Crochet Drawstring Bag
Crochet drawstring bags are just the cutest! They are perfect for carrying your essentials on a day out or for storing your latest crochet projects. With their charming handmade look, these bags add a touch of personal flair to your outfit. Their drawstring closure ensures that your belongings stay safe and secure while still being easily accessible. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, creating your own crochet drawstring bag can be a fun and rewarding project that you'll be proud to show off wherever you go!
Materials Needed
- Yarn – Loopara 5ply combed cotton (Green 06, Yellow 28, Purple 49)
- Hook – 3.0mm
- Scissors
- Stitch marker
Step By Step Tutorial
How to Crochet the Bag Body
- R1: Ch 36, 34 sc in 2nd ch from hook, 3 sc in 1 st, 33 sc, sc inc, sl
- R2: Ch, sc inc ,33 sc, 3 sc inc, 33 sc, 2 sc inc, sl
- R3: Ch, 78 sc, sl
- R4: Ch, 78 sc, sl
- R5: Change to green, (ch 4, dc), sk 2, (dc, ch, dc) 25 times, sl
- R6: Change to purple, (ch 3, 4-dc popcorn, ch 2), (5-dc popcorn, ch 2) 25 times, sl
- R7: Change to main color, (3 sc) 26 times, sl
- R8-R21: Ch 4, sk 1, (dc, ch, sk 1) 25 times, sl
How to Crochet Drawstrings (Make 2)
- Make 100 Double braid needles:Leave a long tail and make a standing stitch. Start with a long piece of yarn. Make a slip knot on your hook.
- Hold the working yarn in front. Wrap it around your crochet hook.
- Insert your hook into the stitch. Yarn over and pull through both loops on the hook.
- Continue wrapping and pulling through. Repeat until you reach the desired height.
How to Crochet Lily of the Valley Pendants (Make 2)
- R1: With green, magic ring, ch, 6 sc, sl
- R2: Ch 4, (dc, ch) 5 times, sl
- R3: Change to purple, (ch 2, 4-hdc bobble , ch), (5-hdc bobble, ch) 5 times, sl
- R4: Ch, (sc, 2 dc, sc) 6 times, sl
Crochet Drawstring Bag Assembly
- Take one drawstring and thread it through the 18th row of the bag body, skipping every 2 posts.
- Now, take the second drawstring and thread it through the 18th row in the opposite direction, also skipping every 2 posts.
- On one end, thread the loose end of the string through the drawstring, then both through the lily of the valley pendant.
- Tie a knot, making sure to tie it several times to prevent it from coming loose.
- Repeat the previous step on the other side of the bag. Your drawstring bag is now complete!
Notes
Crochet Tips:
- Keep your tension consistent throughout for an even fabric.
- When working the popcorn stitch border, make sure each popcorn is tight and well-defined.
- For the mesh rounds, maintain even chain spaces to create a uniform lattice pattern.
- Block the weave in ends securely as these decorative pieces will get regular movement.
Assembly Tips:
- Thread drawstrings slowly to prevent tangling.
- Test the sliding motion before knotting.
- Double-knot all ends with the pendants securely.
- Keep drawstrings even on both sides for balanced closure.
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