7 Of The Best Travel Patterns On The Web

We all know that travelling can be a stressful and uncomfortable time, so we decided to find some handy patterns to help ease the stress. From travel pillows to useful storage ideas and even custom covers. We’re sure you won’t be able to resist crafting some of these in time for your own holiday. Ready, Set Go!

 Tess Young’s ‘Something to Declare’ on Ravelry

There’s nothing worse than waiting at the luggage conveyor watching a sea of similar looking bags go round and round. Make your bag stand out from the crowd with these personalised luggage tags. Choose your colour scheme and pattern to ensure you can quickly spot your bag and be on your way. Available as a downloadable pattern from Ravelry.

Find Tess on Ravelry as TessVintageKnits

Ashlea Konecny’s ‘Super Slim Hidden Fanny Pack on HeartHookHome

This pattern is a great way to keep your valuables safe and close-by when travelling and is particularly useful if you don’t want to carry a bag! This gorgeous crochet pouch can hold anything from your cash, cards and even mobile phone. Available as a free, written pattern from HeartHookHome.

Find Ashlea on Ravelry as ashlea729

Sharon Boudreaux’s ‘Easy-Peasy Jewelry Roll on Ravelry

This gorgeous crochet roll is ideal for keeping your necklaces and other jewellery in order while travelling. Made using a light weight yarn, this pattern works up really well and as a bonus can even double up as a clutch bag! Available as a downloadable pattern from Ravelry.

Find Sharon on Ravelry as BeckieSueDalton

Tara Schreyer’s ‘Passport Cover’ on Ravelry

This handy passport cover is ideal for those travelling with a family, or if you want to keep all travellers passports together. Unlike standard covers, Tara has designed this crochet sleeve to comfortably fit four passports, though it can be easily adjusted to fit more or less. This simple pattern also includes three options for wording, or personalise it with your own. Available as a free, downloadable pattern from Ravelry.

Find Tara on Ravelry as tearaleaf

Pat Watson’s ‘Travel Slippers & Pouch’ on Ravelry

There’s not much to make long haul flights comfortable, but a pair of cosy slippers sure would help! Pat has cleverly designed these knitted slippers to fold up neatly into a pouch, which can also double up as a little pillow! This super handy pattern is available from Ravelry.

Find Pat on Ravelry as allsquareknits

Kerri Westlake’s ‘Knit Fanny Pack’ on Ravelry

This knitted fanny pack is super useful if you only want to carry your essentials. Made from bulky yarn, this pouch is designed to fit over your belt loops, meaning you can adjust it to wherever feels most comfortable to you. This pattern is available as a free, download from Ravelry.

Find Kerri on Ravelry as kerriw

Janne Kleivset’s ‘Striped Sunglasses Pouch’ on JoyofMotionCrochet

Fed up of rummaging around in your bag for you sunglasses only to pull them out and find them scratched and damaged? This lovely crochet pouch is the ideal solution! Perfect for beginners, this simple pouch can be made using brightly coloured yarn to help you find it easily and can even be adapted to different sized/shaped sunglasses. Available as a downloadable pattern from JoyofMotionCrochet.

Find Janne on Ravelry as ennajk