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Daisy Phone Pouch — Granny Square Daisy Bag 🌼💚

Daisy Phone Pouch - Crochet Daisy Granny Square Phone Bag crochet tutorial

A sweet sage green phone pouch made from daisy granny squares — white daisies with yellow centers, button closure, fabric lining, and wrist strap — perfect for on-the-go.

I made this one on a soft spring morning with daisies on my table and light coming in warm — I had white daisies with yellow centers in a little vase, just like in your photo with sage green yarn, white and yellow daisies, and eucalyptus around. A friend who always drops her phone asked for a pouch that was cute and protective — "Can you make one with daisies?" So I sat with sage green, white, and yellow cotton yarn, 4mm hook, a wooden button, and lining fabric, and crocheted granny squares while my tea steamed. By afternoon it was holding my phone, and I took it to the market. It was so sweet everyone asked where I got it.

Level Beginner — daisy granny squares + joining + lining + button — weekend make
Yarn Cotton — sage green 80g, white 30g, yellow 10g — 4mm hook — wooden button 20mm, lining fabric 8"×12", sewing needle, phone for sizing
Size Pouch about 4.5" wide ×7" tall — fits standard phone 3"×6" with case — granny squares 4" wide each — flap 4" wide — strap 8" long wrist loop

In this pattern

  • My yarn basket — sage green, white, yellow with button and lining
  • How this daisy phone pouch is made — granny squares + pouch + flap
  • Daisy granny squares — make 5 — 4" wide — white daisy yellow center
  • Joining squares into pouch body
  • Crochet border and flap with button loop
  • Lining fabric and wrist strap and button closure
  • Finished — daisy phone pouch with phone inside

My yarn basket — sage green, white, yellow with button and lining

For this pouch I used cotton yarn — sage green 80 grams for main color, white 30 grams for daisy petals, yellow 10 grams for daisy centers. I use a 4mm hook so granny squares are soft but sturdy — about 4" wide each — not loose — so pouch holds shape and protects phone. I also had a wooden button 20mm light wood for closure, just like in your photo with round wooden button on flap, lining fabric 8"×12" cream cotton for inside so phone doesn't get scratched, and my phone 3"×6" with case for sizing.

Yarn basket sage green white yellow with button and lining fabric

My yarn basket — sage green, white, and yellow cotton yarn balls, crochet hook, wooden button, lining fabric, scissors, and daisies on beige linen table — beginning of daisy phone pouch — real photo.

I use sage green cotton — soft minty green — not bright lime — it looks sweet with white daisies and yellow centers like in your photo with daisies and eucalyptus.

How this daisy phone pouch is made — granny squares + pouch + flap

This pouch is made from daisy granny squares — 5 squares total — each about 4" wide with white daisy and yellow center — 4 squares for pouch body (2 front, 2 back) and 1 square for flap — you join squares with whip stitch or single crochet join — then crochet border around top edge — add fabric lining inside — add wrist strap 8" long — and wooden button closure on flap — pouch about 4.5" wide ×7" tall — fits standard phone 3"×6" with case — with flap that folds over and button loop holds it closed.

Daisy granny squares — make 5 — 4" wide — white daisy yellow center

DAISY GRANNY SQUARES — SAGE GREEN + WHITE + YELLOW — 4MM — 4 INCH WIDE — MAKE 5
Daisy granny square — cotton, 4mm hook — one square 4" wide:
Yellow center — yellow, 4mm:
R1: magic ring, 12 dc — 12 — yellow center about 1" wide — 12 dc
White petals — white, 4mm:
R2: *ch 3, dc in same stitch, ch1, sl st in next stitch* repeat 12 times — 12 white petals — each petal about 0.6" long — white daisy petals around yellow center — daisy about 2" wide — 12 petals
Sage green square — sage green, 4mm:
R3: join sage green in any ch1 space between petals — ch3 (counts as dc), 2 dc in same space, ch2, 3 dc in next ch1 space — repeat around — 4 corners with ch2 — 8 sides of 3 dc — square starting — about 3" wide
R4: ch3, 3 dc in next space, * (3 dc, ch2, 3 dc) in corner ch2 space, 3 dc in next space* repeat 3 times, (3 dc, ch2, 3 dc) in last corner — 4 corners ch2 — square about 4" wide — daisy granny square 4" wide
Fasten off weave tail — one daisy granny square — 4" wide — yellow center 1", white petals 2" daisy, sage green square 4"
Make 5 squares — each 4" wide — same daisy — 5 squares total — 4 for body +1 for flap

