How to Crochet Bear Jewelry Box (Tutorial for Beginners)

Crochet Bear Jewelry Box

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.

Adorable Crochet Bear Jewelry Box Tutorial

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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.

Crochet Bear Jewelry Box

Crochet Bear Jewelry Box Tutorial

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.

As a tip, when creating the box, ensure your stitches are even and tight to give the box a nice, neat finish. Here is a quick overview of this tutorial:

  • Creating the Box Base: Use double yarn for extra structure and begin with a magic ring. Work 8 single crochets into the ring, then tighten it securely. In subsequent rounds, increase stitches following a pattern: single crochet, then an increase. Continue increasing until the base reaches 7.5 cm in diameter.
  • Building the Box Height: Transition to double crochets in round 7 to start creating the box’s height. Continue with double crochets until round 13, shaping the box’s walls. Finish with slip stitches in round 14 to create a neat edge.
  • Crocheting the Lid: Follow the same base pattern for the lid up to round 5. Switch to front-loop-only stitches in round 6 for added texture. In round 7, use a pattern of slip stitches and double crochets to form a decorative edge.
  • Adding the Bear Decoration: Crochet the bear using a separate pattern and attach it to the lid as a knob. Follow the video or provided link for detailed bear instructions.

Steps

Supplies Mentioned

Following are the supplies that the tutor mentioned for crocheting this unique jewelry box:

  • 4ply cotton yarn (Use the double strand)
  • 4mm crochet hook
  • Needle
  • Scissors

Material

Abbreviations Used

Following are the most important crochet abbreviations that the tutor uses for crocheting the Bear Jewelry Box.

  • Mr: Magic Ring
  • Single Crochet (SC): Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through stitch, yarn over, pull through both loops on hook.
  • Double Crochet (DC): Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through stitch, yarn over, pull through two loops on hook, yarn over, pull through remaining two loops.
  • Slip Stitch (SL ST): Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through stitch and loop on hook in one motion.
  • Chain (CH): Yarn over, pull through loop on hook.

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