5 days of Stocking Stuffers: Earbud/Cord Organizer

Wednesday, December 12, 2018


Are you ready for another practical, handmade stocking stuffer that makes a great gift for neighbors, teachers, or a last minute thoughtful stocking stuffer? I'm sharing 5 ideas you can easily make yourself to add a special handmade touch to those smaller gifts. Try crocheting the second stocking stuffer idea in this 5 part series: Earbud/cord organizers! I've seen these around lately, and I decided to try making my own, and now I'm happy to share the pattern with you! You can also download the pdf pattern on Ravelry by clicking here.

If you own a smart phone, then you have a lot of cords. Whether you are traveling or just throwing the cords in your purse or backpack so you don't run out of battery before the day is over, these little cord organizers are perfect! I had a craft show recently, and they were snapped up like hot cakes! They're fairly easy to make, and you can make them for a boy or girl. That's a handy gift for teenagers!


Earbud/Cord Organizer


Materials:

Size H hook

100% cotton yarn

Button

Abbreviations in US terms:

Ch - chain
St - stitch
SC - single crochet
SlSt - slip stitch

Pattern:
Ch 7. Turn.
Row 1: SC in 2nd Ch from hook and each Ch across (6).
Rows 2 - 8: Ch 1, Turn. SC in each St across (6).
Row 9: Ch 5. SlSt to the 6th SC on the opposite side forming the button hole. SC down the side of your work and all the way around, including the 6 Ch stitches on the button hole. SlSt back in the first SlSt. Cut off. Weave in ends.
Finishing:
Attach a button in the middle according to the picture, approximately the 2nd or 3rd row from the bottom. The button is the fun part that makes these little gifts unique, so look for one that fits the personality of the person to whom you're giving the gift. Enjoy!

If you liked this gift idea, check out the pattern for the Santa Hat for Lotion Bottle; the first handmade gift idea in: 5 Days of Stocking Stuffers! Be sure to check back for more handmade stocking stuffer ideas!

2 comments

  1. Thank you for this pattern! I'm hoping to make a lot for gifts!!

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