Crochet Boho Bag Pattern {With Fringing!}
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If you are planning on going on vacation or to any festivals this summer, then you need to wear this bag!
This simple pattern was inspired by a festival/beach boho fashion, which is so pretty and full of fringing.
This bag is not only great for festivals, but you can also take it on vacation with you to wear at the beach or sightseeing.
An Easy Level Crochet Pattern
This pattern is for anyone who is an advanced beginner.
This pattern uses basic techniques, including; how to chain and single crochet.
I made the bag using The Tape Yarn from We Are Knitters in this summer bright minty colour.
It’s so great to crochet with and I used my size 10mm (US N/15) crochet hook, which made it really fast to make.
More Crochet Bag Patterns
There are many other free crochet bags on my blog that you can view by clicking on the links below:
- Large Beach Bag Crochet Pattern
- Drawstring Bag Crochet Pattern
- Crochet Clutch Pattern
- Crochet Beach Bag Pattern
- Crochet Bag Pattern
Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern:
This pattern is great for any advanced beginners.
- You should be comfortable making a slip knot and creating a chain.
- You should be comfortable working single crochet.
- You should also be comfortable reading crochet patterns.
- And understanding crochet abbreviations and terms.
- How to make tassels.
Crochet Boho Bag Pattern
Purchase the inexpensive ad-free, PDF printable pattern in my shop here.
Notes
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The pattern is written using US crochet terms and abbreviations.
You can find a free PDF of both US and UK terms and abbreviations here.
Measurements
The dimensions of the finished bag are >
- The bag body piece should measure = H = 16′′ / W = 9′′
- Bag strap = 44″
Gauge = 10 sts/10 rows in 4×4 inches/10×10 cm
The Supplies You Need
Yarn
- 1 x The Tape Yarn by we are knitters in Mint
- Yarn substitute – Mixtape Yarn by Wool and the Gang.
Hook
- 10mm (US N15) crochet hook
Notions
- Darning needle
- Tape measure
- Scissors
Other Materials
- 2 x silver clips for the bag handles – 1.5 inches
- 2 x silver rings to attach to bag clips – 1 inch
- Optional – 3 x tassels for decoration
Pattern
Abbreviations >
- Ch – Chain
- SC – Single crochet
- Rep – Repeat
Bag body >
- Make a slip knot and chain 20
- Row 1 – Single crochet (sc) into every ch, ch 1, turn
- Rep row 1 until the piece measures = 16′′
- Cut yarn and pull through the last loop to secure.
- The bag body piece should measure = H = 16″ / W = 9″
The fringing >
To make the fringing – please watch the video tutorial on my YouTube channel here.
Bag strap >
- Make a slip knot and chain 94
- Single crochet (sc) into every stitch until the piece measures = 44″
- Cut yarn and pull through the last loop to secure.
Making Up >
- Stitch the side seams of the bag – I used a simple mattress type stitch, collecting a stitch on one side, then threading my needle into a stitch on the other side, continuing to do that for each side seam.
- The bag strap – Loop the rings through the bag clips, then feed one end of the bag strap through one ring.
- Stitch it into place and make sure you have the right side facing outwards.
- Do the same to the other end of the strap.
- Place the clips into open stitches on either side of the bag.
- The decoration – I added 3 thread tassels to the side of the bag for some colour on a piece of leather.
- You can add whatever you want here, pom poms, keyrings, large tassels etc. I found the tassels in a local craft shop.
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