How to Crochet Pouch With Liner and Zipper (Tutorial for Beginners)

Learn how to crochet a flower granny square pouch with a liner and zipper perfect for storing makeup or craft supplies with a step-by-step tutorial from Play Hooky with Me. Luckily, adding a liner and zipper to this crochet pouch doesn’t require a sewing machine and can be completed very quickly.

The tutor explains everything from crocheting 4×4-inch squares to attaching a 7-inch zipper using a needle and thread.

For a non-sew option, she suggests using industrial strength glue but warns to work in a well-ventilated area. This project is suitable for beginners and great if you are already comfortable with making magic ring.

The complete video guide for crocheting this granny square pouch will be available at the end of this post.

EASY Crochet Pouch with Liner and Zipper

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Skills Used: Creating the magic ring or chain-4 loop, single crochets, popcorn stitches for petal shapes, and granny square patterns for structured designs. Joining squares using the “join-as-you-go” method ensures clean assembly. Additionally, the tutorial emphasizes fabric-cutting skills, backstitch sewing for secure zipper attachment, and fabric alignment for the liner.

Guide Span: 19 Minutes Only

Personalization Tips: Experiment with colors and yarn textures to create unique pouches. You can also adjust the pouch size by altering the square dimensions or using larger zippers.

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Granny Square Crochet Pouch Tutorial

This crochet pouch with liner and zipper tutorial will help you learn your learn both sewn and no-sew methods. The step-by-step instructions ensure that every element, from the crochet squares to the final assembly, is easy to follow. You can crochet it in a range of colors and also gift it to someone.

Creating the Crochet Squares: Start with a magic ring or chain-4 loop. Use single crochets for the base and popcorn stitches for decorative petals. Expand into a granny square pattern to achieve the 4×4 inch size.
Joining Squares: Crochet four squares and join them using a join-as-you-go technique, ensuring neat edges and consistent tension.
Adding the Lining: Cut the fabric slightly larger than the pouch for seam allowance. Iron folds for a polished look before attaching.
Attaching the Zipper: Align and attach the zipper using either glue or a backstitch sewing method for durability. Ensure alignment to prevent snagging during use.
Final Assembly: Sew or glue the sides of the fabric together and fit the lining into the pouch. Add finishing touches like edge single crochets for a professional appearance.

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Supplies Mentioned

Following are the supplies that the tutor mentions for crocheting this pouch with liner and zipper:

Yarn (weight 4 cotton)
4 mm crochet hook
Cotton fabric for the liner
7-inch zipper
Needle and all-purpose thread
Scissors
Stitch markers
Industrial-strength glue (optional, for no-sew option)
Iron (for fabric preparation)

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Stitches Used

Following are the crochet supplies that the tutor uses for crocheting this granny square pouch:

SC (Single Crochet): Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through, yarn over again, and pull through both loops on the hook.
DC (Double Crochet): Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through (three loops on hook), yarn over again, pull through first two loops, yarn over once more, and pull through the remaining two loops.
HDC (Half Double Crochet): Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through (three loops on hook), yarn over again, and pull through all three loops.
Ch (Chain Stitch): Yarn over and pull through the loop on the hook.
Ch-sp (Chain Space): Space created by working chain stitches, often used as a point of reference or insertion in patterns.