Crochet Small Lattice Bag | Step-by-Step Multi functional Bag

Crochet small lattice bag: If you’re in search of a creation that marries functionality with design finesse, allow the crochet small lattice bag to appeal. Its lattice ribs are soft and breezy, yet a sturdy foundation keeps the whole piece refined and ready for the daily commute, the seaside, or the scent of a secret sweater drawer.

A compact silhouette, in turn, makes it the very definition of stash diversion.

This guide lays the path from the first skein to the final weave; tools are assembled, stitches mapped, and the lattice scheme decoded. Beginners will encounter openwork for the first time without the word “overwhelming” in the syllabus, and veterans will snag a breezy finish that feels like dessert after a formal dinner.

The piece itself declares its character in a lattice agreeable to light yet firm when grasped; daily chapstick, bus fare, and a duo of keys nest without risk of slipping through.

Meanwhile, the openwork frame circulates the air, sparing the reader from dropout-boosted humidity that even the best yarns sometimes must apologize for.

Personal palettes are welcome—shifting, glowing, dawdling, or strongspeaking, the main color begs for your choice; the length of strap and the overall dimension reply: “We’ll follow your cue.”

Material kit

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Abbreviation for crochet small lattice bag

ch = Chain stitch
sc = Single crochet
sl =Slip stitch
st(s) =Stitch(es)
R=Round
sk=Skip
unfin. dc=unfinished double crochet

Video for crochet small lattice bag

This tutorial walks you through crocheting an elegant yet compact lattice bag, from a firm yet flexible foundation through to polished finishing touches.

You will learn to establish a durable base, then progress to constructing the lattice fabric that lends the bag its airy visual character.

Instructions for attaching comfortable straps. The pace stays comfortable and each stitch is clearly explained, inviting you to stitch along with assurance.

Base stitch for beginners

We’ve all been there! Here are some basic stitch we’ve learned along the way:

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Single Crochet-You Want To Know The Most Detailed Information

Half Double Crochet In The Round-The Complete Guide

Double Crochet Stitches For Beginners

Crochet bottom

We execute the sequence [2 single crochet, 2 single crochet, 3 single crochet] as one group for a total of 15 repetitions to yield 105 single crochet stitches in the round.

Crochet body & opening

crochet body for crochet small lattice bag

Row	Instructions (we-style)	Stitches
R2	We chain 1, then work 105 sc across, placing sc in the back loop of the chain stitch.	105 sc
R3–R20	We chain 2 at the start of each row, then work the pattern stitch 35 times across.	Pattern stitch × 35( please see video)
R21	We chain 1, then work 105 sc across.	105 sc
R22	We chain 1, then work 105 reverse single crochet (crab stitch) across.	105 rev sc
R23	We work slip stitches along the R21 round. After the last stitch, we pull the yarn end , then use a yarn needle to weave in ends invisibly, concealing the yarn end.	105 slip stitch

Crochet tether& sew wooden buckle

Crochet tether

Step 1: We begin by leaving a 2-centimeter yarn tail before commencing the first row of crochet. As the work progresses, the tail is retained along the length of the hook, functioning initially as both anchor and tension guide.

Step 2: We carry on, ensuring the fabric maintains a uniform density, until the overall length measures between 18 and 20 centimeters.

Step 3: Upon achieving the desired gauge, a further yarn tail of 40 to 50 centimeters is permitted.

Step 4: The yarn is then severed, the remaining end drawn completely through the final loop, securing the edge for a tidy and durable finish.

Sew tether

Step 1: With the tether folded at its midpoint and the length now doubled but still free of twists, we align the single-strip edge and begin our securing seam. Entering at the second-to-last loop, the needle pierces one mesh, exits the adjacent mesh, and proceeds thus, shepherding the lead doubled yarn around the opening’s curve until the needle nears the opposing end.

Step 2:Fifteen adjacent stitches remain untouched, their gaps deliberately retained to create a closed girth. In the compensatory reversal, we retrace the first stitch .

Step 3: Finally, we sew tether at the midpoint of the bag’s back of bag .

sew tether on the bag of back for crochet small lattice bag

Sew wooden buckle

Step 1: The vertical dimension of the bag body is recorded as 25 cm using a calibrated ruler.

Step 2: For aesthetic and structural balance, 13 cm of margin is retained along each lateral edge of the front surface prior to layout.

Step 3: The wooden buckle is center upon the pattern, situated 2 cm beneath the top bag opening, aligning with the vertical axis of the bag.

Step 4: A double-stitch is executed to ensure the buckle is mechanically secure and resistant to longitudinal and shear forces.

Step 5: The previously assembled tether, which terminates in a circular ring, is then affixed to the buckle, thereby cinching and stabilizing the upper perimeter of the bag opening.

Crochet handle & strap

crochet strap and handle for crochet small lattice bag

Step 1: Form the straps using your selected crochet pattern stitch to create one handle 40 cm long and one shoulder strap measuring between 75 and 80 cm.

Step 2: Secure a spring clip to the terminus of each of the four strap ends by means of a straightforward yarn needle .

sew spring clip one the end of handle for crochet small lattice bag

Step 3: For modularity, insert an additional spring clip at the midpoint of each strap; this will permit the rapid interchange of the handle and shoulder strap as needed.

Step 4: Installing D-buckle, execute a simple whip stitch at Round 20 of the bag, placing one D-buckle on each lateral side and utilizing a hand sewing needle to achieve a secure affixation.

Step 5: Finally, engage the spring clips attached to the straps by inserting them into the respective D-buckle , thereby completing the attachment and allowing for fluid adjustment of the bag’s carrying configuration.