Hello, sweet friend! Welcome to our cozy blog Handmade Learning Here. Today, we’re so excited to share with you an absolutely adorable crochet pattern, it’s super cute and oh-so useful too!

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably misplaced your glasses more times than you can count. Well, no more! This adorable Crochet Bear Glasses Holder is here to save the day — and your glasses! It’s one of those delightful crochet projects that’s both practical and irresistibly cute.

 

A Fun and Functional Crochet Idea

The idea behind this pattern is simple but genius: it’s a soft, stuffed bear designed to hold your glasses when you’re not wearing them. Instead of leaving your glasses lying around (and risking scratches or smudges), your bear buddy will keep them safe and easy to find. It’s a cozy little guard for your eyewear, and it looks absolutely charming on a desk, nightstand, or dresser.

What makes this project so special is that it combines amigurumi-style crochet with everyday usefulness. You’ll crochet the bear’s body, head, and cute little features, then assemble everything so the glasses rest snugly across its nose. It’s a perfect blend of whimsy and function.

 

 

Perfect for Beginners and Gift Giving

Even if you’re still new to amigurumi, this project is totally doable. The shapes are simple, and you can use basic stitches like single crochet and increase/decrease rounds. You’ll get to practice stuffing and shaping, which makes it a great learning piece for building your confidence.

It’s also a wonderful handmade gift — especially for friends or family members who wear glasses. Imagine their face lighting up when they unwrap this cuddly bear that’s ready to hold their specs!

 

You can easily customize the bear too:

• Try different yarn colors for a unique look.
• Add a bow tie, a little scarf, or even a hat for extra personality.
• Use safety eyes or embroider the facial details if you’re gifting it to a child.

 

This cute little bear holds your glasses safely while looking adorable on your desk or nightstand.

 

Materials

Worsted weight yarn (medium #4) — in your bear color + contrasting colors for nose, mouth, etc.

Crochet hook appropriate for your yarn (often US H/8, 5.0 mm is common)

Stitch marker

Yarn needle

Scissors

 

 

Abbreviations (US Terms)

Ch= chain

Sc = single crochet

inc = increase (2 sc in same stitch)

dec = decrease (single crochet 2 together)

sl st = slip stitch

FLO = front loop only

BLO = back loop only

 

 

General Notes & Tips for Beginners

Use a stitch marker at the first stitch of each round or row so you don’t lose your place.

Work tightly but not too tight — tight stitches help with structure, but too tight can make it hard to insert hook or sew parts.

When pattern says “in the same stitch” or “into same place”, that means you’ll do more than one stitch in one spot.

Always count your stitches at the end of each round/row to make sure you haven’t added or lost any by mistake.

If you get lost, pause and check which round you are on.

 

Instructions

 

Why You’ll Love Making It

Crocheting this Bear Glasses Holder feels like crafting a tiny friend, one who’s always there to help. It’s a sweet reminder of why we love handmade things: they bring comfort, creativity, and joy to everyday life.

Once finished, your bear will not only brighten up your space but also make you smile every time you reach for your glasses. It’s a small project with a big heart.

 

 

The Crochet Bear Glasses Holder Pattern is more than just a cute accessory,  it’s a charming way to bring warmth and personality into your daily routine. Whether you make one for yourself or as a thoughtful gift, it’s sure to be a favorite. So grab your yarn, hook, and let’s bring this little bear to life!

Thank you so much for being here with us on our lovely little blog! I hope your crochet project turns out absolutely amazing! We’ve got plenty of other fun patterns for you to explore and enjoy — it’s definitely worth checking them out! Can’t wait to have you back here again soon. See you next time, XoXo