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| Standup Remote Caddy |
MATERIALS
- Wide-mouth glass jar 2.75 to 3 inches diameter and 6 inches high (a heavy 24-28 ounce food jar).
- 325-350 yds of any medium weight strong, non-stretch yarn (cotton, string/twine). I used acrylic carpet yarn.
- 4.5 mm crochet hook (for a tight, dense crocheted fabric, use a hook at least 1/2 size smaller than recommended for yarn)
- 7 stitch markers
- Yarn needle
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| Standup Remote Caddy, loaded, top-down view |
- beg - beginning
- bl - back loop
- ch - chain
- fl - front loop
- inc - 2sc in same st (increase)
- irj - invisible round join, for instructions see https://youtu.be/lRfha_R_PZY
- mm - move marker
- pm - place marker
- sc - single crochet
- WS - wrong side
- RS - right side
GAUGE: 13 sc and 18 rows = 4 inches.
PATTERN NOTES
- Gauge is not important since pattern is customizable to fit any size jar.
- Ch 1 at beg of rnds does not count as a st.
- Pattern is written in US terms.
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| Suitable wide-mouth heavy glass jar |
Make as many rnds as will create a disc about 1/4 inch smaller across than jar's inside diameter. My size jar's inside diameter is 2.75 inches, so I made my inner base 2.5 inches across.
Rnd 1: Slip knot, ch2, 6sc in 2nd loop from hook, irj to beg st. [6 sts]
Rnd 2: Ch 1 (does not count as a st), inc in same st as join and ea st around, irj to beg st. [12 sts]
Rnd 3: Ch 1, sc in same st as join, inc in next st, pm, (sc in next st, inc in next st, pm) around, irj to beg st. [18 sts]
Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in same st as join, sc in ea st until marked st, inc in marked st, mm, (sc in ea st until marked st, inc in marked st, mm) around, irj to beg st. [24 sts]
Rnd 5: Rep rnd 4 ending with fl-irj to beg st. [30 sts]
Make as many rnds as is a good fit from rim down to inner bottom of jar.
Rnd 6: Remove markers, ch 1, fl-sc in same st as join and ea st around, irj to beg st. [30 sts]
Rnd 7-31: Ch 1, sc in same st as join and ea st around, irj to beg st (use bl-irj on last rnd). [30 sts]
RIM FOLD
Rnd 32: Ch 1, bl-sc in same st as join, bl-sc in next 3 sts, bl-inc in next st, (bl-sc in next 4 sts, bl-inc in next st) around, bl-irj to beg st. [36 sts]
Rnd 33: Ch 1, bl-sc in same st as join and ea st around, irj to beg st. [36 sts]
Make as many rounds as will fully cover outside of jar.
Rnd 34-57: Ch 1, sc in same st as join and ea st around, irj to beg st (use fl-irj on last rnd). [36 sts]
OUTER BASE
Make as many rnds as will create a pocket space 1/2 to 3/4 inch larger in girth than your thickest remote. My thickest remote is 1 1/4 inch, so I made my pocket space about 2 inches.
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| Standup Remote Caddy, underside |
Rnd 59: Ch 1, sc in same st as join, sc in ea st until marked st, inc in marked st, mm, (sc in ea st until marked st, inc in marked st, mm) around, irj to beg st. [48 sts]
Rnd 60: Rep rnd 59. [54 sts]
Rnd 61: Rep rnd 59. [60 sts]
Rnd 62: Rep rnd 59. [66 sts]
Rnd 63: Rep rnd 59. [72 sts]
Rnd 64: Rep rnd 59 ending with fl-irj to beg st. Do not remove markers. [78 sts]
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| Standup Remote Caddy, empty |
Rnd 65: Ch 1, fl-sc in same st as join and ea st around, irj to beg st. [78 sts]
By continuing in-the-round, you will be working on the WS (showing back of fabric), which looks nearly the same to me as the RS. If you prefer, turn project and you will be working on the RS. Make as many rnds as will create pockets deep enough to hold remotes upright. Mine is about 1 inch less than height of outer sides.
Rnd 66: Ch 1, sc in same st as join and ea st around, irj to beg st. [78 sts]
Rnd 67-87: Rep rnd 66. [78 sts]
Rnd 88: If you're still working on WS, turn before starting final row. Rep rnd 66. [78 sts]
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| Standup Remote Caddy, empty, top-down view |
Follow column of sts from first st marker up to final rnd, pm. Push loop between sts on final rnd from outside to inside of pocket. If loop doesn't align with marked column, sl st to marker.
Row 1: Working on inside of pocket, in a loop on back of st, ch 1, sc in same st and in next st on ea row of marked column, leaving last row unworked, turn. [21 sts]
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in same st and ea st across. [21 sts]
Row 3-8: Rep row 2. Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing. [21 sts]
For ea of 6 remaining dividers, follow column of sts from next st marker up to final rnd, slip knot, and attach yarn. Rep row 1-8.
Thread divider tails onto yarn needle, and seam each divider to outer sides along its column of sts from top to bottom. Weave in ends.
TAGS: 3-dimensional, cozy, freestanding, electronics, gift, in-the-round, seamed, tabletop, written-pattern, unisex
