Why carry a bag that looks like all the others when you can crochet one that reflects the crochet-lover in you? This bag is just the right size and is easy to crochet. The colorful paisley design is added with easy to learn cross-stitch.
Crochet Cross Body Bag
No wonder it's much easier and comfortable to carry cross-body bags than others. You can create this bag for yourself and others with a free crochet pattern. Moreover, use Lily Sugar N Cream 100% acrylic yarn. Additionally, use a sharp needle for poking holes in the zipper. You also require an E and a G-size crochet hook to work on this beautiful crochet bag.
Cross Stitch Make-Up Bag / Pouch
I've been wanting to try cross stitching on crocheted fabric for a while now. I also thought that maybe you did too so I designed a small project for us to try it out on, a cross stitch make-up bag. This small zippered pouch is perfect for many different uses, but I plan to use it as my new make-up bag. The pattern includes a photo tutorial for adding a zipper to your crochet projects and for the cross stitching.
Crochet Cross Body Bag Free Pattern
This Cross Body Bag is made up of using the waistcoat (or knit) stitch and creates a super simple texture that you will love. And the fact that it's made with super bulky yarn means incredibly fast work-up.
It's the perfect cross-body purse and pairing it with beautiful suede leather and antique brass notions? It will possibly be your favorite combo!
Cute Cross Body Bag Crochet Pattern
This Cute Cross Body Bag is slowly replacing all of my other bags. I'm serious. Since I crocheted this bag, I've been taking it everywhere. It's the perfect size for all of my essentials, and it's far more convenient to carry than my larger totes and bags. If you're looking for a classy crossbody bag that's simple to make and that you can use for just about anything, then this is the perfect pattern for you.
Cross Crochet Easter Basket Pattern
A Christian twist on the classic crochet Easter Basket - meet the Cross Basket! This design features simple single crochet, an elegant crab stitch edging, and of course a cross applique on the front.
At around 5″ in diameter, I would classify this pattern as a mini Easter basket. I'd like to use it for decor around the house. However, I think you could also make it work with a handle if you wanted to use it for a little one collecting Easter eggs!
