Earlier this summer I got to spend some time in the southwest of the US, and that trip inspired the Capulin Cross Body Bag! The Capulin Cross Body Bag is made using the tapestry technique - you crochet over the unused yarn, and then switch colors (repeatedly) over the course of each round, creating images and shapes! A video tutorial is included for all the techniques used in this pattern. I hope you enjoy it!
Click here for free crochet pattern
TagsZig Zag Zipper Bag - Tapestry Crochet Pattern
These zig zag zipper tapestry crochet bags are so fun to make and are super handy for storing items! There are so many effects that you can create with tapestry crochet, but for this bag I loved creating a chevron stripes pattern. This pattern includes instructions and charts for two different bag sizes, as well as instructions for creating you own custom size. You'll also find lots of photos and VIDEO tutorials for changing colors in tapestry crochet, adding zippers to crochet bags, and a quick and easy way to add a lining to crochet bags. Check out the free pattern and more patterns at www.loopsandlovecrochet.com!
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!
Snowflake Tapestry Bag
"If you love tapestry crochet, you'll love this beautiful Snowflake Tapestry Bag. Use any color worsted weight yarn for the main body and a contrasting color for the snowflake. The Snowflake Tapestry Bag is really cute and will make a fabulous holiday bag that you can wear with your favorite casual outfit. If you have always wanted to learn how to do the tapestry crochet technique, I will teach you how to crochet it easily with this great design. "
Chasing Diamonds Bag
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
Tapestry Bag Free Crochet Pattern
Tapestry crochet is a unique crochet niche that allows you to work with color and graphic design in fresh new ways. You can create something beautiful and unique with this fantastic technique, since It is completed a little differently than other methods. You havet tried this stitch before, the Tapestry Bag Free Crochet Pattern is great for you to learn it. Thanks Cheryl and valitutti.art for sharing this free crochet pattern and video tutorial. The link for the free pattern or video is provided below photo. If you need easy-to-read PDF pattern, you can buy from here. It costs around $3.99. Happy crocheting.
Irish Fling Clutch
The Irish Fling Clutch is the perfect little project to start thinking Spring with - snowy white bursts forth with bright green vines and frivolous fringe! Add a wristlet strap and you'll be ready for that first sunny day adventure! To crochet the Irish Fling Clutch, you'll need to make post stitches, and crochet over unused yarn like you do in tapestry crochet - and there are lots of helpful tutorials linked in the pattern to help you with these techniques and more. This pattern isn’t terribly complicated, but there is a lot going on. Be sure to read the Notes carefully before you begin! For more information, see: http://www.mooglyblog.com/irish-fling-clutch/