Quotidian Crochet Satchel Free Crochet Pattern

"Everyone needs an everyday satchel for your essential bits and bobs and the Quotidian Satchel delivers that and more. Mixing practicality with style, this easy to make textured satchel comes in 3 sizes to make sure you have just the right one for the occasion. Add a couple of buckles and a strap and you're good to go! This is a crochet pattern for the Quotidian Crochet Satchel bag in three sizes. The satchel bag is crocheted using US sc and dc stitches/ UK dc and tr stitches and comes with full terminology for both. "

The Whimsy Satchel

The Whimsy Satchel

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Camera Satchel Bag

If you find cameras and pretty bags as delightful as I do, I've got just the crochet project for you, a camera satchel bag! And the best part, you can easily whip up this bag in a weekend!

Market Tote in a Cinch

Every summer we spend a lot of time in our travel trailer. I am always needing a bag for something. Whether it's for a project, change of clothes, snacks or something else, I can never have enough bags. On our last trip, I decided I would try out a skein of the new Red Heart Super Saver Ombre and make a bag I could fit almost anywhere for those last minute needs. I had designed a “Farmer's Market Bag” a few years ago and have used it a ton. This time I added a drawstring to cinch in the top, plus just one (instead of the original two) handle to make it easier to carry and hang on hooks when not in use. I hope you will like this simple, but super usable, tote.

Cinch Stripes Backpack

"The Cinch Stripes Backpack is a simple bag featuring some of my favorite half double crochet variations! With easy rope straps, you'll love making this one skein crochet pattern on Moogly! This pattern features a few different ways to use the half double crochet stitch - including a couple of variations I came up with myself - though I wouldn't be surprised to find they are already out there, I haven't found them. Mix this pattern up to make it your own! Choose your own yarn colorway, use different ropes or ribbons - or even crochet your own! Add or subtract rows as desired too - this pattern is so flexible, and I can't wait to see how you customize yours!"