Circular Handbag Crochet Tutorial: Make Your Own Stylish Round Bag

Circular handbag crochet tutorial:circular silhouettes lead the charge. Departing from the classic boxy forms most closets contain, a round bag introduces a gently sculpted profile that feels fresher than ever. It traverses occasion and season with ease: from sun-washed boardwalk strolls to evening gallery hops, a single circular piece can refine shorts and a tank or elevate a monochrome dress with subtle sophistication.

This tutorial paves the way to crocheting that winning round handbag, step by patient step. If you’ve never held a hook before, fear not; I’ve intentionally kept each instruction light and un-intimidating. When the final yarn tail is woven in, you’ll possess a covetable accessory and the gratifying assurance that you can shape more—gifts for friends, market stock, or personal treasure troves—entirely by hand.

What makes the circular bag a worthy project?

Trendy yet timeless: Its charming silhouette feels a without shouting for attention, landing it on the short list of accessories poised to stick.
Beginner-friendly: The expanding rounds and fluent single crochets keep the mental math light; no intricate pattern reading or specialty stitches are required. With a handful of yarn, a hook, and a sprinkle of patience, we’re set to turn that trend into a personal creation.
Customizable: We have the flexibility to choose from an array of yarn colors, textures, and strap styles, allowing for a truly personalized creation.

Base stitch for beginners

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

How To Crochet Magic Ring ? l Step-By-Step l Video & Text &Photo

Chain Stitch |Step By Step Guide| Text & Photo &Video

Single Crochet-You Want To Know The Most Detailed Information

Half Double Crochet In The Round-The Complete Guide

Double Crochet Stitches For Beginners

Video of circular handbag crochet tutorial

This instructional video presents a comprehensive, step-by-step demonstration for crocheting a fashionable circular handbag, guiding viewers from the initial foundation to the completed accessory.

We will begin by creating the circular body, proceed to extend the vertical sides of the bag, and finally unite both panels to complete the handbag structure.

Additional segments present methods for incorporating a durable strap and applying decorative finishing details, ensuring the final piece is both resilient and attractive.

Designed to accommodate both novices and seasoned crocheters, the tutorial emphasizes clarity and accessibility throughout.

Please prepare your preferred yarn and crochet hook as we embark upon crafting a contemporary circular bag, an ideal companion for daily use or a thoughtful, handcrafted gift.

Material kit for circular handbag crochet tutorial

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💙4.00 mm silver yarn : you can look at the same material.

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Strap and lining bag

Abbreviation for circular handbag crochet tutorial

ch = Chain stitch
sc = Single crochet
sl =Slip stitch
st(s) =Stitch(es)
R=Round
dc=Double crochet
FBS=Fish bone stitch

Crochet body for circular handbag crochet tutorial

bottom for circular handbag crochet tutorial

We use sliver yarn to crochet two pieces for body of bag.

F=double crochet

FV=double crochet increase

Round	Instruction	Total Stitches
R1	12 F into magic ring	12
R2	12 FV (increase in each stitch)	24
R3	12 (F, FV)	36
R4	12 (2F, FV)	48
R5	12 (3F, FV)	60
R6	12 (F, FV)	72
End	Last stitch: invisible slip stitch, conceal yarn end	—

Crochet slip stitch to form bump pattern on the bag

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Step 1: Attach the flat tape yarn to the bag body.

Step 2:Work one slip stitch in every stitch around, establishing a circular row.

Step 3:Upon completing the row, execute an invisible slip stitch to conceal the round’s termination.

Step 4:Persevere by repeating Steps 2 and 3 for six complete rows.

These rounds will produce pronounced ridges that enhance both the tactile and structural qualities of the bag.

Crochet bottom for circular handbag crochet tutorial

body for circular handbag crochet tutorial

Round/Row	Instruction	Stitch Count
Base	We start with 10 chains (ch).	—
R1	Flip over and crochet 9 Fish bone St (F).	9
R3	Chain 1 (ch), flip over, crochet 10 Fish bone St (F).	10
R4	Flip over and crochet 9 Fishbone St (F).	9
R5–R50	We repeat Round 3 and Round 4 until the base reaches desired length.	Alternates 10 / 9

Sew

Step 1: Prepare the yarn
Select the flat tape yarn appropriate for your project, and thread a length of it through a tapestry needle. This tool permits precise control and security as the base section is anchored to the cylindrical body.

Step 2: Start stitching
Position the needle in the terminal stitch of the flat base before webbing it through the nearest loop of Fishbone Stitch on the bag’s side. This first probe creates a horizontal datum that guarantees the base and body are circumferentially and vertically aligned.

Step 3: Continue around
Execute a series of slip stitches, evenly distributed, that attach the base to the body around its entire perimeter. Monitor your tension with the same delicacy that guides a violin bow, permitting the seam to remain taut enough that the bag retains its form, yet relaxed enough to preempt distortion.

Step 4: Finish with an invisible slip stitch
Arriving back at the original insertion point, conclude with a slip stitch executed such that it reclines within the adjoining loop. This maneuver conceals the working yarn’s tail within the inside cabin of the bag, effecting one last minim of fabric.

Tips for us:
Identify the start of the round with a stitch marker, ensconcing the junction in visible yet unobtrusive color.
Maintain an aqueous spacing of stitches to forfend the river-eddies of unevenness.
Create a raised seam with discreet, cadence-appropriate tension that permits the flat tape to flare without hollows.

Other body with same method to sew bottom of bag.

Install strap

Step 1: Mark Strap Placement Identify the hole created by the raised slip stitch in the second-to-last round of the bag body. This will serve as the anchor point for the shoulder strap.

Step 2: Attach the Strap Carefully thread the strap through the marked hole, ensuring it travels through smoothly and without twisting.

Step 3: Tailor Strap Length Adjust the strap to the appropriate length for balanced, comfortable carrying. Once the desired length is attained, the strap will remain fixed, completing the assembly of the bag.