Puffs, clusters, and eyelets are on full display in this mandala Sunburst Circle Bag. Make it in raffia for a stylish beach bag, or choose any yarn of your choice. The bag also features a simple, rustic handle.

This modern and simple Crochet Spencer Bag has unique fabric handles that add a bit of fun to the design.

Minimal sewing is involved (and you could even use fabric glue instead) and the crochet bag uses only one stitch worked in the round.

Crochet this purse for your next trip to the beach, pool, or market and customize with fabric that complements your own style!

With six spacious pockets to hold tools and a large main compartment, this crochet tote bag will make the perfect gift for a gardener or a crafter.

These purse handles are made very quickly, and are sturdy and durable. They can be made in any colors to match your project, or in jute which will coordinate with any colors. Black is also another good option and it too will work with any color of purse being made!

Here's how to make crochet bag handles the easy way! There are no extra loose ends to weave in, and you can use this technique on any bag, regardless of the size and regardless of the stitch pattern.

Handbag handles can be finicky. You want to make them sturdy to avoid stretching or losing shape. Plus, you want them comfortable to sit on your shoulder or in your hand. This pattern will teach you how to crochet a handle in three different ways: braided handle, tube handle, and Tunisian handle. They're perfect as crochet handbag handles for your bag, tote, purse, and more.

Hook up a this gorgeous crochet clutch bag pattern to match your new outfit, or to give as a quick gift. The semi-circle front and full-on fringe of this cute crochet clutch bag is totally trend city! Make it in any shades you love!

Work up this bag for your next trip to the farmer's market or the grocery store. The bag is roomy and airy. Do not worry about getting it dirty, it can be hand washed and laid flat to dry.

This pattern includes a list of materials and row-by-row instructions. There is also a link to a video on the artist's blog.

The checkered design of this sweet bag may look tricky but it's actually a piece of cake. Simply work a row of alternating groups of trebles and chains, then on the next row, work trebles over the chains on the previous row, and vice versa.

This means that you only need to use one color per row.