How to Crochet Bear Jewelry Box (Tutorial for Beginners)

The Crochet Bear jewelry box is a cute, spacious, and characterful storage solution for your important jewelry or little girl’s accessories. You can learn how to crochet this jewelry box with a step-by-step tutorial from AnDesign_Craft. It features a mini bear pooping out of the lid and textured round box making it not just functional, but also a charming addition to your space.

The box is crocheted using double yarn for extra structure and durability. You can use this jewelry box to store hairbands, rings, or other small treasures, keeping your items neatly organized. It can also be a great gift idea for your friend.

The complete video guide for crocheting this box will be available at the end of this post. Learn more about this decor following us below.

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Skills Needed: Forming a magic ring, working single and double crochets, and alternating front-loop-only stitches for textural effects. Additionally, the project emphasizes precise slip stitching to finish edges neatly and work in continuous rounds to achieve a seamless design.

Guide Span: 13 Minutes Only

Personalization Tips: This crochet bear jewelry box can be crocheted in many color combos two of them tutor shows. Other combos may include the Winnie the Pooh combo which includes the red lid, yellow box, and red and yellow bear. The bear on the lid can be replaced with other amigruumi if you can, such as flowers or cat and dog. Adjusting the size of the box by altering stitch counts can make it more versatile for different uses.

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide for crocheting a charming crochet bear jewelry box. It balances functionality with aesthetic appeal, making it perfect for organizing small items while adding a decorative touch to your space. The instructions are straightforward, and the project offers many personalization options.

Free Crochet Bear Jewelry Box Tutorial

Materials List

• Yarn: Boreply cotton or similar sturdy yarn, worsted weight (category 4), in two colors (main/body and bear)
• Hook: 4.0 mm (US G–6)
• Needle: For sewing in ends and attaching pieces
• Scissors
• Stitch Marker (optional, to mark beginning of rounds)
• Double Yarn: Work with two strands throughout for durability
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Key Abbreviations (US Terms)

• ch: chain
• sc: single crochet
• dc: double crochet
• sl st: slip stitch
• inc: increase (2 sc in same stitch)
• rep: repeat
• st(s): stitch(es)
• fpdc: front post double crochet
• FO: fasten off

Special Notes

• Work with two strands held together throughout to add structure.
• The box body and the lid are worked in the round.
• Yarn color changes, and bear motif instructions are not included here; refer to the companion pattern or video for the bear knob.
• Use a stitch marker to keep round starts clear.

Pattern Instructions

1. Storage Box Body

Foundation:

1. With double yarn, make a magic ring.
2. Work 8 sc in the ring, pull tail tight to close, sl st to first sc.

Round 1:

• Ch 1. Inc in every st (2 sc in each stitch around).
• (16 sc)
• Sl st to first sc to join.

Round 2:

• Ch 1. (Sc in next st, inc in next st) rep around.
• (24 sc)
• Sl st to join.

Round 3:

• Ch 1. (Inc in next st, sc in next 2 sts) rep around.
• (32 sc)
• Sl st to join.

Rounds 4–6:

• Follow increases as per standard flat circle for single crochet until you have 56 sc at end of round 6 (increase appropriately in each round).
• By end of round 6, diameter should be about 7.5 cm.

Round 7 (Start Height):

• First dc: Make 1 sc in first st, insert hook into sc and make another sc on top; this replaces ch 2 for clean edge.
• Dc in every st around.
• Sl st to join.

Rounds 8–13:

• Start with ch 1.
• Pattern: (Fpdc in first st, dc in next 2 sts) rep 18 times around.
• Last 2 sts in round: fpdc in first, dc in second.
• Sl st to join.
• Repeat this pattern for each round through round 13.
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2. Complete Top Edge

Round 14:

• Sl st in the front post of every st around.
• This forms a neat edge.
• FO, weave in ends.

3. Lid/Cap

Foundation:

• Work as body base from magic ring through round 5.

Round 6:

• Work in front loops only: Follow increase pattern as per body, but work only into the front loop of each stitch.

Round 7:

• Ch 1, sl st into first st.
• Skip 1 st, 4 dc in next st, skip 1 st, sl st in next st.
• Rep this pattern 14 times around for textured edge.
• FO, weave in ends.

Round 6 (Back Loops Only):

• Work sc in every st around through back loops only.
• FO, weave in ends.

4. Assembly

• Hide yarn tails by sewing into the fabric.
• Attach bear motif to the top of the lid as a knob. (See companion bear pattern for details.)
• Place lid on box, check fit.
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Conclusion

This pattern creates a structured, compact storage box perfect for organizing small items, featuring a charming bear motif on the lid. Working with two yarn strands provides durability and beautiful texture. Add the bear knob for a delightful finishing touch.

Pattern Correction & Tips

• Tension: Working with two strands may require slightly looser tension than usual.
• Structure: The double strand enhances strength and shape; do not substitute for single strand if you want a box that stands well.
• Stitch Marker: Mark beginning of each round for clarity.
• Lid Fit: Check cap after round 6 to ensure proper fit; adjust increases if needed.
• Bear Motif: For best results, follow separate instructions or video for the bear knob.
• Edging: Sl st in front post creates a professional finish and prevents curling.

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