Easy Crochet Pufferfish Pouch Pattern For Keeping Small Things

Immerse yourself in the delightful process of making a Crochet Pufferfish Pouch, a charming and functional piece that's bound to capture the attention of anyone who sees it. This whimsical accessory merges the fun of crochet with the utility of a pouch, offering you a cozy nook to store your treasures.

Crochet Pufferfish Pouch

Materials Needed:

Yarn: Five shades of "blme moton" yarn in four colors
Crochet Hook: Sizes 3.5 or 4 mm
Eyes: 10 or 12 mm size
Adhesive: All-purpose glue or a hot glue gun
Accessories: Needles, scissors, stitch markers

Instructions:

Round 1:

Start with a slip knot.
Chain 12.
Skip the first two chains. In the third chain, make a double crochet.
Make another double crochet in the same third stitch (total of two double crochets in this third stitch).
Make one double crochet in each of the next eight chains.
In the last chain, make three double crochets.
Continue on the other side of the chains by inserting your hook and making one double crochet in each stitch until you complete eight more double crochets.

Round 2:

Slip stitch into the second chain from the start of round 1 to close.
Start round 2 by chaining two.
In the first stitch, make a double crochet increase (two double crochets in the same stitch).
Repeat the double crochet increase in the next stitch.
Make one double crochet in each of the next eight stitches.
Do three consecutive double crochet increases (each with two double crochets in the same stitch).
Complete the round by making eight more single double crochets and finish with a double crochet increase in the last stitch.
Change the yarn color to yellow with a new slip knot.

After Round 3:

Chain two.
Make one double crochet in the first stitch and a double crochet increase in the second stitch; repeat this pattern twice.
Continue with eight single double crochets.
Repeat the double crochet and increase pattern three more times.
Finish with eight more double crochets and a final double crochet increase in the last stitch.
Join with a slip stitch.