Crochet Bags
Use this crochet pattern to make a modular crochet crossbody purse that can be made with just one skein of hand dyed yarn. This crochet pattern is suitable for a beginner. The abbreviations/stitches used in this pattern include: ch, sl st, SC, FLO, BLO. This pattern requires approx. 230 yds. of a category 3 DK yarn. You will also need a 4.5mm, 2 magnetic purse closures, 2 small buttons, 2 metal rings or d-rings, and a purse strap. Step-by-step photos are included to help you with assembly.
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Hex Flower Crossbody
Crochet Bags
This pattern is for a hexagon flower crossbody bag with instructions for attaching D rings for straps. Hook size: 4.0mm Yarn: Approx. 122 - 150 yds worsted weight yarn (Example is made from 122 yds of Caron One Pound) Other Materials: Yarn needle Scissors 2 Small (14mm) D rings Purse Strap Gauge: 3 rows of worked pattern - 3.5 Note that gauge is not incredibly important for this project - your bag may just end up bigger or smaller. Just make sure your stitches are tight enough that there are not any large gaps inside the bag. Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate"
Mini Bunny Bag
Crochet Bags
Use this crochet pattern to make a small bunny bag perfect for Easter egg hunts or to use as an Easter basket. This easy crochet pattern is suitable for a beginner. The abbreviations/stitches used in this pattern include: magic circle, ch, sl st, SC, SC2Tog, HDC, and DC. This pattern requires approx. 150 yds. of worsted weight (Category 4) yarn. Small amounts of black, pink, and other desired colors will be needed for embellishments. You will also need a 5.0mm crochet hook and a yarn needle.
Dip-dyed Cosmetic Bag (or Crochet Hook Pouch)
Crochet Bags
"This is the fifth design in my Dip-Dyed series - a cosmetic bag, or crochet hook pouch! This bag features a fun ribbed pattern, two color blocks, and uses simple crochet stitches. I don't often carry around a purse, and am not really a make up person, but I do enjoy using my bag for crochet hooks, and other essentials - yes, I keep a nail file in my hook bag as an essential! I recommend cotton yarn because it's more durable, and this bag will most likely see a lot of use, and being pulled and pushed around in a larger bag/purse, and you'll need just over an hour to put it together."
Chasing Diamonds Bag
Crochet Bags
This bag is just so fun, retro and chic! Perfect hand bag with a cross body chevron strap. With just a small section of tapestry crochet worked in just 2 colors, this would make a great introduction to this fabulous color technique! Full color graph is provided for the tapestry crochet section of the bag as well. At approximately 8” tall (excluding strap) x 13” wide, this bag is the perfect everyday go-to size. Line and add a zipper, if desired. Optional d-rings are crocheted directly to the bag for ease of construction and then strap is sewn to d-rings at the end. Strap is a retro chevron design to mimic the diamond design element of the bag. As written, strap is approximately 37” long once sewn to bag allowing the bag to be worn cross-body. However, instructions are provided to resize the strap as well
Dip Dyed Sunglass Pouch
Crochet Bags
"This bag is worked using a simple single crochet stitch worked into the back loop to create this fun, ribbed pattern paired with a trendy color block pattern. It's finished with a snap button, but an alternative to this would be to leave off the flap, crochet a chain loop instead, and sewing on a respective sized button. You'll need about 50 yards of worsted weight yarn - I've used Lily Sugar n Cream for mine. I recommend cotton yarn because it's more durable, and this bag will most likely see a lot of use, and being pulled and pushed around in a larger bag/purse."