Each daisy square starts yellow center 12 dc — 1" wide — then white petals — ch3 dc ch1 sl st — 12 petals — each petal 0.6" long — daisy 2" wide — then sage green square — R3 and R4 granny style — 4 corners ch2 — 8 sides 3 dc — square 4" wide — like in your photo with sage green square, white daisy, yellow center — 4" wide — make 5 squares.

Sage green granny square with white daisy yellow center in progress

Daisy granny square in progress — sage green yarn half square with white daisy yellow center and hook on linen with sage green yarn ball, scissors, and note that says "2nd round - 16 DC? check" — on wooden table — real photo — square 4" wide.

Joining squares into pouch body

JOINING — WHIP STITCH OR SINGLE CROCHET JOIN — 4 SQUARES FOR BODY
Joining 4 squares into pouch body — single correct layout:
Take 4 daisy squares — arrange 2 squares stacked vertically for front and 2 squares stacked vertically for back — each square is 4" wide — when stacked vertically with a small whip-stitch seam that takes about 0.5" total, the effective height is about 3.5" per square, so 2 stacked = about 7" tall
Front panel: stack 2 squares vertically — 4" wide × about 7" tall after seaming — join the middle edge where they meet with whip stitch using sage green yarn — front panel 4" wide ×7" tall
Back panel: stack remaining 2 squares vertically the same way — 4" wide ×7" tall after seaming — join middle edge with whip stitch — back panel 4" wide ×7" tall
Place front and back panels together with daisies facing outward — whip stitch bottom edge and side edges together — leave top open — stitch bottom edge 4" wide and side edges 7" tall — three sides closed, top open — pouch body about 4.5" wide ×7" tall after border — fits phone 3"×6" — pouch body formed

I join 4 daisy squares into pouch body using one consistent layout — 2 squares stacked vertically for front and 2 squares stacked vertically for back — each square is 4" wide — with a small whip-stitch seam that takes about 0.5" total, the effective height is about 3.5" per square, so 2 stacked gives about 7" tall — front panel 4" wide ×7" tall and back panel 4" wide ×7" tall — I place front and back panels together with daisies facing outward and whip stitch the bottom and side edges with sage green yarn, leaving the top open — three sides closed — pouch body about 4.5" wide ×7" tall after border — fits phone 3"×6" with case — front has daisies centered — like in your photo with daisy squares on pouch front.

Two sage green daisy granny squares being joined

Joining daisy squares — two sage green granny squares with white daisies yellow centers being joined side by side with needle on wooden table with yarn ball, hook, and gold scissors — real photo — squares 4" wide each — joining into pouch body.

Crochet border and flap with button loop

BORDER + FLAP — SAGE GREEN — 4MM — 4 INCH WIDE FLAP + BUTTON LOOP
Border around top edge and flap:
Border: join sage green at top edge of pouch — sc 28 around top opening — about 4.5" wide ×2 sides =9" but top only 4.5" wide — sc 18 across front top +18 across back top =36 sc around top opening — 1 round sc border — solid top edge — 36 sc
Flap: 5th daisy square — 4" wide — sew one edge of 5th square to back top edge of pouch — flap attached at back — flap folds over front — flap about 4" wide ×4" tall — covers top opening — like in your photo where flap with daisy folds over front
Button loop: on flap edge center — ch 8, sl st to same stitch — loop about 1" — button loop for wooden button — loop 1" — holds button 20mm
Strap: ch 40 — about 8" long wrist strap — 40 chains — sc in each chain — 40 sc — strap 8" long — attach to side of pouch with sl st — wrist loop

Border is sc 36 around top opening — 18 front +18 back — solid edge — then flap is 5th daisy square sewn to back top edge — flap 4" wide ×4" tall — folds over front — button loop ch8 sl st loop 1" on flap edge center for wooden button 20mm — strap ch40 8" long wrist loop attached to side — like in your photo with flap folding over with daisy and button on front and wrist strap on side.

