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Granny Glasses

Easily crochet yourself a pair of granny glasses to match your favorite canine family and
channel your inner granny! What type of granny will you be?

Skill: Easy

US Terms

Materials & Tools:

E hook (3.50mm)

Small amount worsted weight yarn (approx 50 yards) in desired color

Yarn needle for weaving in ends and assembly

sunglasses with round lenses and a consistent width to the frame around the lenses

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Gauge:

Stitches should fit snugly around the frame of the sunglasses. Each “wing” should measure
1” tall and ⅞” wide when flattened.

Stitches/Abbreviations:

sl st Slip Stitch

st/sts Stitch

ch Chain

mc Magic Circle

sc Single Crochet

Special Notes:

Only the front of the frames are covered, allowing the arms to move freely and sit
comfortably on your ears.

When attaching the wings, stitch around the post of the stitch to keep the top V of each sc
visible around the entirety of the frame.

Glasses

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Begin by gently popping the lenses from the sunglasses and removing any tags. You will
single crochet around the glasses frames from the front, around the empty lenses, in one
piece.

Make a slip knot and insert your hook. When facing the front of your glasses, insert your
hook into the lens hole at the top right corner, above the arm. Pull up a loop and pull through
the loop on your hook. Ch 1.

Sc across the top of the frame, inserting your hook into the lens hole as you would the
stitches of a prior row. Stitches should be tight to ensure that the frame is adequately
covered. After reaching the midway point of the bridge (over the nose), begin stitching across
the top of the second (left) lens hole.

When reaching the top left corner, keep stitches tight around the arm for the most coverage
of the frame, and work around the frame until reaching the underside of the bridge. Rotate to
continue to work around the first (right) lens hole. Stitch around the second arm, fitting at
least 1 sc above the arm, where you began. Sl st to the first sc to join. Finish off and weave
in ends on the inside of the glasses.

Bridge

Cut a piece of yarn long enough to wind horizontally around the bridge several times
(winding through each lens hole). Wind the yarn until any visible parts of the frame are
covered. Secure and weave in ends on the inside of the glasses.

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Wings

Make 6 wings:

Round 1: In magic circle, sc 8. Do not join. (8)

Round 2: Sc 8. Do not join. Pause here to weave in the beginning tail and ensure that the
magic circle is secure. (8)

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Round 3-5: Sc 8. Do not join.

Sl st into next stitch to finish off. Leave a long tail to sew in place. Flatten each wing before
assembly.

Assembly

Line up a flattened wing to the center of one outer side of a lens hole. Holding the wing
behind the top of the sc stitches, use the tail to sew it into place, stitching through both sides
of the open edge of the wing. To preserve the V at the top of each sc around the frames,
stitch around the posts of the frame stitches, not around the top of the stitches.

Line up a wing above and belong the first and sew into place, skipping 1 stitch between each
wing.

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Use tails to cover any remaining visible parts of the frame where the arms meet the front of
the frame, sewing around the frame but beneath the top of the sc stitches around the frame.
Secure all ends and weave in on the inside of the glasses.

Repeat for the opposite lens hole, sewing the remaining 3 wings to the outer side.

Wear and settle in for a nana nap or head out to mahjong!

Thank you!

Jessica Ryan

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