Bag Patterns

Free Crochet bag patterns offer a versatile way to create stylish and functional accessories. From market totes to crossbody purses, these patterns cater to a variety of needs and styles. Designed with practicality in mind, they often incorporate sturdy stitches and durable materials, making them ideal for everyday use.

Crocheting a market bag is a delightful fusion of art and utility. Firstly, it’s an eco-friendly alternative to disposable bags, reducing our carbon footprint. Whether it’s a boho-inspired sling bag, a classic tote for your weekly market trips, or a chic evening clutch, there’s a pattern to suit every need and occasion.

Imagine crafting a colorful market bag that turns heads at the farmer’s market or a trendy crossbody bag that’s the perfect companion for your next adventure.

Recent Market Bag, Clutch and Purse Crochet Patterns

Large Crochet Mesh Market Bag

Large Crochet Mesh Market Bag

This large crochet mesh market bag is one of my favorite projects. It is so fun to make, and it feels good being eco-friendly bringing my own bag to carry items. Post contains affiliate links and we earn commissions if you shop through the links on this page. For more information please read the disclaimer

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Crochet Pattern Small Bag 1

Crochet Pattern Small Bag

While this very simple crochet pattern small bag is a joy to make, the uses seem to be endless. This is a yarn stash buster pattern. At under an hour to make, it is a quick crochet project. *Post contains affiliate links* for more information please read the disclaimer on the About Us page. Shower

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Simple Everyday Clutch Pattern

Simple Everyday Clutch Pattern

Simple Everyday Clutch Pattern is so fun to make. Step-by-step directions to this everyday clutch pattern. This beautiful clutch is just right for taking a few things with you. This is a great afternoon project. Anyone would love to get as a gift.  *Post contains affiliate links*at no additional cost to you for more information

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