Crochet Lucky Bag Tutorial: A Step-by-Step Guide For Beginners

Crochet lucky bag: creating a lucky bag through crochet is a simple yet meaningful work of art. A lucky bag symbolizes prosperity, gifts, and new opportunities in a number of cultures.

It doesn’t matter whether you crochet it as a gift, a decorative pouch, or even a fashion accessory, this project is quick, gorgeous, and remarkably charming.

In this tutorial, we will work together to crochet a Crochet Lucky Bag, starting from yarn and tool selection, and ending with every stitch that forms the outline.

We will also offer personalisation suggestions and styling advice to ensure you make your lucky bag as unique as possible.

Base stitch for beginners

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

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Material kit for crochet lucky bag

💙hook & yarn needle & marker buckle : https://amzn.to/3TXavWn

💙raffia yarn :https://amzn.to/4nsehUb

💙d buckle: https://amzn.to/41Q9wf4

💙8*18cm leather bottom:https://amzn.to/4pjHZwF

💙chain strap: https://amzn.to/4n3UVF6

Abbreviation for crochet lucky bag

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

Video for crochet lucky bag

We’ll demonstrate how to crochet a Lucky Bag with this video!

Starting with a base, we build the body and end with a nice drawstring top.

Every stitch is easy to follow. This project is fun and meaningful, regardless of whether you use cotton yarn or raffia.

Come, crochet with us, relax, and let’s create a lucky bag which is blessed with joy wherever we go!

Crochet bottom

Section	Hole Group Pattern	Example (per group)	Total Groups / Sides
Straight Edges (Long Sides)	Three holes per group	(2sc, 2sc, 3sc)	2 sides
Corners (Turning Points)	Three holes per group	(3sc, 4sc, 3sc)	4 corners
Straight Edges (Short Sides)	Two holes per group	(2sc, 3sc, 2sc)	2 sides
Base Size	—	8 × 18 cm	—

Crochet body

Row(s)	Instruction	Notes
R1	ch, 11sc; sl to end	Forms the foundation row
R2	ch, (sc, pattern stitch, sk1) × 55 groups; work in forward direction; flip over; sl to end	Begin pattern rows
R3	ch, (sc, pattern stitch, sk1) × 55 groups; work in reverse direction; sl to end	Alternate direction
R4–R9	Repeat R2–R3	Continue alternating rows
End of R9	sl st to the last stitch, ch to fix, conceal yarn end	Finish first color section
R10–R17	(Change yarn) Repeat R2–R9	Second color section
R18–R25	(Change yarn) Repeat R2–R9	Third color section
R26–R33	(Change yarn) Repeat R2–R9	Fourth color section

Crochet drawstring hole part

Section	Stitch Pattern	Repeat / Groups	Notes
Start	(dc, 2dc, dc, ch, sk1)	× 10 groups	Begin base pattern
Side 1	(dc, dc, 2dc, dc, ch, sk1)	1 group	First side corner
Body	(dc, 2dc, dc, ch, sk1)	× 12 groups	Continue along the edge
Side 2	(dc, 2dc, dc, 2dc, ch, sk1)	1 group	Second side corner
End Section	(dc, 2dc, dc, ch, sk1)	× 3 groups	Final section before joining
Finish	sl st to end, ch to fix, conceal yarn end	—	Complete the round neatly

Crochet opening

Row(s)	Instruction	Stitch Count / Groups	Direction	Notes
R1	ch, sc in each stitch, sc in each ch	138 sts	—	Foundation row
R2	ch, (sc, pattern stitch, sk1) × 69 groups	69 groups	Forward	Work across, flip over, sl st to end
R3	ch, (sc, pattern stitch, sk1) × 69 groups	69 groups	Reverse	Work across, sl st to end
R4–R9	Repeat R2–R3	69 groups	repeat 3 times	Continue alternating forward and reverse rows
R10	sl st in each chain stitch; use yarn needle to make invisible join; conceal yarn end	138 sts	—	Finishing round

Crochet handle

Make a tail of 20 centimeters.
Using a crab stitch, crochet a handle which can be 35 to 48 cm long, changing the length to suit your preference or bag style.
During the final stitch, the yarn end that will be used for weaving the handle should be left. yarn end should be pulled to a distance, which will be used for weaving.

Sew handle

Step	Instruction
1	Find the highest point of the black section below the bag opening.
2	From the bag opening, measure 10 cm to the left and 10 cm to the right.
3	Place a stitch marker at the intersection point of Steps 1 and 2.
4	Position the strap at the marked point and tuck the pointed end of the strap inside.
5	Align the bottom edge of the strap with the black edge of the bag. Insert the needle in one stitch and bring it out through the same spot, making sure the black sewing thread is not visible outside.
6	After sewing is complete, cut the yarn and weave in the ends neatly.

Put drawstring rope in the hole

put the drawstring in the hole for crochet lucky bag

Step	Instruction
1	Insert the drawstring from the side of the bag, weaving it in and out through each hole (one hole in, one hole out).
2	When you reach the end, leave the last two holes open. Thread the drawstring out through the space of the last stitch in the second-to-last hole.
3	Repeat the same process with the other drawstring on the opposite side.
4	After threading, there will be two short ends of the drawstrings left on each side. Pull both ends outward to tighten and shape the bag into a lucky bag form.
5	Tie the two ends on each side into a slip knot. This will make the bag look neater and more polished.

Sew D buckle

Step	Instruction
1	Locate the sewing positions on both sides of the bag, two rows below the bag opening.
2	Place the D-buckle at the corresponding positions and use a yarn needle to sew several times to make them more secure.
3	Finally, attach the chain strap to the D-buckle on both sides of the bag.