Enjoy a cozy feel in your bathroom with the Crochet Flower Soap Holder that keeps your soap dry and adds a special handmade touch every day.
Have you noticed how a small touch can change the look of a space? The Crochet Flower Soap Holder by Márcia Souza Crochê adds a cheerful and colorful detail to any bathroom or kitchen. This charming soap holder looks like a bright, soft flower, making the soap easy to find and keeping it dry between uses.
Free Crochet Flower Soap Holder Pattern With Floral Details
The flower shape is simple and friendly, fitting nicely next to your sink or shower. It has a gentle feel that’s comfortable to handle and adds a sweet, warm vibe. Besides being pretty, it helps soap last longer by letting water drip away. Families with kids and people who enjoy little home touches will appreciate this item’s usefulness and charm.
Márcia Souza Crochê created this design with thoughtful care, and it shows in the neat, joyful lines and soft texture. Its light weight means you can hang it or place it wherever you like. The colors can brighten a bathroom corner or make soap a fun part of the room’s look.
This Crochet Flower Soap Holder can add a friendly feel and small splash of color to your daily routine. It turns an ordinary soap dish into a smile-inducing detail that everyone can appreciate. The idea is simple but lovely, proving that tiny things can make a positive difference.
The free pattern offers clear steps for making this cheerful soap holder yourself. It might be just what your bathroom needs to feel a little more special.
Decorative Soap Holder (Scented Sachet) Crochet Pattern
This pattern creates a charming and versatile crochet soap holder, perfect as a scented sachet or party favor. The elegant design incorporates a textured popcorn motif, picot accents, and an integrated hanging loop. The finished piece is both functional and decorative, ideal for gifting or adding a festive touch to your home.
Pattern Basic Points
- Popcorn motif for tactile, decorative texture.
- Two-piece construction: Identical front and back panels joined with fans and picots.
- Integrated loop for hanging or closure.
- Pearl embellishment for a refined look.
- Works up quickly; only about 20g of yarn required.
Special Notes
- The pattern can be adapted to any color palette—holiday, event, or everyday.
- Glitter yarn or contrasting colors provide visual interest.
- Seamless joining creates a pocket for soap or sachet filling.
- Only one side features the loop; the other is left open to insert soap.
- Always count stitches to maintain symmetry through rounds.
Skill Level
Beginner to Intermediate
Basic skills are strengthened with popcorn stitch and picot techniques. Suitable for those comfortable with working flat motifs and joining.
Materials
- Amigurumi yarn: Green, red, white, or preferred color (glitter variant optional)
- Crochet hook: 2.5 mm
- Small scissors
- Tapestry needle: For weaving and joining
- Pearls: 2, medium size (optional for embellishing each panel)
- Soap or stuffing: For sachet or party favor use
Measurements / Sizing
- Finished size: About 13 cm across
- Uses approximately 20g of yarn for the complete piece
- Fits standard soap bars snugly; adjust yarn or hook to make larger/smaller
Gauge
Gauge is not critical; focus on maintaining tight, uniform stitches for structure
- Popcorn motif and fans require consistency for seamless joining
Stitch Abbreviations
- ch – chain
- sc – single crochet
- dc – double crochet
- sl st – slip stitch
- popcorn – popcorn stitch
- picot – picot (3 ch, sc/ sl st in first ch)
Special Stitches
- Popcorn stitch: 5 dc in same space; remove hook, insert in first dc, pull loop through.
- Picot: 3 ch, sl st in first ch.
- Fan: 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in same space.
Pattern Steps
Panel 1 (With Hanging Loop)
Round 1: Magic Ring
- Leave a short tail for pearl later.
- Make a magic ring, ch 1 to secure.
- Sc in ring, ch 1 (loose).
- Work 16 dc into ring (counting the sc and ch as setup).
- Adjust and pull tight to close the ring.
- Join to first stitch with sl st.
Round 2: Popcorn Set-Up
- Ch 2 (a bit loose, counts as first dc), ch 1 (separating chain).
- [Dc in next st, ch 1] repeat around for total of 16 dc, each separated by a chain.
- Join to second ch of starting ch with sl st.
Round 3: Popcorn Round
- Sl st into next ch-1 space.
- Ch 1 (sc), ch 1 (counts as first dc).
- In same space: 4 dc (total 5 dc in space).
- Remove hook, insert needle into 1st dc, pull loop through to close popcorn.
- Ch 3.
- In next ch-1 space: 5 dc (popcorn), ch 3 repeat in each space, for 16 popcorn motifs.
- Join to first popcorn with sl st.
Round 4: Fan Loop + Hanging Loop
- Sl st to first ch-3 space.
- In first ch-3 space: sc, ch 1 (counts as first dc).
- 2 dc in same space (total 3 dc).
- For hanging loop: ch 20.
- In same space: 3 dc more.
- Next space: sc.
- Next ch-3 space: [3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc], next ch-3 space: sc repeat for fans all around.
- In all other ch-3 spaces, work fans and sc, but only first fan gets ch 20 loop.
- Continue around; join with sl st to first dc of first fan.
Break yarn; weave in ends. Attach pearl:
- Use the leftover short tail to sew a pearl in the center of panel, secure with knot, weave in yarn.
Panel 2 (No Loop, Standard Fans)
Work as for Panel 1, omitting hanging loop:
- All fans are [3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc] in each ch-3 space.
- Add pearl to center as in Panel 1.
Break yarn; weave in ends.
Joining Panels
Assembly:
- Place panels wrong sides together, aligning fans and picots.
- Begin joining at first fan after hanging loop on Panel 1, leave side with loop open.
- Join through corresponding stitches:
- Insert hook in both panels (fan points), ch 1, work 3 dc through both panels, ch 3 for picot, sc same spot for peak, 3 dc in same spot.
- Ch 2; through both panels at next sc, sl st.
- Repeat for each fan and sc; join all the way around except at open side for soap insertion.
Finishing Round:
- At last fan before hanging loop, finish with sl st; cut yarn and weave in ends.
Edging
- Work sl st or sc along open edge for neat finish, optional.
Assembly & Finished Size
- Insert soap or sachet filling via open side.
- Use hanging loop for display or closure.
- Finished size: About 13 cm across, weighs 20g.
- Both panels feature pearl embellishment, elegant fans, and picots for a refined look.
Conclusion
The soap holder pattern combines crisp popcorn texture and elegant fan motifs for a functional, decorative piece. The construction is approachable, suitable for beginners exploring textured crochet and easy joining techniques. With minimal materials and simple assembly, the finished piece serves as a lovely party favor, Christmas decoration, or scented sachet. Adapt for any event or color scheme, and embellish for a personal touch. The integrated loop and open side make it practical, washable, and adaptable for a variety of gift ideas or home uses. The project offers satisfaction in rapid completion, versatility, and creative customization.