Crochet Cell Phone Charging Holder – Complete Tutorial

Welcome back to the blog! If you love combining functionality with creativity, today’s project is perfect for you. In this tutorial, we’re going to crochet a beautiful and practical cell phone charging holder—an essential accessory for any home.

Have you ever struggled to find a safe place to rest your phone while it’s charging, especially near a wall outlet with no table or surface nearby? This crochet holder solves that problem in a clever and stylish way. With a built-in loop that fits around your charger, it securely holds your phone while keeping cords tidy and off the floor.

This DIY project is simple enough for beginners and can be completed with just a few materials. It also makes a great gift idea—thoughtful, handmade, and useful. You can even customize it with your favorite colors, yarn textures, or decorative touches like buttons and flowers to match your personal style or home décor.

Crochet Cell Phone Charging Holder

🧶 Materials Needed:
Amigurumi yarn (you can substitute with Balloon No. 4 yarn or Cotton Rope No. 4)
Crochet hook appropriate for your chosen yarn
Scissors
Measuring tape

🔄 Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Base in Single Crochet (SC)

Start by chaining enough to exceed the width of your phone by about 4 cm (2 cm on each side).

📏 For reference, 25 chains were used in the example.

  • Chain 2 more (these count as the first single crochet).

  • Starting from the fourth chain from the hook, work 1 single crochet into each chain across.

  • Turn your work, chain 2, and continue making single crochets on each stitch.

➡ Repeat this until you have 36 rows of single crochet, forming a rectangle.

💡 Tip: In the example, the rectangle measured approximately 17 cm in height. You can adjust it based on the size of your device.

2. Creating the Center Cut-Out (Hole for Charger)

Now let’s create the opening where the phone charger will go through.

  • Chain 2, turn your work, and make 10 single crochets.

  • Turn again, chain 2, and continue working 1 SC into each of the 10 stitches.

Continue crocheting back and forth in these 10 stitches, following the decrease rows:

  • Row 3: Decrease at the end → 9 stitches

  • Row 4: Keep all 9 stitches

  • Row 5: Decrease at the end → 8 stitches

  • Row 6: Keep 8 stitches

  • Row 7: Decrease at the end → 7 stitches

  • Row 8: Keep 7 stitches

  • Row 9: Decrease at the end → 6 stitches

Finish off and cut the yarn, leaving a tail if you want to sew it later.

3. Repeat on the Other Side

Count your base stitches and repeat the same process on the opposite side to create a second flap that mirrors the first.

This time, there’s no need to leave a long tail, as both flaps will be joined in the next step.

4. Joining the Two Sides

After finishing both flaps with decreases, join the ends together using a chain stitch or sew them neatly, depending on the style you prefer.

This central part is what creates the loop to hang the phone holder from a wall charger.

✨ Extra Tips:

  • You can adjust the size to make larger holders (for tablets, for example).

  • Try using colorful yarn or yarn scraps to create a fun, vibrant piece.

  • Add buttons or crochet flowers to decorate and personalize your holder!

✅ Final Result:

A practical and beautiful handmade phone holder, perfect for organizing and decorating your charging space with a personal touch!

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