As part of my Pretty N Pink Travel set, I made this fuzzy sleep mask (eye cover) free crochet pattern! Do you ever go on a plane and get those cheap eye-covers so you can sleep in peaceful darkness? I wanted to make my own version of that that is high-quality, strong, soft, and suitable for every level.
Introducing the Fuzzy Sleep Mask!

This mask can be stuffed anywhere- it can fit into your FIST. What does this mean? That’s right! Bring this fashionable sleeper mask everywhere with you for a quick sleep solution.

When you want to take a quick break from napping, simply push your mask up onto your forehead. It’s so comfortable you’ll forget it’s there! And don’t even talk about the texture… I used GGH Bellina yarn for this pattern for maximum comfort and fuzziness. Think about all the possibilities! For a more laid back mask, I think normal yarn would do great. If any of you guys want to try this pattern with faux fur yarn, PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH PHOTOS. I’d love to see how that would turn out!

This sleeper mask is cute from any angle, even up on the forehead! But what about in action? Let’s get some pics of that…

When I first made this sleeper mask, I immediately started using it for myself… until my brother found it near my bed and put it on! Now I’ve been commissioned to make a blue one for his use… haha! He didn’t want to take it off 🙂
So, if you’re here for the free pattern, you’re going to get it NOW. Let’s go over some stitches and materials so we can prepare for the comfiest, coolest pattern you’ve ever made…
Materials:
GGH Bellina Yarn
Crochet hook (if you’ve seen my other patterns, you’ll know that I love a set a bamboo crochet hooks… 😛 )
Stitches Used:
Half double crochet
Single crochet
Slip stitch
If you don’t know any of these stitches, use youtube! These basic stitches can be found with a single search. You’ll get the hang of them in NO time.
And……. (drumrolllll)….. the FREE pattern is HERE, folks! Scroll on down for this Fuzzy Sleeper Mask pattern. Enjoy!
Fuzzy Sleeper Mask Free Crochet Pattern
Body of mask:
- Chain 30.
- Hdc across in every chain from hook.
- Chain 5, turn.
- Hdc in 2nd chain from hook (you will be working into a chain, not a row).
- Hdc across in every chain from hook (including the rest of the chain 5).
- Chain 5, turn.
- Hdc in 2nd chain from hook.
- Hdc across in every chain from hook.
- Chain 5, turn.
- Hdc in 2nd chain from hook, then hdc across in every chain from hook.
- Chain 5, turn.
- Hdc in 2nd chain from hook, then hdc across in every chain from hook.
- *Chain 2, turn.
- Hdc across in every chain from hook.*
- Repeat * – * 4 more times.
- Turn, sl st into next 4 stitches.
- Hdc into next stitch and every chain from hook until there are 4 stitches left at the end of the row.
- Turn, hdc halfway.
- Sl st into next stitch. Place stitch marker (or paper clip) in this sl st to keep place.
- Hdc into every chain from hook, not including the slip stitches at the end of the row.
- Turn, hdc into every stitch until you reach the stitch before the sl st (marked by stitch marker.)
- Sl st into stitch before sl st, sl st into sl st, and sl st into the stitch after the sl st. (In other words, sl st into the stitch before the stitch marker, sl st into the stitch with the stitch marker, and sl st into the stitch after the stitch marker.)
- Finish hdc across in every chain from hook.
- Sc around the whole piece.
- Sl st to first sc.
- Fasten off, weave in ends.
Strap
- Chain 6, turn.
- Hdc in every chain from hook.
- *Chain 2, turn.
- Hdc in every chain from hook.*
- Repeat * – * until the strap, when connected on either side of the sleep mask, goes around your head. Allow for some stretch room (depending on how stretchy your yarn is.)
- Sew or sl st the ends of the strap to each side of the sleep mask.
And that’s it! I hope you enjoyed this quick pattern for a fuzzy sleep mask. I know I did!

Happy Crocheting!

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