This easy-to-follow crochet hobo bag pattern is perfect for creating a trendy, functional accessory that’s as stylish as it is practical. Designed for beginners and experienced crocheters alike, this project walks you through each step, from crafting the sturdy base to shaping the sides and adding polished finishing touches like a flap, clasp, and strap.
Crochet Hobo Bag
Its relaxed boho style makes it ideal for casual wear, travel, or everyday use. Customize the size, strap length, or lining for a personalized handmade statement piece that’s sure to turn heads.
Materials Needed
- Crochet hook (size of your choice)
- Yarn (durable cotton or blend)
- Stitch markers
- Clasp
- Bag strap with carabiner clips
- Needle for weaving ends
- Optional: Lining and rivets
Base
- Crochet two stitches into each opening around the base.
- In each corner, crochet three stitches to maintain the shape.
Second Round
- Work one stitch into each stitch all the way around without any increases.
Body
- Continue crocheting one stitch per stitch in each round.
- Repeat until the bag reaches your desired height.
Mark Sides
- Use stitch markers to mark the left and right sides of the bag to guide shaping.
Shape Sides
- Begin crocheting outwards from one side to the other.
- Remove the middle stitch marker.
- Crochet one stitch per stitch until you reach the second marker.
Decrease for Sides
- Make one air stitch, then turn your work.
- Decrease by crocheting the first and second stitches together.
- Continue to decrease one stitch per row until the shaping is complete.
Finish Off
- Fasten off the thread securely.
- Weave in all loose ends using a yarn needle.
Attach Flap
- Position and sew the flap securely to the top back side of the bag.
Attach Clasp
- Attach a metal clasp to the center of the flap or the front of the bag as desired.
Than Attach Strap
- Connect the bag strap using carabiner clips on each side of the bag.
Optional: Add Lining
- Measure and sew a lining to fit the inside of the bag.
- Use rivets to secure the lining if preferred.










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