dc, 16 ch2 sp =32sts)

R: 4 -  Slst in the 1st ch1 sp, ch4, dc, ch1,

 *1dc, ch1, 1dc in the next ch1 Space, ch 1*
 Repeat from *to*  around, join, slst the next ch1 sp, ch3

R: 5 -Shell Sts - 2dc, ch1, in the 1st ch1 sp,slst in the next ch1

*3 dc in the next ch1 sp, slst in the next ch1*

  Repeat from *to * around, join and tie off.

Tie: Ch 50 or more

Lace it through R: 4 

Lay across the top of the  cup, gather together, tie a knot, and bow.

I rolled up a ball of matching yarn, to have something

for the hooks to poke into, inside of the cup.

Now put all your hook, needles and pair of Scissors

 in your holder and set it next to you,

or on your work table.

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