These beaded crochet wine glass charms are such a fun way to dress up your wine glasses! Made with crochet thread, colorful seed beads, and simple earring hoops, they’re quick and easy to make and perfect for helping guests keep track of their glasses at a party.
You can whip up a whole set of crochet wine glass charms in an afternoon and still have time to make another set for someone special. They make wonderful handmade hostess gifts, too—just pair them with a bottle of wine for a thoughtful little present!
Choose different bead colors for each charm so everyone can easily identify their glass.
Want to make a complete handmade gift set? Pair these wine glass charms with my Felted Wine Tote Crochet Pattern and a favorite bottle of wine for a thoughtful hostess gift!

Beaded Crochet Wine Glass Charms Pattern
Pattern Details
- Skill level: Easy
- Thread: Size 10 crochet thread
- Hook: 2 mm crochet hook
- Beads: Six size 6/0 seed beads per charm
- Construction: Two rows of crochet stitches worked directly onto a metal earring hoop, with beads incorporated into the second row
- Finished size: Varies depending on the diameter of the earring hoop used.
Materials
- Size 10 crochet thread in your choice of colors, such as Aunt Lydia’s
- 2 mm crochet hook
- Size 6/0 seed beads, six per charm
- Large round earring hoops, one per charm (Make sure the hoops have a clasp or opening that allows the finished charms to attach to a wine glass stem)
- Scissors
- Sewing needle
Crochet Abbreviations
This pattern is written in U.S. crochet terminology.
- ch = chain
- sc = single crochet
- st(s) = stitch(es)
Special Stitches
Beaded Single Crochet (bsc): Insert hook into specified stitch and draw up a loop. Slide one bead up the thread until it rests next to the hook. Yarn over and pull through both loops on hook.
The bead will appear on the opposite side of the work.
Pattern Notes
- String all six beads onto the crochet thread before beginning.
- Each charm uses six beads, spaced evenly across the second row.
- Use different thread or bead colors to make individual charms easy to identify.
- The crochet stitches are worked directly around the metal hoop.
Crochet Resources
Need help with the terminology used in this pattern? See my Crochet Abbreviations and U.S. to U.K. Crochet Conversion Chart.

Crochet Wine Glass Charms Instructions
Row 1 — Crochet Around the Hoop
String six beads onto your crochet thread.
Make a slip knot on your hook and bring it through the hoop toward the front. Yarn over and pull through the loop on your hook to complete the first single crochet around the hoop.

Work 12 more sc around the hoop, turn — 13 sts.

Row 2 — Add the Beads
Ch 1, work 1 sc in first st, *1 bsc in next st, 1 sc in next st; repeat from * across — 13 sts, 6 beads.

Fasten off and weave in ends.
That’s it! Your beaded crochet wine glass charm is finished.
Make several in different colors for your next gathering, or create a coordinating set to give as a handmade gift.

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Love these! I’m a complete newby and was wondering if there was a video with you making these? If not I’ll keep trying to make something out of what I understand 🙂
I think I’m going to make earrings in the same style…
These are beautiful and a great way to start crocheting with beads! 🙂
Agree, never used beads before. This is a very non intimidating way to start
Super cute! i have earrings kind of like this and I love them!!
Do you put the beads on the thread before you start and just move them up as you need them?
Yes, you string the beads on before you start. I just clarified the pattern to reflect that 🙂
Awesome idea Kara. This is why is love pinning your posts at pinterest! Lovely!
Kara, what a great way to embellish wine glass tags! Pinned for later..perhaps Christmas gifts this year! 😉
What a great idea for Christmas gifts kara, I will definitely be making some of these. 🙂