#dice pouch

[figdays]

Jackalope dice bag, dice holder // RozeDeCoton

[somnambulant-seraphim]

I made a big fish pouch! I got this idea while I was learning to do the crocodile stitch recently, because it works as fish scales so well. 

I figured the drawstrings would look kind of like the “whiskers” of a catfish, so I used that instead of attaching a zipper. It does leave the mouth more open, but I like the look of it :)

[tj-crochets]

A little sunset pouch, with clouds on the inside!

[ornisapiens]

An All Tomorrows inspired gift, a colonial dice bag knitted up in the span of three days. There isn't much I would change, just the shape if I make another one.

The eye is pretty easy to do, if you can make a buttonhole in your work, it functions as a pair of eyelids, then you sew some fabric to the wrong side to make the eyeball. I used a crochet circle which made the lids more 3D.

If this speaks to you, you're more than free to make your own version. The only instructions I had from the gift recipient was "it has to be big enough to hold this amount of dice," which it does.

[hannahspoonsart]

green man and woman pouches!

[ragecro]

Here’s a little WIP of a dragon + dice pouch I’m working on!

My partner plays a dragonborn in dnd so the dragon has been given his characters colours

Just ran out of yarn for the pouch and want to finish that before attaching arms

[w0lfwren]

dice bags now available on my etsy!!

cute hand-sized crochet pouches that can fit around eight full sets of dice!! feel free to message me here or on etsy if there's a bag-string colour combo you want to see before making a choice :]

[nerdycreationsstudio]

Here’s a look at a Minecraft dice bag I made using some extra fabric! If you’d like a custom dice bag, check out my Etsy store NerdyCreationsStudio!

[unrulysynergy]

Leaf Dice Pouch

Inspired by something for sale, so not my original idea. The pattern and method is mine however.

This pouch easily fits a standard set of 7 RPG dice and was made for my husband to use with his druid character.

It came out surprisingly well and opens and closes beautifully.

I started out very methodically, testing the stitch lengths and interfacing options, but got impatient at the end and rushed the little leaf-shaped toggles so they're not as perfect - although the way they curl up is actually quite cool for a 3D look and I probably couldn't have done that deliberately.

[artoftallyrogue]

Valentines dragon baby hatching from her egg!

[thecharcoalsalamander]

I made some dice bags ☺️

[figdays]

DnD Dice Bag Mothman plush // RozeDeCoton

[somnambulant-seraphim]

I’ve shown this frog a couple times before, his name is Squire, because he’s a dice-holding frog. 

Anyway, I’ve added quite a few more scrap patches since I last showed him. I did a bit more embroidery with some thread scraps, added some bows, and a couple of the patches (bottom photos, greyish black) are small weaving projects I did on a little loom :-)

I think he’s quite happy with his new look! <3

[tj-crochets]

An asymmetrical, unlined little dice pouch for a friend of mine!

It’s kind of an experiment and I think the conclusion I’m coming to is that I will continue to line pouches I make. Leaving exposed seams on fabric than can fray itches my brain in a way I can’t quite describe, but I don’t like it lol

[phoenixdice]

Your table will know you mean business if you carry your clacks in our portfolio! This vegan leather zippered case holds five sets of Phoenix dice which can all be found at the shop now!

[bunny-j3st3r]

Dice pouches I made recently

I'm really struggling for money right now if you're interested in a knitted commission you can check out my pinned post or you can donate to my Kofi! Anything helps!