Two bags and a bracelet in one crochet bag pattern pack

This crochet bag pattern pack gives you three wearable projects in one purchase: a fluted half moon shoulder bag, a small crossbody phone bag with embroidered blossoms and a rolled rose bracelet. They go well together, and they cover three different moods, from a dressy bag with a chain strap to a small floral accessory you tie on with a cord.

Each pattern is a complete PDF with its own steps, photos and stitch guide. The two bags are rated Easy+ and easy, and the bracelet is rated easy, so none of them asks for anything beyond basic stitches.

What the crochet bag pattern pack saves you

Bought separately, the two bags and the bracelet come to $12.97. Here they are $9.99 together, a saving of $2.98.

• Half Moon Bag: $4.99 on its own, 19 steps, 23 photos, 14 pages
• Blossom Phone Bag: $4.99 on its own, 21 steps, 24 photos, 15 pages
• Rose Bracelet: $2.99 on its own, 19 steps, 21 photos, 12 pages

That comes to 41 pages in three separate files, so you can print them one at a time as you get to each project.

The half moon shoulder bag

This one is worked in 3 mm cord with a 4.5 mm hook. Two circles form the sides, a ribbed band is worked straight onto both of them, and a rounded flap is the only piece you sew on. Over 54 rows, the band fans out by itself into soft wings. The numbers close neatly, and a magnetic snap and a metal chain strap finish the bag.

The blossom phone bag

This bag is one seamless piece: an oval base, plain rounds straight up and a flap worked in rows. It finishes at about 18 cm tall and 10 cm wide, which holds most phones, and you can add rounds or chains if yours is larger. The fun comes at the end, when you stitch a branch onto the front and add five tiny white blossoms made on a fine hook.

The rose bracelet

The bracelet is a quick change of pace. A strip of ten petals is rolled up and sewn into a rose, which then sits on two green leaves and a soft corded tie. You need only about 3 metres of red and 6 metres of green, so it is a good use for leftovers after the larger projects are finished.

Why these work as a crochet bag pattern pack

The three patterns are at their best when you use them to learn different things. The half moon bag shows you how stitch height creates shape, and it rewards careful counting. The phone bag gives you straightforward rounds and then a small lesson in embroidery and fine thread. The bracelet teaches you to build a flower from a flat strip, a trick you can reuse on almost anything.

Because they use different materials, you are not tied to one big yarn purchase, either. You can make them in any order, and in any colours you like. A solid colour suits the half moon bag best, since the ribs are its decoration. The phone bag has some room to adapt too: add rounds before the flap for length, or 2 chains to the base for width, and it can fit a larger phone.

What you need for the crochet bag pattern pack

Each PDF has its full materials list. If a yarn label confuses you, the Craft Yarn Council yarn weight chart will help you work out the weight. In short, you will need:

• 3 mm cord in cotton or polyester, roughly 100 m, plus a 4.5 mm hook, for the half moon bag
• About 100 g of black medium weight yarn, fine white and beige cotton, a 5 mm hook and a fine hook of about 1 mm, for the phone bag
• Red and green worsted weight yarn and a 4 mm hook, for the bracelet
• Magnetic snaps, a chain strap, clasps, a button and beads for the bags
• Blunt and sewing needles, scissors and a stitch marker

Who this crochet bag pattern pack suits

It suits you if you would rather make things to wear and carry than things to display. You should know the basic stitches and be happy to follow counts, and the photos will do the rest. If bags are new to you, try our free crochet shoulder bag pattern first. The bracelet alone also makes a good warm-up, since it needs so little yarn. If you only want one of the bags, the links above take you to each single pattern, so you can compare them before you decide.

What happens after you buy the pack

This crochet bag pattern pack is digital. You get three PDF files, and the cord, yarn and hardware stay on your own shopping list. Nothing is shipped. After you pay, sign in to Whop with the code sent to your email, where all three files sit together. Print them, or keep them on a phone or tablet.

On the blog: Free Crochet Shoulder Bag Pattern: 14 Easy Photo Steps