1/3Mini Net Earphone Bag
Original design by @一颗柠檬🍋
A delicate open-net mini pouch sized for earphones or AirPods, finished with a clasp strap so it can hang from a bag or keychain. The airy mesh and fine thread give it a dainty, lacy look while still holding small essentials.
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Hook
- 1.8mm
- Yarn
- #5 lace thread
- Time
- 2-4 hours
Materials
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Stitches used: ch, sc, sl st, BLO
Mini Net Earphone Bag Main Body: R1: Ch 61, skip 24, 5 sc, ch 3, skip 3, sc, *(ch 6, skip 6, sc)* repeat 6 times, ch 3, skip 3, 5 sc R2: (BLO) 5 sc, *(ch 6, skip 6, sc)* repeat 7 times, (BLO) 5 sc R3: (BLO) 5 sc, starting in ch-1 sp: ch 3, sc, *(ch 6, sc)* repeat 6 times, ch 3, (BLO) 5 sc Repeat R2-R3 until R19, fasten off. Bag Opening: R1: 19 sc (19) R2: (BLO) 19 sc (19) R3: (BLO) 19 sc (19) Strap + Clasp: Starting from any side of the bag opening: R1: 3 sc, 5 sc, 8 sc (1 sc in each net hole), 5 sc, 3 sc, ch 30, 3 sc, 5 sc, 8 sc (1 sc in each net hole), 5 sc, 3 sc, ch 30, sl st to first st R2-3: (BLO) work even around
Notes
1.8mm hook, #5 lace thread. Mini net bag for earphones/AirPods. BLO = back loop only throughout most of the pattern.
Frequently asked questions
What forms the net pattern?
The mesh is built by alternating short single-crochet sections with ch-6 loops worked over skipped stitches (the *(ch 6, skip 6, sc)* repeats), creating the open net holes that give the bag its lightweight look.
Why is so much of the pattern worked in back loop only?
Back loop only is used through most of the body and opening to create a defined ridge line and a slightly stretchy, structured edge that helps the small bag keep its shape.
How is the strap added?
The strap is worked directly from the bag opening, single crocheting around (including one sc into each net hole) and chaining 30 to form the strap loops before joining with a slip stitch.
