Crochet Wine Glass Holder Necklace

15 června, 2026

Today’s video tutorial is dedicated to a practical crochet wine glass holder that you can use while wandering through wine cellars in South Moravia, at summer festivals, garden parties, or relaxed gatherings with friends. The glass hangs comfortably around your neck, your hands stay free, and you also have an original handmade accessory that definitely won’t go unnoticed.

I named this small summer project Skleničkabelka – because it is a little bit like a bag, a little bit like a holder, and above all a practical helper for your glass of wine. We will crochet the Skleničkabelka using YarnArt Begonia yarn. This is a 100% mercerised cotton yarn, with a 50 g ball and a length of 169 m. It is a fine cotton yarn with a slight sheen, suitable for both clothing and accessories.

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VIDEO TUTORIAL PREMIERE with automatically generated subtitles added. Did you know that you can slow down the video on YouTube and adjust it to your own crochet pace?

We crochet the wine glass holder into a foundation chain. Once joined, the opening must be wide enough for the bottom of the glass to pass through. We then continue with a simple stitch pattern that repeats over two rows. Each glass may have a different width and shape, so the pattern needs to be adjusted to the shape of your glass by adding or reducing chain stitches within the pattern. If your glass has a different shape, or if your tension is different, the number of chain stitches must be adjusted accordingly.

TIP: I recommend trying the holder on the glass after every row. If it slides down, the holder is too small. If the edges stick out, you have too many chain stitches in the pattern.

The edge of the holder is crocheted with the herringbone double crochet stitch, but you can replace it with single crochet stitches and a second row of single crochet worked into the back loop only. When crocheting the edge, try the holder on the glass again to make sure the edging is not too small or too tight. Otherwise, you would not be able to pull it over the wider part of the glass. For the neck strap, crochet a foundation chain in the required length, approximately 55–70 cm, as needed. If you want to wear the glass holder as a crossbody, crochet approximately 210 stitches.

The Skleničkabelka is a wonderful helper for wine tasting and strolling through Moravian wine cellars, and it is also a must-have accessory for summer festivals.

I hope you enjoy making your Skleničkabelka Begonia. If you would like to inspire others or share your crochet or styling experience, I would be very happy to see your photos. You can share your photos in the Krampolinka Facebook group. On Instagram, please use the hashtag #sklenickabelka so they are easy to find. If you tag me in projects made from my patterns, I may reshare them in my Instastories to inspire others.

SKLENIČKABELKA

Yarn: YarnArt Begonia, white or beige
Yarn consumption: 1 ball for 3 pieces
Hook: 2 mm
Measurements: height 7.5 cm, width 11 cm, strap length 64 cm after crocheting around it
Other materials: tapestry needle, decorative button
Time needed: approx. 120 minutes
Skill level: beginner-friendly

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Abbreviations

ch – chain stitch
sc – single crochet
bobble – 5 double crochet stitches crocheted together
sl st – slip stitch
hbdc – herringbone double crochet
dc – double crochet
fan – 5 double crochet stitches

Row 1: Crochet a foundation chain of 28 stitches. Turn.

Row 2: Ch 1 instead of sc, then sc into the first chain stitch, skip 1 stitch, work a fan of 5 double crochet stitches into the next stitch, skip 1 stitch. Alternate this pattern with the following: work sc into the chain stitch, work a fan into the next stitch, then skip 1 stitch. You will have 8 chains in total in this row. Finish with a sl st.

Row 3: Ch 3 instead of dc, then work a bobble made of 5 double crochet stitches crocheted together, ch 3 and sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 3. Repeat the pattern: bobble into sc, ch 3, sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 3. Finish the row with a sl st.

Row 4: Ch 1 instead of sc and sc into the bobble. Ch 2 and work a fan into sc, ch 2, sc into the bobble. Repeat the pattern to the end of the row. Finish with a sl st.

Row 5: Ch 3 instead of dc, then work a bobble made of 5 double crochet stitches crocheted together, ch 3 and sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 3. Repeat the pattern: bobble into sc, ch 3, sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 3. Finish the row with a sl st.

Row 6: Ch 1 instead of sc and sc into the bobble. Ch 1 and work a fan into sc, ch 1, sc into the bobble. Repeat the pattern to the end of the row. Finish with a sl st. If you cannot pull the holder over the glass, crochet ch 2 instead of ch 1.

Row 7: Ch 1 instead of dc, then work a bobble made of 5 double crochet stitches crocheted together, ch 2 and sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 2. Repeat the pattern: bobble into sc, ch 2, sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 2. Finish the row with a sl st.

Row 8: Ch 1 instead of sc and sc into the bobble. Work a fan into sc, sc into the bobble. Repeat the pattern to the end of the row. Finish with a sl st. If you cannot pull the holder over the glass, crochet ch 1 between the fan and sc.

Row 9: Ch 1 instead of dc, then work a bobble made of 5 double crochet stitches crocheted together, ch 2 and sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 2. Repeat the pattern: bobble into sc, ch 2, sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 2. Finish the row with a sl st.

Row 10: Ch 1 instead of sc and sc into the bobble. Work a fan into sc, sc into the bobble. Repeat the pattern to the end of the row. Finish with a sl st. If you cannot pull the holder over the glass, crochet ch 1 between the fan and sc.

Row 11: Ch 1 instead of dc, then work a bobble made of 5 double crochet stitches crocheted together, ch 2 and sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 2. Repeat the pattern: bobble into sc, ch 2, sc into the middle dc of the fan, ch 2. Finish the row with a sl st.

Holder edging, 2 mm hook

Row 12: Ch 3 instead of hbdc, work 3 hbdc under the chain space, hbdc into sc, 3 hbdc under the chain space, hbdc into the bobble. Repeat to the end of the row. Finish with a sl st.

Neck strap, 2 mm hook

Row 1: Crochet a chain of 100–120 stitches. Count the number of stitches around the holder and divide the number by 2. Count the stitches around the holder and, halfway around the holder, on the opposite side from the beginning of the strap, attach the chain to the holder with two slip stitches. Turn.

Row 2: Ch 3 instead of dc, work dc into the slip stitch and then into each chain stitch. Finish with dc into the stitch and attach the strap to the edge with two slip stitches. Fasten off.

Finishing

Sew in all loose yarn ends. You can add a decorative label if you wish.

Copyright Notice

This pattern is for personal use only. For commercial use, please contact me directly. Always include the source credit: www.krampolinka.com. The pattern is designed specifically for this yarn, hook size, and my personal tension. If you use a different yarn, hook, or tension, your final product may vary in size or shape.

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