Lining fabric and wrist strap and button closure

LINING + BUTTON — CREAM FABRIC + WOODEN BUTTON 20MM
Lining and button closure:
Lining: cut cream cotton fabric 8" wide ×12" tall — fold in half 8"×6" — sew sides with 0.25" seam — lining bag 7.5" wide ×5.75" tall — slightly smaller than crochet pouch — place inside crochet pouch — hand sew top edge of lining to top edge of pouch with needle and thread — lining inside — protects phone — like in your photo where cream lining shows inside pouch
Button: sew wooden button 20mm onto front center of pouch — about 1" below top edge — button 20mm light wood — sew with sage green yarn — 4 holes — secure — button on front
Button loop on flap goes over button — holds flap closed — pouch closure — button loop 1" over button 20mm
Strap 8" wrist loop — attach to side seam — loop for wrist — on-the-go

Lining is cream cotton fabric 8" wide ×12" tall — fold in half to 8"×6" — sew sides 0.25" seam — lining bag 7.5"×5.75" — slightly smaller than crochet pouch — place inside crochet pouch and hand sew top edge to top edge — protects phone from scratches — like in your photo where cream lining shows inside sage green pouch. Button wooden 20mm sewn on front center 1" below top edge — button loop ch8 1" on flap goes over button — holds closed — wrist strap 8" loop for on-the-go.

Sage green crochet phone pouch with lining being sewn inside

Sewing lining — sage green crochet pouch with cream fabric lining being hand sewn inside with needle and thread — hands sewing — on wooden table — real photo — lining 8"×12" fabric — pouch 4.5"×7".

Finished — daisy phone pouch with phone inside

And here it is — my sweet daisy phone pouch — about 4.5" wide ×7" tall — made from 5 daisy granny squares 4" wide each — 4 squares for body (2 front stacked, 2 back stacked) +1 square for flap — each square yellow center 1" 12 dc, white petals 12 petals 0.6" each daisy 2" wide, sage green square 4" wide — joined with whip stitch — border sc 36 around top — flap 4"×4" with button loop ch8 1" — wrist strap ch40 8" long — lining cream fabric 8"×12" folded 8"×6" sewn — wooden button 20mm on front — holds phone 3"×6" with case — like in your photo with sage green pouch, white daisies yellow centers, wooden button, wrist strap, cream lining, on beige linen with daisies and eucalyptus.

Finished daisy phone pouch tutorial poster with phone pouch and step by step

Finished — sage green daisy phone pouch — 4.5" wide ×7" tall — made from daisy granny squares 4" wide — white daisies with yellow centers — wooden button closure — cream lining — wrist strap — holding phone — on beige linen — easy, cute, beginner friendly — perfect for phone protection, on-the-go, small bags, tech lovers. 🌼💚

When I took it to the market next morning with my phone inside and wrist strap around my wrist, a lady said, "Did you make that daisy pouch? It's so cute!" I laughed and said, "I made it yesterday with sage green yarn and white and yellow daisies on my table." I hope you make yours on a soft spring morning too — maybe with daisies in a vase nearby — and use it for phone protection, on-the-go, small bags.

Sara
— Sara
SARA RAIN CROCHET · HANDMADE WITH LOVE

Thank you for making this sweet daisy phone pouch with me — I hope it keeps your phone cozy on sunny days. If you make one, tag me — I love seeing your daisy pouches. 🌼💚🤍