Crochet Simple Shoulder Bag Free Pattern

This Crochet Simple Shoulder Bag pattern is going to be the beauty of minimalist design, seamlessly blending functionality with style. Its elegant simplicity makes it a perfect accessory for any occasion, offering crocheters of all skill levels the opportunity to create something truly practical and chic. The thoughtfulness behind the pattern’s structure ensures a satisfying project with a high-quality result, making it a delightful addition to any crochet repertoire. Notably, the pattern’s clarity and ease of understanding elevate the crafting experience, making each step a pleasure to execute. Whether as a gift or a personal treasure, this bag is bound to capture hearts with its understated charm and versatility.

Crochet Simple Shoulder Bag

Materials

• Crochet Hook size 3.5mm
• Tapestry needle
• Cotton Yarn, Light DK weight (approx. 295gm)
• Scissors
• 1 big button (any size)
• Stitch marker

Gauge

• In single crochet stitches: 24sts x 26 rows = 10cm

Finished Size

• Measurements when laid flat: 36cm width x 63cm height

Pattern Notes

• This bag is worked in rounds back and forth.
• The first chain of the row does not count as a stitch.
• Optionally, place a stitch marker on every beginning row as a guide. If you see the base/bottom piece in the picture, 4 stitch markers were added at the points to guide where to start and end the increases.

Abbreviations

• slst = slip stitch
• ch = chain
• sc = single crochet
• sc2tog = single crochet two together
• hdc = half double crochet
• sk = skip
• st = stitch
• sts = stitches
• RS = right side
• WS = wrong side

Base/Bottom

Start with the wrong side (WS)

1. Row 1: Ch 48, 3sc in the second chain from the hook, sc x 45, 6sc in the last ch (working across the other side/opposite of the base chain) sc x 45, 3sc into the remaining chain, which already has 3sc, slst, ch 1 turn (102sts)
2. Row 2: 2sc x 3, sc x 45, 2sc x 6, sc x 45, 2sc x 3, slst, ch 1 turn (114sts)
3. Row 3: Sc all around, slst, ch1 turn (114sts)
4. Row 4: [ 2sc, sc ] x 3, sc x 45, [ 2sc, sc ] x 6, sc x 45, [ 2sc, sc ] x 3, slst, ch 1 turn (126sts)
5. Row 5: Sc all around, slst, ch 1 turn (126sts)
6. Row 6: [ sc x 2, 2sc ] x 3, sc x 45, [ sc x 2, 2sc ] x 6, sc x 45, [ sc x 2, 2sc ] x 3, slst, ch 1 turn (138sts)
7. Row 7: Sc all around, slst, ch1 turn (138sts)
8. Row 8: [ 2sc, sc x 3 ] x 3, sc x 45, [ 2sc, sc x 3 ] x 6, sc x 45, [ 2sc, sc x 3 ] x 3, slst, ch 1 turn (150sts)
9. Row 9 – 10: Continue as the pattern describes, increasing the stitch count as noted, with no more increases from Row 11 onwards.

Body Pattern A

1. Row 1 – Row 23: Sc all around, slst, ch1 turn (162sts)

Body Pattern B

1. Row 1: [ hdc, ch 1, sk 1, ] repeat till the end, slst, ch 2 turn (162sts)
2. Row 2: sk 1, hdc, [ ch 1, sk 1, hdc ] repeat till the end, slst at the ch 2 gap, ch 1 turn (162sts)
3. Repeat Row 1 & Row 2 till Row 14.

Side Shaping (make 2 sides)

Find the centre stitches of both front panels and mark them with a stitch marker. Start with WS facing you.

1. Row 1 – 26: Follow the pattern decreasing as indicated, ending up with 20sts and then continue making the strap.

Strap (make 2 sides)

1. Row 1 – Row 65: Ch 2, sc in the next st, sc x 18, turn (20sts)

Finishing

• Join the strap with a whipstitch or as preferred.
• Attach the button and create a loop for the button as described, ensuring functionality and design appeal.

Final Note: Always remember to weave in ends for a professional finish.

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