Bold Crochet Toilet Paper Holder Pattern for Small Space Styling

Upgrade your bathroom décor with this Free Crochet Toilet Paper Holder Pattern, bringing style, function, and handmade charm to any space.

Adding charm and practicality to any bathroom space enhances both style and organization. The Crochet Toilet Paper Holder Pattern provides a neat and decorative way to store and display toilet paper, combining soft textures with thoughtful design. Its flexible structure allows easy adjustment to fit different rolls while maintaining a tidy, polished appearance.

Stylish Crochet Toilet Paper Holder Pattern for Modern Home Decor

Beyond convenience, it elevates the look of bathrooms, powder rooms, or guest spaces with patterns, colors, and subtle details that complement various décor styles, from minimalist to rustic or vintage-inspired. The repetitive, rhythmic stitches offer a relaxing and satisfying process while supporting improved stitch precision and consistency.

Lightweight yet durable, the finished holder blends elegance with everyday use, maintaining shape and functionality. With its combination of style, practicality, and adaptability, the pattern transforms a simple household item into a decorative accent that feels personal, inviting, and refined.

Special Features

• Pinwheel Flowers: The front features three eye-catching crocheted flowers for a vibrant, handmade touch.
• Two-Tone Design: Mix of natural and multicolor yarns for striking visual appeal.
• Easy-Access Mesh Back: Mesh stitch back makes inserting and removing rolls effortless.
• Crab Stitch Joining: Strong, decorative edging finish.
• Customizable: Adjust size for different roll sizes or personalize with your favorite colors.
• Hanging Loops & Cute Bows: Functional and pretty for easy display and extra decoration.

Level of Difficulty

Intermediate
This project is ideal for those comfortable with basic crochet stitches, motif joining, working mesh stitch, and decorative finishes.

Materials Needed

• Apollo twine from Círculo (raw, #6)
• Barroco Multicolor yarn from Círculo:
  • Green (color 9392)
  • Pink mix (color 9427)
  • Pink (for joining and finishing details)
• 4.0mm crochet hook
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
• Optional: Small beads for bows

Tutor’s Suggestions

• Explore all Barroco Multicolor yarn options on the Círculo website for color inspiration.
• Block your motifs for an even and neat appearance.
• Adjust row count if using larger rolls or a different yarn weight.
• Add beads or extra flowers for a personalized touch.
• Weave in ends securely on the back for a lasting, tidy finish.

Uses

• Decorative and functional bathroom accessory
• Organizer for toilet paper or kitchen rolls
• Makes a thoughtful, handmade gift!

Step-by-Step Pattern

Part 1: Crochet Three Pinwheel Flowers

Use pink-multicolor yarn and follow your favorite pinwheel flower tutorial (without the final outline row). Make 3 flowers, each with a finished set of petals. Set aside.

Part 2: Square Motif Around Flowers (Front Panel)

For Each Flower:

1. Attach Green Yarn:
   • Join green yarn to any chain space on the flower’s back.
   • Chain 3 (counts as first dc), work 2 dc in same space, chain 1, 3 dc (all in the same chain space) to form a triple V (V-stitch).
2. Continue Around:
   • Chain 1, work 3 dc in next chain space. Alternate: triple V in one space, 3 dc in next, all around the flower.
3. Complete Round:
   • Join with a slip stitch to the first dc, then fasten off and weave in end.
   • Your flower now has a square motif base.

Part 3: Add Raw Twine Rounds

For Each Motif:

1. Attach Twine:
   • Join raw twine at the corner V-stitch.
2. First Twine Round:
   • In corner V-stitch: [3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc].
   • In each chain space between corners: 3 dc, ch 1.
   • Continue around; each side increases by one set of 3 dc per row.
   • Join with slip stitch, then start next round.
3. Second Twine Round:
   • Slip stitch to the next corner ch-1 space.
   • In each corner: [3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc].
   • In each side ch-1 space: 3 dc, ch 1.
   • Complete round, fasten off, and weave in ends.

Part 4: Join the Motifs

For Motif 2 and 3:

1. Complete the first green round and the first side of the second twine round.
2. On the third side, stop at the halfway point of the corner (only 3 dc made).
3. Begin joining:
   • Hold two motifs wrong sides together.
   • After ch 1, single crochet in corner ch-1 of the first motif.
   • Complete the corner on your current motif (another 3 dc).
   • Chain 1, single crochet in next motif space, 3 dc in current motif, repeat across joining side.
   • Finish the row and fasten off neatly.
4. Attach third motif in sequence, joining sides as above, so all three are in a row.

Part 5: Mesh Back Panel

1. Chain 26: with raw twine.
2. Mesh Row 1:
   • Skip 7 chains (turning chain plus first mesh), dc in 8th ch.
   • Ch 2, skip 2 ch, dc in next ch; repeat across.
   • End with dc in final chain.
3. Rows 2+:
   • Ch 5 (turn, counts as dc + ch 2).
   • Dc in next dc, ch 2, dc in next dc, repeat across.
   • Make rows until piece measures 54 cm (typically longer than front by about 8 cm for easy rolling).
4. Fasten off & weave in ends.

Part 6: Joining Front and Back

1. Place mesh back and flower front with wrong sides together.
2. Join with Pink Yarn & Crab Stitch:
   • Attach pink yarn to top right corner.
   • Crochet crab stitch (reverse single crochet) through both layers, all the way around the front piece.
   • Where back is longer, finish only on front panel.
3. Join all sides neatly, finish at top corner, slip stitch to close, cut and weave in ends.
4. 

Part 7: Division for Toilet Paper Rolls

1. Create Separating Cords:
   • With pink yarn, chain 50 for each cord (make 2).
   • Add a knot or bead to each end for decoration.
2. Turn holder so the back panel faces you.
3. Divide the mesh into 3 sections—count rows and evenly space the cords, threading through from front to back at desired places (using rows as a guide), and tie in bows or knots.

Part 8: Hanging Loops

1. Chain 50 with raw twine for a top hanging cord.
   • Attach to both top corners of holder for hanging.
2. Optional Decoration: Make another chain of 50 with pink and attach in the middle for a bow or added color.

Tip

When dividing the back for roll sections, always count your rows and adjust evenly—this keeps the rolls sitting neat and flat!

Conclusion

Congratulations! You’ve just completed a striking floral crochet toilet paper holder—a craft that’s both useful and decorative. Take pride in your work, and make extra as gifts or for other uses such as kitchen roll holders or magazine organizers. Enjoy the touch of color and creativity in your home!