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Textured Crochet Vases Free Pattern

Crochet a clean ridged sleeve for a glass jar, then repeat it in coordinating colors to create a modern decorative vase set.

Pattern Details

Skill Level
Easy
Yarn Weight
Worsted
Hook Size
4.5 mm (7)
Crochet Terms
US
Finished Size
Master sleeve fits a straight 3-inch-diameter jar and measures approximately 8 inches tall
Gauge
16 single crochet stitches and 18 rounds = 4 inches in the textured pattern
Estimated Time
2–3 hours per sleeve

This textured crochet vases free pattern creates a washable decorative sleeve for a straight-sided glass jar. Alternating single crochet and back-loop rounds build clean horizontal ridges while the visible rigid container safely supports water or dried arrangements.

Pattern Details

  • Hook Size: 4.5 mm (7)
  • Finished Size: Master sleeve fits a straight 3-inch-diameter jar and measures approximately 8 inches tall
  • Gauge: 16 single crochet stitches and 18 rounds = 4 inches in the textured pattern
  • Terminology: US
  • Estimated Time: 2–3 hours per sleeve
  • Construction: A 48-chain ring is worked upward in continuous rounds, alternating standard and back-loop single crochet to form removable texture around a rigid jar.
  • Skill level: Easy

Why You’ll Love It

One repeat produces a calm modern texture without complicated stitches. Make a cohesive set by repeating the audited master sleeve in cream, oatmeal, and muted sage over matching straight-sided jars.

Materials

  • Approximately 150 yards worsted-weight cotton yarn per tall sleeve
  • Straight-sided rigid glass jar approximately 3 inches in diameter
  • 4.5 mm crochet hook
  • Stitch marker
  • Yarn needle
  • Scissors
  • Flexible tape measure
  • Dried or artificial stems
Three glass jars with cream, oatmeal, and sage yarn, hook, marker, needle, scissors, and tape

Abbreviations

  • BLO: back loop only
  • ch: chain
  • rnd: round
  • sc: single crochet
  • sl st: slip stitch
  • st(s): stitch(es)

Important Notes

  • The crochet piece is a removable cover and cannot hold water by itself.
  • Choose a clean rigid container with no chips or sharp edges.
  • The foundation chain must fit the jar snugly without stretching flat.
  • Work continuously without joining or turning after the foundation join.
  • Use only dried or artificial stems unless water remains safely inside the rigid jar.

Complete Crochet Instructions

  1. Foundation/Rnd 1: Ch 48 loosely. Lay the chain flat, confirm it is not twisted, and sl st into the first chain to form a ring. Ch 1, which does not count. Work 1 sc in each chain, mark the first sc, and do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  2. Rnd 2: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  3. Rnd 3: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  5. Rnd 5: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  6. Rnd 6: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  7. Rnd 7: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  8. Rnd 8: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  9. Rnd 9: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  10. Rnd 10: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  11. Rnd 11: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  12. Rnd 12: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  13. Rnd 13: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  14. Rnd 14: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  15. Rnd 15: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  16. Rnd 16: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  17. Rnd 17: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  18. Rnd 18: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  19. Rnd 19: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  20. Rnd 20: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  21. Rnd 21: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  22. Rnd 22: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  23. Rnd 23: Sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
  24. Rnd 24: BLO sc in every stitch around. Do not join or turn. (48 sts)
Cream crochet foundation ring and first rounds fitted around the base of a glass jar

After every four rounds, slide the work onto the dry jar and confirm it remains snug but removable. The 48-stitch count never changes, so each round consumes and reproduces all 48 positions.

Cream ridged crochet vase cover worked halfway up a clear glass jar

Finishing

  1. After Rnd 24, sl st once into the next stitch to smooth the edge; this finishing slip stitch is not another counted round.
  2. Fasten off, weave the tail vertically through at least six same-color stitches, reverse direction, and trim.
  3. Remove the sleeve before washing. Inspect the jar rim, then slide the dry sleeve back into place.
Close-up of horizontal back-loop ridges on a cream crochet jar cover

Helpful Tips

  • If the chain ring will not slide over the widest jar section, choose another container rather than forcing it.
  • Keep back-loop rounds relaxed so the ridges do not constrict.
  • For a shorter matching cover, stop after an even-numbered round and finish identically; the circumference remains 48 stitches.
Three textured crochet jar covers with dried stems on a bright entry table

FAQ

Can the crochet vase hold water?

No. It is a textile cover. Water must remain inside an intact rigid glass jar.

How do I make a coordinated set?

Use jars with the same circumference and stop at different even-numbered rounds for varied heights.

Can I use a wider jar?

Measure a new snug chain ring, keep the count even, and work one stitch into every chain. That custom size requires a separate gauge calculation from this 48-stitch master.

Yarn Information

Yarn Amount
Approximately 150 yards worsted cotton per tall sleeve

Designer & Source

Availability
Free