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Free Knitting Project: How to Knit a Striped Eyeglass Case / Easy to Knit Craft

Free step by step instructions on how to knit a stripped eyeglass holder.

This case is easy to make and comes in handy, especially if you only wear your glasses sometimes and need a safe place to keep them. You can also use it for your favorite pair of sunglasses. If you would like to use a different yarn than the worsted weight in this pattern, that’s no problem. As long as you pay attention to the lengths, you’ll be fine. If you’re using a thicker yarn, cast on fewer stitches. You may have to try a few times, but remember, your project always gets longer than the initial cast on row.  

 

free knitting project - how to knit a striped eyeglass case

Materials:

1 pair size 7 needles

1 skein sport weight yarn (color 1)

1 skein sport weight yarn (color 2) (optional for stripes)

1 yarn needle

Cast on 35 stitches.

Work in Stockinette stitch.

Row 1: Knit entire row

Row 2: Purl entire row

Repeat until length measures approx 7 inches.

*A note on changing colors: If you are using more than one color, make stripes at least 2 row each. When changing colors, simply feed the yarn from the new color into first stitch of new row. Be sure to keep yarn pulled firmly, especially yarn from the color you’ve just finished using. This easier than you might imagine, but keeping the stitches pulled firmly but not too tightly is the secret.

It should be rectangle shaped, about  6”x7”.

Bind off.

free knitting project - how to knit an eyeglass case

Cut length of yarn (in either color, your choice) measuring about 20”. Thread yarn with yarn needle. Fold rectangle in half with the outer side (pretty side) folded inward. Sew one of the short sides.

Sew long side. Leave the third side open to slip the glasses inside. After last stitch, knot yarn securely.

Turn case right side out, trim any excess yarn strands. Enjoy your new knit eyeglass holder!
 
 

 

 

 

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