Small but full of personality, this mini pouch-style crochet drawstring bag is all about the details. Designed like a delicate treasure bag, it closes with a gentle pull of soft cords. The shape is feminine and airy, and four floral tassels hang from the sides like charms – light, dangling, and full of movement.
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Bean Stripes Drawstring Pouch Free Crochet Pattern
The Bean Stripes Drawstring Pouch is an ideal beginner-friendly crochet project that blends easy style with practical use. With simple bean stitches and classic stripes, this pattern creates a textured and colorful pouch perfect for holding small essentials—think earphones, lip balm, or your favorite crochet hooks. It’s very easy to customize just adjust the starting chain for width and add or subtract rows for the desired height, making it as small or spacious as you like. Thanks to its simple construction and limitless color choices, this bag is not only a fun quick project but also a charming handmade gift or a great way to use leftover yarn. Thank Yarn Craftee for sharing this free crochet pattern on loopinglymade.com. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.
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Garden Days Daisy Bag Free Crochet Pattern and Video Tutorial
Get ready for summer strolls and sunlit picnics with the Garden Days Daisy Bag Free Crochet Pattern—a charming accessory that radiates vintage flair and fresh seasonal style! Whether you’re looking for a whimsical project to brighten your day or a thoughtful handmade gift, this bag melds function with floral-inspired beauty. The repeating daisy squares make the construction satisfying and meditative, while the sturdy shape ensures it’s just as practical for carrying your essentials as it is eye-catching. Perfect for makers who love playful details with a retro touch, this pattern promises hours of enjoyable crafting and a lovely, blossom-filled tote you’ll reach for all season long. Thank All About Ami for sharing this free crocheting pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below the photo! Happy crocheting and enjoy!
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Venusray’s Lilly Lunch Bag Free Crochet Pattern
A playful mix of textures gives this crochet striped drawstring bag its unique charm. Rows of granny stitch alternate with classic crochet to create bands of varied width and character. It’s both nostalgic and modern, with soft color changes and adorable floral motifs tied at the ends of the drawstrings – a lovely detail that adds a gentle, handmade whimsy.
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Simple Style Tote Bag Free Crochet Pattern
The Simple Style Tote Bag Free Crochet Pattern is your new go-to project for creating a lightweight, breezy accessory that captures effortless summer style. Featuring a beautiful openwork design, this tote bag is both fashionable and practical, making it ideal for trips to the beach, relaxed picnics in the park, or casual days exploring your favorite summer spots. The airy texture adds visual interest while keeping your bag light and comfortable to carry. Whether you’re packing sunscreen and sunglasses or just a good book and snacks, this crochet tote offers the perfect combination of practicality and charm for all your warm-weather adventures. Thank Crochet for You for sharing this free crochet pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below the photo. Happy crocheting.
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Shoulder Ribbon Bag Video Tutorial
Small but stunning this crochet handbag is the definition of sweet sophistication. With a short handle for shoulder wear and soft organza bows tied at the edges, it’s perfect for brunch dates or evenings out. Feminine, delicate, and just the right amount of playful.
PHOTOS by Thao Homemade Crochet / Ravelry.com
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