crochet bag and accessoire

Learn how to make this sturdy, textured tote bag with our free chunky crochet tote bag pattern. Beginner-friendly tutorial with cozy styling!

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Some crochet bags look adorable in photos and then slouch the minute you put your phone inside. This one doesn’t. It’s worked in single crochet with 2 mm macramé cord, so the fabric comes out dense, structured, and ready for everyday use. The little flap closes with a metal bag lock, and the handle is…

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Nothing makes a handmade bag look tired faster than a strap that keeps growing. You fill the bag, lift it onto your shoulder, and a few outings later the handle hangs lower than it did on day one. If that sounds familiar, the problem is rarely your tension. It is usually the stitch. Plain single…

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Some of the most useful things you’ll ever crochet are also the simplest. A basic cord is one of them. It looks like a small project, but once you know how to make one, you’ll find yourself using it everywhere: on a purse, a tote, a phone pouch, or even as a keychain strap. A…

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Some projects look so simple that you almost skip them. This bag is one of those. I started it on a quiet evening with a ball of leftover cotton, expecting a quick practice piece. By the next morning, it was the bag I carried everywhere. It has no tricky stitches, no complicated shaping, and no…

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If you’ve scrolled through Pinterest or TikTok lately, you’ve probably seen this bag. Those plump, cushiony little flowers stitched side by side look almost too fancy to be handmade. The good news? They’re much easier than they look. The crochet puff flower bag has taken over the crochet world, and it’s easy to see why.…

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Some crochet projects get a quick “nice!” and some make people stop mid-scroll and ask, “Wait, you made that?” This 3D flower bag is firmly in the second group. Picture a slouchy little handbag covered from top to bottom in soft, layered blossoms. Every flower sits on the surface like it just bloomed there. The…

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Have you ever looked at Tunisian crochet and thought, “That looks way too complicated for me”? I hear you. That dense, woven-looking fabric seems to belong to people who have been crocheting for years. Here’s the good news: Tunisian crochet is much easier than it looks. And once you learn one simple stitch pattern, you…

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There are crochet motifs you make once and forget, and then there are the ones that make you stop and say, “Wait, that’s crochet?” This leaf motif is the second kind. Each leaf has a rich, ribbed texture that looks like real veins running through it, and when the leaves are linked together in a…

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Small, sweet, and quick to make: a crochet bow keychain is the perfect little project when you want a fast win. It uses very little yarn, takes just a short time, and adds a handmade touch to your keys, bag, or backpack. If you are new to crochet, this is a great place to start.…

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