As an Amazon Associate, we earn a small commission from qualifying purchases — at no extra cost to you.
Check out this guide to make an interesting crochet tissue paper holder and get creative with your simple yarn and basic stitches.
Get ready for a list of super cool crochet tissue paper holder ideas that you’ll want to make this year! You don’t need to be a crochet expert to craft them, just basic knowledge would do.
Crochet Tissue Paper Holder Ideas
This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which support our website. You can check out our Amazon storefront here for all kinds of essentials you’ll need.
Essentials You’ll Need
- Crochet hook
- Assorted leftover yarn
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch markers
- Measuring tape
- Colorful yarns
- Crochet Kit for Beginners
1. Bear Face Tissue Holder
Let’s start with this cartoon bear face as a yarn tissue holder. With a slight opening for easy access, this crochet bear pattern from Chubby Cheeks can be your fun weekend activity. Add extra color to the textured pattern for the facial features!
2. Floral Crochet Tissue Box Cover
Are you bored with the store-bought tissue box sitting in the living room? Then check out this crochet pattern by Creative Grandma. For the next weekend party, have a crochet box cover with tiny flowers and pearls. These will add to your home decor beautifully!
3. Diamond Square Motif Pattern
No need to go all fancy for a simple daily-use item. Here is a classy look from I Like Crochet for your tissue box. Textured square panels filled with light colors and diamond patterns; this design can be worked easily with single crochet stitches!
4. Hedgehog Crochet Tissue Box
Starting with a small magic ring, you can also make a small hedgehog covered with soft fringe. Look at the realistic mouth and googly eyes made by Gosyo. To craft this one, follow the detailed instructions on the blog. You can crochet a similar pencil case!
5. Gingerbread Crochet Tissue Holder
Decoration works best with the little details. Add some cute washcloths and a tissue box to your home and make it Christmas-ready. Check this tutorial by Nicki’s Homemade Crafts, featuring tiny peppermints, candy canes, gumdrops, windows, and open doors.
6. Black Spider Tissue Paper Holder
Here’s a great way to decorate your home with some spooky decor for Halloween, like this spider pattern from Nicki’s Homemade Crafts. It is constructed with gauge 4 SC stitches x 4 rows with single crochet, slip stitch, chain, mattress, and invisible SC dec stitches.
7. Christmas Home Decor Crochet Pattern
Now, do you want something for Christmas? Then choose this Santa theme box decor pattern from Nanas Crafty Home. Its main body is worked in a single piece- a cube, then a hat, legs, and nose. Use these details to make your puff stitch pouches more festive.
8. Cute Panda Crochet Tissue Holder
The panda tissue box cover from Elisas Crochet is filled with cuteness. With this, keep your tissues within reach while adding an adorable home decor. Remember to use gauge 10 SC and 12 RNDS, along with the 6-inch size!
9. Roasted Chicken Crochet Paper Holder
The next design is for food lovers and messy eaters! Crochet this pattern from Twinkie Chan using simple stitches. Also, do not miss the roasted veggies and ruffled lettuce dishcloth to complete the look of the dish.
Match the vibe with a creative hanging basket.
10. Cactus Tissue Paper Holder Design
Use this YouTube tutorial from Crochet Design to bring this simple cactus tissue holder to life for your crochet collection. You can first crochet the tiny flower and then attach it to the cactus!
If you love floral patterns, make a lipstick holder as your next project.
11. Blue Whale Crochet Holder Pattern
At the end, we have this whale pattern from Moogly Blog crocheted in blue yarn. For the eye, you will need to stick a googly eye, but you can always stitch it with black thread, just like the adorable smile!
With this, we conclude our guide! Hope a few things caught your attention, so you can start working on the project this weekend. Do let us know which DIY patterns you would like to see next.