126 Free Crochet Bag Patterns
Everyone uses bags regularly. Get the exact bag you want by crocheting your own! Yarnspirations has over a hundred free crochet bag patterns for you. Choose the pattern, style, color, yarn type, and hook size, and get crocheting!
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Crochet Tote Bags
These crochet tote bags are perfect for everyday use. Keep some in your car to carry your groceries, or keep a mesh one in your purse in case you need an extra bag.
- Striped Crochet Tote Bag
- Cat in the Bag Crochet Tote
- Crochet Triangle Tote Bag
- Market Bag
- Striped Market Tote Bag
- Sunny Day Tote Bag
- Wise Owl Tote Bag
- Trendy Tote Bag
- Market Tote Bag
- Crochet Sea Turtle Tote Bag
- Striped Tote Bag
- Market Bag
- Crochet Market Tote
- Popcorn Square Crochet Tote Bag
- Crochet Tote Bag
- Heart Tote Bag
- Rich Textures Tote
- Latticework Shoulder Bag
- Shopping Tote Bag
- Crochet Hobo Bag
- Harvest Tote Bag
- Hugs & Kisses Tote Bag
- Bright Market Bags
- Mesh Market Bag
- Lacy Crochet Market Bag
- I Love My Tote Bag
- Shopping Tote Bag
- Plus Size Cable Bag
- Save the Earth Bag
- Charming Tote
- Meshy Crochet Market Bag
- Chic Tote Bag
- Nautical Tote Bag
- Ribbed Project Bag
- Cottage Bag
- Granny Drawstring Tote Bag
More Free Crochet Bag Patterns
- Sunflower Bag
- Beach Bag
- Felted Crochet Patchwork Bag
- Bag to Crochet
- Crochet Textured Tote
- On the Side Tote
- Striped Tote Bag
- Pinwheel Bottom Tunisian Crochet Bag
- Crochet Beach Party Bag
- Rose Garden Tote
- Posied Felted Crochet Bag
- Easy Split Tote
- Crochet Granny Square Bag
- Everywhere Backpack
- Shopping Bag
- Vintage Lace Bag
- Granny Square Bags
- Flame Stitch Bag
- Riga Bag
- Loopy Boho Bag
- Funky Felted Granny Bag
- Striped Bag
- Bag
- Beach Bag with Mat
- Rainbow Hexagon Beach Bag
- Flower Power Beach Bag
- Summer Totes
- Tote for Toys
- Eco Shopping Bag
- Outlined Squares Shoulder Bag
- Oversized Granny Bag
- Nautical Striped Bag
- 4th of July Beach Bag
- While I’m Yarning Bag
- Tri-Fold Tote
- Crochet Bucket Bag
Crochet Purses and Backpacks
Personalize your look with crochet purses and backpacks in fun shapes and colors. Make one to match every outfit!
- Crochet Bucket Bag
- Fringe Benefits Bag
- Orange Slice Purse
- Mock-rame Crochet Bag
- Crochet Ripple Bags
- Crochet Cross Body Bag
- Crochet Fringed Bag
- Crochet Ruffled Bag
- Crochet Diamond Days Bag
- Embellished Paisley Purse
- Around We Go Crochet Bag
- Boho Inspired Crochet Bag
- Patch Backpack
- Little Girl’s Backpack
- Cross Body Boho Crocheted Bag
- Crochet Clutch
- Ruffled Sparks Clutch
- Summer Chic Crochet Bag
- Busy Bee Backpack
- Frog Backpack
- Crochet Clutch
- Bella Clutch
- Spring Bag
- Patchwork Purse
- Half Circle Bag
- Bargello Stripes Purse
- Chic Carry All Bag
- Picot Purse
- Urban Squares Purse
- Got to Have It Bag
- Little Owl Purse
- Sophie’s Shoulder Bag
- Crochet Posey Purse
- Necklace and Purse Set
- Paisley Purse
- On the Wild Side Set
- Hobo Bag
- Phat Fat Bag
- Day Trip Bucket Bag
- Crazy Cricles Carryall
- Granny Square Purse
- Lady Bug Backpack
Other Styles of Crochet Bags
Bags can be for all kinds of uses! Make a tote specific for your garden tools or yoga bag with these free patterns.
- Convertible Crochet Blanket Bag
- Garden Tote Bag
- Grin and Bear It Case
- Totally Triangles Multi-Use Bags
- Crochet Mesh Soap Saver Bag
- Make Up Case
- Here’s My Heart Gift Bag
- Reusable Gift Bag
- Make Up Bag
- Tranquility Yoga Bag
- Daisy Drawstring Bag
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the most popular type of crochet bag to make?
Market bags and totes are by far the most popular! They’re practical, eco-friendly, work up quickly in a mesh or open stitch pattern, and look gorgeous. Crochet market bags in cotton yarn are strong enough to carry a week’s worth of groceries. After that, it’s crossbody bags, pouches, and purses. With 126 patterns in this collection, there’s genuinely something for every taste and skill level… from simple drawstring pouches to structured tote bags to boho fringe bags.
What yarn is best for crochet bags?
It depends on the bag! For market bags and totes that will carry weight, cotton is ideal… it’s strong, doesn’t stretch much, and is machine washable. Nylon and cotton-nylon blends are even sturdier. For decorative bags or clutches, you have more flexibility to use different fibers including wool, jute, or even yarn with metallic elements for a special occasion bag. Avoid anything too stretchy (like 100% acrylic without nylon) for bags that need to hold their shape under weight.
Do I need to line my crochet bag?
For open-stitch or mesh bags (market bags, produce bags), no… the open structure is the point. But for structured bags like totes or purses where you don’t want items falling through the stitches or the bag losing its shape, lining makes a huge difference. A simple fabric lining (even hand-stitched) adds structure, protects the crocheted fabric, and makes the inside look tidy. Lining also prevents smaller items from poking through open stitches. It’s an extra step but worth it for bags you’ll use constantly.
Are crochet bag patterns good for beginners?
Many of them are! Simple tote bags and market bags are often just rectangles crocheted flat and seamed, or tubes worked in the round… basic construction for basic stitches. They’re fantastic beginner projects because they’re functional, you can see progress quickly, and the occasional tension variation doesn’t matter the way it would in a fitted garment. Look for patterns specifically labeled beginner or easy, or ones that describe a simple rectangular construction.
How do I make the handles of my crochet bag sturdy enough?
A few options! For crocheted handles, work them in single crochet (the densest stitch) with several rows side by side for thickness and strength. Reinforce by working a second layer of single crochet over the top. For very heavy bags, consider using a purchased fabric webbing or leather handle and attaching it with sturdy stitching. You can also fold your crocheted handle and seam the layers together so the handle is thicker and more supportive. Test the handle by loading the bag with weight before calling it finished!
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