Plush Crochet Handbag: A Complete Step-By-Step Guide

Plush crochet handbag: crafting crocheted handbags has long been a delightful way to marry personal flair with tangible utility, and at present the plush crochet handbag is stealing the spotlight. Its softness, inviting texture, and elegant silhouette deliver both use and indulgence, offering the kinds of small luxuries we increasingly reach for.

This guide carefully lays out the entire process, from selecting yarn to weaving in the last ends, so we can approach each stitch with authority and satisfaction.

What is plush crochet handbag?

A plush crochet handbag is the perfect marriage of comfort and flair as it melds the art of crochet with the gentle hugs of plush yarn.

Throughout our creative process, we select a sumptuous, bulky yarn that invites the eye and the fingertips alike, resulting in a purse that is both arresting and luxuriously gentle to hold.

The plush crochet handbag doesn’t merely complement a wardrobe—it infuses it with a welcoming pop of color and the warmth of a tangible hug.

We delight in playing with a spectrum of stitches—half double crochet for subtle volume, single crochet for a more delicate rib—to unlock a choir of dappled textures.

The finished piece is surprisingly lightweight yet anchored with a gentle structure; clever closures and thoughtfully positioned handles grant it the ease of an every-day carry, declaring that being practical and exquisite is not just an option, it is the aim.

Why we love plush crochet handbag

Plush crochet handbags transcend the functional category of mere accessories. These creations are:

Soft and inviting, their texture—derived from velvet-tipped or plush yarn—offers understated opulence akin to a velvet throw.

Visually contemporary, they harmonize effortlessly with formal and casual ensembles, imparting a curated, forward-looking elegance.

Constructed with skill, appropriate stitches and a well-integrated lining confer resilience, allowing the accessories to retain their form and charm well beyond seasonal trends.

Regardless of design—the plush finish elevates the silhouette, rendering each piece inherently distinctive.

Material kit

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Abbreviation

ch = Chain stitch
sc = Single crochet
sl =Slip stitch
st(s) =Stitch(es)
R=Round
hdc=half double crochet
sk=skip
inc=increase

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

This instructional video presents a methodical approach to crafting an elegant plush crochet handbag.

Following our curated sequence, you will select the appropriate yarn, establish the base, construct the bag body, and subsequently attach handles.

By completing these tasks, we collaboratively produce a uniquely soft and fashionable accessory that will become a favored companion in your daily routine.

Crochet bottom

Round	Instructions	Total Stitches
Base chain	18ch + 1ch turning	–
R1	inc,16hdc, 5hdc (in same st), 16hdc, 3hdc(in same st)	44
R2	inc,inc,16hdc,inc*5,16hdc,inc,inc,inc	56
R3	(inc,hdc)2,16hdc,(inc,hdc)5,16hdc,(inc,hdc)*3	72

Crochet body

Rounds	Instructions	Total Stitches
R4–R16	72 hdc (in the short yarn)	72

Crochet handle

Marker for handle position

Step	Instructions
1	Fold the bag in half.
2	Find the center points on both sides of the bag opening and place stitch markers. There should be 29 stitches between the two markers.
3	From the right marker, count 6 stitches toward the center and place a marker. Do the same from the left marker. Now there are 4 stitch markers in total.
4	Remove the two middle markers, leaving the side markers to mark the handle positions.

Crochet handle

Round	Instructions
R1	Work hdc up to the stitch before the marker. In the stitch with the marker, work 1 sc. Then make 35 chains. In the next marker stitch, work 1 sc. Continue hdc up to the stitch before the next marker. In the marker stitch, work 1 sc, then make 35 chains, and in the next marker stitch work 1 sc. Finish with 2 hdc.
R2	Work hdc up to the stitch before the marker. Skip the marker stitch. Work 35 slip stitches into the chain (in the back/purl loop). Skip the next marker stitch, then continue hdc up to the stitch before the next marker. Skip the marker stitch, work 35 slip stitches into the chain (in the back/purl loop), skip the next marker stitch, then finish with 2 hdc, 1 sc, and 1 sl st.
Finish	Fasten off and weave in the ends neatly.