6 Crochet Hanging Toilet Roll Holder Free Patterns
Looking for a small project that makes a real difference in your bathroom? This roundup brings together six free crochet hanging toilet roll holder patterns, and every one of them is free to follow. Each design turns an ordinary roll of toilet paper into something tidy, useful, and handmade.
You will find sturdy textures, beginner friendly stitches, joined granny squares, floral appliques, daisy motifs, and mesh. Some of these holders take an evening, and others are a lovely weekend make. Want a quick win, or a gift for someone settling into a new home? One of these patterns will fit.
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Store your TP rolls stylishly with these creative Hanging Toilet Roll Holder Free Crochet Patterns. They are easy to make and perfect for gifting, too.
Why bother with a crocheted holder at all? Because a holder keeps rolls within easy reach and adds a soft, handmade touch to a room that often gets no decoration at all. These patterns are described as easy to make, and they are perfect for gifting too.
A finished holder is small, practical, and personal. That combination makes it a thoughtful housewarming present, a nice extra for a guest bathroom, or a little treat for your own home.
If you are new to crochet, choose a design that uses basic stitches and simple shaping. If you have more experience, go for appliques or joined squares and enjoy the extra detail.
Crochet Toilet Roll Holder Free Patterns
Below are the six patterns, each with its own style and its own level of detail. Read the short notes first, then match the pattern to your yarn stash and your skill level. Here is a quick overview so you can compare them side by side.
| Pattern | Designer | What stands out | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIY Crochet Toilet Paper Holder | Gratia Project | Thick, textured stitch | A sturdy holder and a quick update |
| Beginner Friendly Hanging Tissue Roll Holder | The JCrochet Gal | Only basic stitches | A first crochet project |
| Granny Square Toilet Paper Holder | Um Toque com Crochê | Squares joined in a vertical row | Using up yarn in several colors |
| Crochet 3D Floral Toilet Roll Holder | Knit and Crochet with Jeanette | 3D floral appliques with beaded centers | A decorative focal point |
| Crocheted Daisy Toilet Roll Holder | Roger | Daisy theme with multiple compartments | Storing three rolls at once |
| Crochet Mesh Toilet Roll Holder | Linda Williams | Textured stitch in worsted weight yarn | A slightly thick, sturdy finish |
All six are free patterns, so you can start with one and come back for another later. This collection follows the original roundup of free crochet hanging toilet roll holder patterns.
If you enjoy small, useful makes, these free crochet amigurumi patterns are another lovely way to use up leftover yarn once your bathroom is sorted. You can also browse more free hanging toilet paper holder crochet patterns if you want even more choice.
Tip: check the stitch list before you begin. A holder worked in a firm, textured stitch tends to keep its shape, which helps the roll sit neatly.
DIY Crochet Toilet Paper Holder
This holder comes from Gratia Project, and it is all about texture. The pattern uses a thick, textured stitch pattern that gives the holder a sturdy structure. That sturdiness matters more than it sounds: a holder with a firm shape keeps the roll sitting properly instead of sagging or slipping out of place.
Because the fabric is dense, the finished piece looks substantial rather than flimsy. It is also a quick update for a toilet, which makes it a satisfying make when you want a visible change without a big project.
Choose a neutral yarn for a calm, tidy look, or a bright color if you want the holder to be the fun detail in the room.
- Designer: Gratia Project
- What makes it different: a thick, textured stitch that builds a sturdy structure
- Why you will like it: it holds the roll properly and gives the toilet a quick update
Keep your tension even and the density will do the rest. That is what makes this pattern just awesome for a first go at a practical bathroom make.
Beginner Friendly Hanging Tissue Roll Holder
Nervous about your first project? This hanging tissue roll holder from The JCrochet Gal is described as beginner friendly, and it is recommended as a perfect first crochet project. The reason is simple: the stitch list stays short and familiar.

You will work slip stitch (slst), single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), treble crochet (tr), and chain (ch). No unusual techniques and no complicated shaping. If you have practised these five stitches, you already have everything the pattern asks for, so you can start straight away.
- Designer: The JCrochet Gal
- Stitches used: slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, chain
- Best for: a first crochet project or a relaxed practice make
Work slowly through the first few rows and your stitches will even out. Want more easy ideas to build your confidence? Try these fun beginner crochet projects next.
Granny Square Toilet Paper Holder
Granny squares are a favourite for good reason, and Um Toque com Crochê turns them into a toilet paper holder. The method is easy to picture: you crochet individual squares, then join them vertically in a row. That row of squares becomes the hanging body of the holder.

This is a great pattern if you have odds and ends of yarn to use up. The pattern suggests using multiple colors to make the holder more attractive, and it is easy to see why. A few different shades turn plain storage into a small patchwork of color that lifts the whole bathroom corner.
- Designer: Um Toque com Crochê
- Technique: crochet individual granny squares and join them vertically in a row
- Color tip: use several colors for a more attractive result
Work every square to the same size so the row hangs straight, then join with a neat seam. The finished holder looks handmade in the best possible way.
Crochet 3D Floral Toilet Roll Holder
Some holders blend into the background, and this one does not. The Crochet 3D Floral Toilet Roll Holder from Knit and Crochet with Jeanette is designed to stand out in a bathroom, thanks to its 3D floral appliques. Each flower has a beaded center, which adds a little shine and plenty of charm.

The appliques are the star of the show. They lift a simple holder into something decorative, so this design suits a bathroom with a soft, romantic feel or a powder room where guests will notice the details.
- Designer: Knit and Crochet with Jeanette
- Standout feature: 3D floral appliques with beaded centers
- Best for: a bathroom where you want a decorative accent
Take your time placing the flowers so they sit evenly across the holder. Small choices like bead placement are what turn a nice project into a beautiful one.
Crocheted Daisy Toilet Roll Holder
If you like cheerful motifs, meet the Crocheted Daisy Toilet Roll Holder designed by Roger. It is a daisy themed organizer, and the little flowers give it a happy, welcoming look. It is the kind of piece that makes a plain bathroom feel friendlier the moment you hang it.

It is practical too. This holder has multiple compartments, and it can hold three rolls at once. That means fewer trips to the cupboard and tidier wall or shelf space. In a busy family bathroom, that extra storage is genuinely useful rather than just decorative.
- Designer: Roger
- Theme: daisy motif organizer
- Storage: multiple compartments that hold three rolls at once
Keep your daisy stitches tidy and the compartments will line up neatly. It is a lovely make for a guest bathroom or a gift for someone who loves flowers.
Crochet Mesh Toilet Roll Holder
The last pattern is the Crochet Mesh Toilet Roll Holder crafted by Linda Williams. It calls for worsted weight yarn and a 5 mm crochet hook, which are easy supplies to find or already sitting in your stash. If you have worsted weight yarn at home, you can begin today.

The design uses a textured stitch pattern that creates a slightly thick and sturdy look. So the mesh name does not mean flimsy. The fabric still has body, and the texture gives the holder a pleasant, handcrafted surface that wears well.
- Designer: Linda Williams
- Materials: worsted weight yarn and a 5 mm crochet hook
- Look: a textured stitch pattern with a slightly thick and sturdy finish
Match your hook to the yarn weight and check your work as you go. Keeping your stitch height consistent makes the mesh look even from top to bottom.
Which one will you make first? Start with the beginner friendly holder if you are new to crochet, or pick a floral or daisy design if you want something decorative. Every pattern here is free, so there is no reason to stop at one. A tidy, handmade bathroom is only a few evenings of crochet away.

