This Crochet Bag Practically Makes Itself ✨🧶 Quick & Easy ! @PlayHookywithMe
This Crochet Bag Practically Makes Itself ✨🧶 Quick & Easy !  @PlayHookywithMe
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Crochet this beautiful bag in one afternoon! Discover the magic of this super simple market bag that shapes itself as you go—no sewing required, just single crochets and V-stitches! I’ll guide you through this easy-to-memorize medium-sized version and share simple tips to resize it to your liking.

This pattern is my own variation on the clever no-sew construction popularized by Stephanie Zed.


6 mm hook
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Susan Bates Finishing Needles
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Favorite Stitch Markers
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Peaches & Creme Panorama - 205g used of a 400g "cone"
(I found it at Walmart)
Yarn Bee Mercerized Cotton - 2 100g balls to make this bag.
Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton- 2 100g balls to make this bag

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🧶 Pattern

Base Band:
Ch 21.
Row 1: Sc in back bump of 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across (20 sc).

Tip: If working into the back bump is difficult, use a 5 mm hook to help ease into the stitches—then return to the 6 mm.

Rows 2–5: Ch 1, turn. Sc in each st across (20 sc).

Body of Bag (V-Stitches):
Row 6: Ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1), turn. Dc in first st.
V-st (dc, ch 1, dc) in each st across. (20 V-sts).

Row 7: Ch 4, turn. Dc in ch-1 sp of first V-st.
V-st in each ch-1 space across. (20 V-sts).

Repeat Row 7 for a total of 35 rows of V-stitches.

Closing Band:
Row 41: Ch 1, turn.
Sc in each ch-1 sp of V-st across. (20 sc)

Rows 42–45: Ch 1, turn. Sc in each st across. (20 sc)

Sides & Straps:

Note: If you're right-handed, you'll naturally work in a counterclockwise direction (to the left) as you go. You’ll follow a repeating sequence of: strap → side → strap → side.

Strap:
Ch 65 and turn.
Join to opposite top corner with a sl st (be sure chain is not twisted).

Side:
*Sc across the 5 sc edge of the bag (1 sc per row = 5 sc).
Sc in each V-st row-end space along the side (1 sc per row = 35 sc).
Sc across the 5 sc edge of the bag (1 sc per row = 5 sc).
Ch 65 for second strap and sl st to opposite top corner to join.
Repeat from * until you reach the first ch-65 strap.
This completes Round 1 of edging.

Rounds 2–6
Work 1 sc in each chain and stitch around the entire bag.
For the strap chains, I recommend working into the back bumps (back loops of the chain) for a neater edge.

Tip: Use a stitch marker to keep track of your rounds.

To finish, slip stitch to the first stitch to join or use an invisible join.


Optional Sizes:

Small:
Approx. 9" wide x 13" high (23 cm x 33 cm)
Starting chain: 18 (17 single crochets)
Body: 25–30 rows of V-stitches
Straps: 55–60 chains
Approximate yarn weight: 150–160 grams

Large:
Approx. 15" wide x 20" high (38 cm x 51 cm)
Starting chain: 26 (25 single crochets)
Body: 50–52 rows of V-stitches
Straps: 75+ for an over-the-shoulder fit
Approximate yarn weight: 310–325 grams

The little bag in the video:
Finished size: approx. 6" wide x 11" high (15 cm x 28 cm)
Starting chain: 16 (15 single crochets)
Body: 15 rows of V-stitches
Straps: Ch 50
Yarn weight: 80 grams


Time Stamps ⏰ :

00:00 Intro
00:28 Measurements, Hook & Yarn
02:05 Starting Chain & First 5 Rows
04:16 Body of Bag V- Stitch
05:53 Pattern Repeat
08:18 Next 5 Rows of SC
10:04 Sides & Straps
17:31 Fastening Off
18:55 Resizing
19:41 Liner?
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