Find our favorite crochet bag patterns including crochet purses, totes, gift bags and more in this collection. Whether you need to make a simple market tote bag to carry your groceries or you’re after a messenger bag in order to bring some handmade style to your office wardrobe, you’ll find all that and more here!
Find shoulder bags, cute backpacks for kids, and even small bags like clutches and makeup bags here. It’s really easy to crochet bags – if you can work up a granny square, a scarf or a hat, you can work up a variety of crochet bag styles, too!
See how easy it is to customize your own weekender bag for a weekend getaway, or make a precious little makeup bag to keep your purse neat and organized. Before you get too intimidated – yes, it really is easy to add shoulder straps and sew on a zipper, do never fear.
By Susan Heyn, from the December 2019 issue
The Misty Morning Tote gets a makeover in this stunning light pink rendition featuring crocheted handles and a fabric lining. This tote bag uses Front Post treble crochets to create narrow cables separated by columns of double crochet. It’s a generous-sized tote that will fit a crochet project and other daily essentials. Make it as shown or in your favorite color.
View ProjectBy Katherine Larson, from the December 2019 issue
The Mineral Springs Cosmetic bag is popular for a reason — it’s a one-skein pattern, incredibly cute and it makes a quick (yet thoughtful) gift. In this new rendition, you’ll create a textural bag that’s bold, beautiful and practical! Featuring a zipper closure and a simple, attractive stitch, you’ll love how perfectly this bag stores all your cosmetics and little essentials.
View ProjectBy Kristi Simpson, from the Holiday Guide issue
Your little one will certainly have the cutest back pack in her class! The triangle button adds the perfect touch to this little owl.
View ProjectBy Jennifer E. Ryan, from the Holiday Guide issue
Using a simple textured stitch, this Cat Backpack will be cute on the school bus or at the park filled with school supplies or a snack. This project uses simple construction and amigurimi techniques to achieve adorable results.
View ProjectBy Jennifer E. Ryan, from the Holiday Guide issue
This cute bag can’t wait to go Trick or Treating with your little one! This is a great project to practice increasing in single crochet and using the technique to make various shapes.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch, from the Holiday Guide issue
This colorful treat bag is worked in corner-to-corner style and features an owl on the front with flameless tealight candles for eyes. Perfect for even the longest of trick-or-treating adventures, this roomy owl bag is ready to light up your holiday!
View ProjectBy Dana Bincer, from the Holiday Guide issue
Simple enough for a first-time crocheter, this spooky bag is the perfect complement to a Dr. Frankenstein costume. Keep your favorite treats safe and sound by using the zippered opening in the forehead of this monster bag.
View ProjectBy Rhondda Mol, from the Holiday Guide issue
Get ready for trick-or-treating with this helpful little bat treat bag. This sturdy bag design can be used to hold your Halloween Treats as you go door-to-door. The wings are reinforced with gardening wire and are bendable so he can fly off into the night sky.
View ProjectBy Kenneth Cormier, from the Holiday Guide issue
With many kids using iPads at school, this case will keep an iPad safe from scratches while looking fun. Velcro keeps the iPad from slipping out and there is even an opening to plug the charger in.
View ProjectBy Nadia Cassime, from the Holiday Guide issue
This charming pouch is sure to freshen up your mood while getting ready for the day. Add fun and flair to your accessories with this timeless pattern used to organize your makeup or to store everyday essentials.
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