Crochet Bucket Bag Free Pattern | Step-by-Step Tutorial For All Skill Levels

Crochet bucket bag free pattern : realizingable your passion of designing, making, and using your handmade bag that artfully stylish yet functional, you exactly at the right address. You will in a moment Appreciate a Crochet Bucket Bag Free Pattern that will be entertaining for an absolute novice as well as an advanced crocheter. Its uncluttered architectural silhouettes and contemporary aesthetics will have you head over hooks in love with crocheting all over again with this crocheted bucket bag.

All of this, and much more, will be accomplished collaboratively in this guide — from the selection of appropriate raw materials and the requisite initial stitches, to accomplishing an entire crocheting pattern stepwise. Bring out your hook and yarn, and let us create greatness with this crocheted bucket bag!

Material kit for crochet bucket bag free pattern

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💙PU leather bag bottom:https://amzn.to/47Z6IQw

Abbreviation for crochet bucket bag free pattern

ch = Chain stitch
sc = Single crochet
sl =Slip stitch
st(s) =Stitch(es)
R=Round
hdc=Half double crochet
dc=Double crochet
Striped SC=Striped single crochet
Star st=Star Stitch
Inc=Increase
Dense sc=Dense Single Crochet

Video for crochet bucket bag free pattern

In this video, we’ll crochet a stylish bucket bag from start to finish together!

We’ll cover the base, body, opening, and strap using simple single crochet stitches. Perfect for beginners who love handmade fashion.

Grab your yarn and hook, and let’s create our bucket bag!

Crochet bottom

Please see picture as pattern:

Then we need crochet slip stitch to the hole , the last stitch to make invisible stitch to close this hole.

Crochet body

Row (R)	Instruction	Details / Notes
R1	see above picture	— (Base row)
R2	ch, 32 sc, (sc, inc) × 2, 12 sc, (sc, inc) × 2, 36 sc, (sc, inc) × 2, 12 sc, (sc, inc) × 2, 4 sc	Increases evenly around; total 120 stitches
R3	ch, 120 sc	Work in back of chain stitch
R4–R10	ch, 120 sc	Spiral crochet, do not slip stitch to join at the end of each round
R11	(Change yarn) 3 ch, star st × 60	Begin star stitch section
R12	ch, flip over, 2 hdc in each hole × 60, sl st, ch to fix, conceal yarn end	Completes one round of star stitch
R13	(Change yarn) 3 ch, star st × 60	Repeat star stitch pattern
R14	ch, flip over, 2 hdc in each hole × 60, sl st, ch to fix, conceal yarn end	—
R15	(Change yarn) 3 ch, star st × 60	Repeat star stitch pattern
R16	ch, flip over, 2 hdc in each hole × 60, sl st, ch to fix, conceal yarn end	—
R17	ch, 120 sc	Crochet in each stitch, finish with invisible slip stitch without cutting yarn
R18–R38	ch, (striped sc, dense sc) × 60	Continue in spiral rounds, last stitch: invisible slip stitch without cutting yarn
R39(opening)	120 sl st	Use yarn needle to make invisible slip stitch at end

crochet opening for crochet bucket bag free pattern

Crochet strap

Row (R)	Instruction	Details / Notes
Base	Leave a 50 cm yarn tail, then ch 90 + 2 ch	We’ll use the long tail later for sewing
R1	Starting from the second stitch from hook, work star stitch × 44, then 1 dc	This forms our first textured star stitch row
R2	ch, flip over, 2 hdc in each hole, 1 hdc at the end, ch to fix it	Leave a 50 cm yarn tail for sewing
R3	sl st on both sides; after the last sl st, pull the yarn end out and weave in the extra yarn neatly	This step gives our edge a clean finish
Next Step (Color Change)	Using pink yarn (or your favorite color), sl st on both sides again	After the last sl st, pull the yarn end out and weave it in carefully so it looks neat and tidy

Sew D buckle

Position the D-Buckle at the strap. With the aid of a yarn needle, attach the D-buckle firmly to the strap using several stitches, ensuring the stitches are tight, secure and the joining of the D-buckle and strap is very strong.

Sew leather snap buckles button

We locate the center of the top of the bag.

Next, we position the leather snap closure – one part is on the outer side of the opening and the other on the inner side. With the hand sewing needle, we attach the two parts and, once done, conceal and weave in any loose threads.