Fold-Over Pocket Pouch Crochet Pattern (Tester Edition)
A rectangle folded into an envelope pouch with a button loop: no zipper sewing.
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- Skillbeginner
- Finished sizeAbout 6 x 4 in / 15 x 10 cm closed (the flap adds about 3 in / 7.5 cm when open)
- Hook4.5 mm (7)
- YarnWorsted (#4) cotton in lilac
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- Skill
- beginner
- Size
- About 6 x 4 in / 15 x 10 cm closed (the flap adds about 3 in / 7.5 cm when open)
- Hook
- 4.5 mm (7)
- Gauge
- 16 sc x 18 rows = 4 in / 10 cm. Swatch tip: ch 17, sc for 18 rows, and measure the square.
- Published
- 2026-10-22
Materials
- Worsted (#4) cotton in lilac: about 70 yd (about 60 yd used)
- One 3/4 in / 19 mm button
- Sewing needle and thread (or the yarn tail) for the button
- Tapestry needle
Yarn and yardage
Example yarn: Lily Sugar'n Cream The Original (100% cotton; Worsted (#4)); 2.5 oz / 71 g = 120 yd / 109 m per ball. This is one example, not a required brand.
- Lilac: about 70 yd / 64 m (1 ball; about 60 yd are used)
Substitutions: any yarn in the same weight class (Worsted (#4)) that matches the designed gauge below will work. Check the label for weight and yardage per ball, and swatch before you start.
Gauge
- Designed gauge: 16 stitches x 18 rows = 4 in / 10 cm in sc with a 4.5 mm hook.
- Measure it unblocked, as worked and relaxed. Blocking is not needed for this piece; if you wash your swatch, measure again after it dries flat.
- Swatch: ch 17, sc for 18 rows, and measure the square. It should be 4 in / 10 cm across and tall.
- If you get more stitches than the designed gauge, go up a hook size; fewer, go down. The gauge is worked out from this pattern's stitch counts and finished size (it is a designed gauge, not yet confirmed by test makers).
Finished measurements
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Finished size (designed, before any stretch or blocking changes) | About 6 x 4 in / 15 x 10 cm closed (the flap adds about 3 in / 7.5 cm when open) |
| Yarn and hook used for that size | Lily Sugar'n Cream The Original (Worsted (#4)), 4.5 mm (7) |
| Designed gauge it is based on | 16 sts x 18 rows = 4 in / 10 cm |
| Flap | adds about 3 in / 7.5 cm when open |
Last updated: 2026-10-22. Errata: none reported so far. If you find a mistake, email us the round or row and we will fix it and update your download. Terms and techniques: glossary.
What's inside the PDF
- Body: 5 steps
- Assembly: 2 steps
- Full abbreviation key (US terms), notes and finishing
- Printable checkboxes for every row and round
Supplies for this pattern
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- Worsted weight (#4) 100% cotton yarn (lilac) · about 70 yd (about 60 yd used)
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Any yarn of the same weight works; check your gauge first. New to crochet? See our starter supplies list.
