If you’re looking for a stylish, functional, and fun crochet project, this colorful bubble stitch bag is the perfect pick. Combining vibrant yarns and a textured stitch pattern, this crochet bag delivers eye-catching dimension and handmade charm. The tutorial walks you through every detail from the initial chain to the final embellishments like magnetic clips and decorative chains making it a satisfying project for crocheters of all levels.
Crochet Bubble Stitch Bag
You can personalize the look with your favorite yarn colors and add tags or accessories for that extra flair. Whether you're creating it as a fashion accessory, a gift, or a new addition to your handmade market stall, this bubble stitch bag is both trendy and practical.
Materials Needed
- Three yarn colors of your choice
- 6 mm crochet needle
- Scissors
- Stitch markers
- Pins
- Keychain
- Chain for the bag
- Hook to hang the chain
- Magnetic clip for closure
- Optional: "Handmade" tag (from Amazon)
Initial Chain
- Create a slip knot.
- Chain 65.
Row 1
- Work under the bumps of the chain.
- Make 8 slip stitches, starting from the second chain from the hook.
- Mark the end of these slip stitches with a stitch marker.
- Continue with 48 single crochets using the special single crochet stitch.
Special Single Crochet Stitch
- For each stitch:
- Pick the first loop.
- Insert the hook, yarn over, and pull through.
- Pick the next loop and repeat the process.
Finishing Row 1
- After completing the 48 special single crochets, make 8 slip stitches.
- Mark the beginning of these slip stitches.
Row 2
- Chain 1 and turn your work.
- Work 8 slip stitches in the back loop only.
- Mark the last slip stitch.
- Continue with 48 special single crochets in the back loop only.
Repeat the Pattern
- Repeat Row 2 until your work reaches approximately 31 cm in length.
Creating the Bag Corners
- Make 30 slip stitches.
- Work four decreases by pulling through multiple loops at once.
- Finish the row with 30 slip stitches.
Final Row for the Side
- Chain 1 and turn.
- Make 28 slip stitches.
- Perform five decreases.
- End with 28 slip stitches.
- Cut and hide the yarn.
Repeating for the Other Side
- Repeat the same decrease pattern on the opposite side of the bag.
Joining the Sides
- Leave a long yarn tail.
- Use a needle to stitch the corners together using back loops only.
- Turn the bag inside out and hide any remaining yarn.
Adding Accessories
- Attach the magnetic clip to the center of the bag opening.
- Hook the chain handle onto the designated rings.
- Add optional decorations like the "handmade" tag or keychains.
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