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Free crochet pattern How to crochet a mirror cover with beads

The free pattern for the hairband can be found here. You can find more crochet accessory patterns here

What you will need:

  • a mini pocket mirror
  • 3 mm crochet hook
  • size 1/superfine cotton 50 g = 170 m
  • approx 20 beads and a bead needle
  • cardboard and some super glue

Let’s get into it!

  1. Start by cutting a piece of cardboard to the size of the mirror + a few mm for an extra edge (so you won’t cut yourself on the edge of the mirror)
  2. Glue it to the back of the mirror
  3. Make 4 chains, slip stitch into the 4th ch from the hook, ch 1
  4. Make 8 sc into the hole
  5. Continue in the same direction and make 2 sc in every stitch (use your yarn end as a guide to where your round stops/starts)
  6. Next round: 1 sc in the first, 2 in the next
  7. Next round: make 8 increase spread out randomly
  8. Continue until you have 6 rounds or until (when you stretch the circle) it fits onto the back of the mirror
  9. Now start by decreasing: make 8 decreases on the round – randomly (by crochetiing 2 stitches together into one)
  10. Do the same on the next round.
  11. Now break of the yarn but leave a long yarn end – weave beads onto the yarn and turn over your work and insert the mirror into the circle
  12. Crochet again 8 decreases on this last round, but also add 1-2 beads on every stitch by bringing the bead up to your hook just before you bring the yarn over on the last time of the stitch. Finish with 1 11 in the first stitch in the round and weve the yarn into the mirror and just hide in inside the back – do the same with the first yarn end you have
  13. And now you can finish off by adjusting the crochet to the mirror – stretch and pull as needed or push the crochet a bit away from the mirror and then put glue on 4 places under the crochet and on the mirror – along the edge, and glue it in place. This way you can adjust if you want the crochet to cover more/less of the mirror.

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