Loom Knit a Case for Your Pencils or Glasses
A case is a quick and easy project with many uses. My favorite is as gift for a someone with really cool glasses or filled with some extra special pencils. I’m sure you guys can think of many more uses. Either way the best part is that you can make it out of scarp yarn and your trusty small loom. Everybody that know me knows I love that 24-peg loom.
The the step by step pattern video is below. Enjoy this project and let me know what you think.
Pattern Supplies and Notes
The list below is based on the supplies used to make my cases. You can use any alternate that makes you feel more comfortable.
The U-wrap version of the knit stitch were used through out most of the project.
The video is enough for you to make this project without the need for written instructions but if you wish to have a downloadable pdf or you would like to support Loomahat.com just click the link below. If you are a Patreon Patron the pattern is on the website for free.
Downloadable PDF: To purchase click HERE
Loom: Any small loom. A 24-peg Knifty Knitter was used for the sample.
Yarn: Any medium worsted weight yarn. Scarp yarn was used for the sample
Hook: Any loom hook. The KB Ergonomic hook was used for the sample
Notions: 3 Stitch Markers (optional) , 1 Button
Finished Size: 8 x 3 inches
Watch the Step by Step Video Below
As always I suggest watching the video completely before starting the project. This makes it easier to accomplish the pattern on the first try.
Again, the video gives you enough information that you should be able to complete the case without the need of a written pattern but if you prefer to have a downloadable version or you would like to support this website click HERE.
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Tagged: cases, pencil case, sunglass case
This is off subject…you mentioned in your Barbie dress video that you donate the Barbies to orphanages. Could you give me more information on this? I tried googling to no avail.
Hi Jeri – sorry for the delay in response – some of my comments kept getting pushed down and I missed this one and a few others. .. As to your question – I do Operation Christmas Child (by the way, this is a Christian charity). Here is a post with some information and some links: Click HERE
Hi Denise, Thanks for all your creative videos .I make baby hats for my co workers.
Hi Denise! I have been looking into buying a flower loom but I’m having trouble. I want a good one of course, so I was going to buy Knifty Knitter brand, but the only thing I can find is the Boye Knifty Knitter. I’ve looked at Darice, Estone, and Creative Hobbies flower looms, but I’m not sure. I was wondering if you would be able to kind of point me in the right direction??
Hi Emma, I have a Boye flower for sale on my Etsy store but I do not recommend Boye looms. They have the worst peg design on the market as far as I’m concern. Any other brand is fine…. here is a post with video that might help : Click HERE
Thank you!!! <3
You are so creative, keep up the great work.
This is a fun project. I’m putting my “travel” crochet hooks in mine.
If it’s okay, I want to make a bunch of these and sell them at my church bazaar
Hi Kathie, yes you can sell the finished product – I just ask that you credit Loomahat.com as the designer on a label or tag.