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Lavender Everyday Phone Sleeve
Accessories · Beginner-friendly · 1–2 hours
Soft stitches, everyday carry.

Easy Crochet Phone Sleeve Pattern

A soft textured sleeve with a simple button tab that protects your phone without adding bulk.

Pattern and instructions by CrochetIndex Editorial
Before you start

Skills used in this project

Review any stitch you do not know yet, then come back here and follow the project in order.

Step by step

Build a snug sleeve from one simple rectangle.

Crochet the fabric to your phone width, fold it, seam the sides, then finish with a button loop.

Measure the phone — Measure the phone width and height without the case. Add about 1 cm of ease to the width.1

Measure the phone

Measure the phone width and height without the case. Add about 1 cm of ease to the width.

Foundation chain — With lavender cotton yarn, chain until the foundation is just slightly wider than the phone.2

Foundation chain

With lavender cotton yarn, chain until the foundation is just slightly wider than the phone.

Set the lower edge — Work one firm setup row in half double crochet, keeping the lower edge relaxed and straight.3

Set the lower edge

Work one firm setup row in half double crochet, keeping the lower edge relaxed and straight.

Crochet the body — Continue half double crochet rows until the rectangle is about twice the phone height plus 2–3 cm.4

Crochet the body

Continue half double crochet rows until the rectangle is about twice the phone height plus 2–3 cm.

Check the fit — Fold the crochet rectangle around the phone and check that it slides in smoothly without being loose.5

Check the fit

Fold the crochet rectangle around the phone and check that it slides in smoothly without being loose.

Seam the sides — With the phone removed, fold the rectangle neatly and seam both sides from the wrong side.6

Seam the sides

With the phone removed, fold the rectangle neatly and seam both sides from the wrong side.

Make the button loop — At the center back edge, crochet a small chain loop sized to pass comfortably over the button.7

Make the button loop

At the center back edge, crochet a small chain loop sized to pass comfortably over the button.

Attach the button — Sew one flat wooden button to the front panel so the loop closes without stretching the fabric.8

Attach the button

Sew one flat wooden button to the front panel so the loop closes without stretching the fabric.

Finish the sleeve — Weave in every tail, trim the ends, turn the sleeve right side out, and lightly shape the corners by hand.9

Finish the sleeve

Weave in every tail, trim the ends, turn the sleeve right side out, and lightly shape the corners by hand.

Tips

Small details make the finish better.

  • Use cotton or a firm cotton blend so the sleeve does not stretch too much.
  • Check the fit before seaming; phones vary more than pattern labels suggest.
  • Keep the button flat so it does not press against the screen.
  • A small stitch marker helps keep the button loop centered.
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Quick answers

Common questions before you start

Is the Lavender Everyday Phone Sleeve beginner friendly?

This project is labeled Beginner-friendly. The page links the crochet skills to review before you start and breaks the make into 9 steps.

How long does the Lavender Everyday Phone Sleeve take?

The estimated making time is 1–2 hours. Your first version may take longer if you pause to practice the listed stitches.

What do I need for this crochet project?

The materials section lists Worsted-weight cotton yarn in lavender, 5.0 mm crochet hook, One flat 18–22 mm button, Yarn needle, plus the finishing supplies shown on the page.

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