Free Crochet Icecream Pouch Bag Pattern
For summers we are presenting you the crochet ice cream pouch bag to gift your loved ones. The pattern easily allows you to make a cute crochet bag that looks like an ice cream cone. It is a small pouch with a drawstring top and a long strap so a child can wear it. The bottom part looks like a tan waffle cone, and the top part looks like colorful melting ice cream made with puff stitch. It is a fun and useful gift for kids to carry small things.
Crochet Ice Cream Pouch Bag
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Ice Cream Garlic Bag Crochet Pattern & Assembly
Materials
- Yarn: Milk Cotton (125g), ~1.75mm – 2.0mm thickness
- Hook: 3.5 mm
- Wooden bead (for drawstring toggle)
- Scissors
- Yarn needle (or smaller hook for weaving)
Abbreviations
- MR: Magic Ring
- Ch: Chain
- Sl st: Slip stitch
- Sc: Single crochet
- Inc: Increase (2 sc in 1 st)
- Dc: Double crochet
- FLO: Front loop only
- BLO: Back loop only
- St(s): Stitch(es)
- Rnd: Round
Pattern Summary
Cone (Bottom Section)
- Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc (6)
- Rnd 2: (1 sc, inc) × 3 (9)
- Rnd 3: 9 sc (9)
- Rnd 4: (2 sc, inc) × 3 (12)
- Rnd 5: 12 sc (12)
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Rnd 6: (3 sc, inc) × 3 (15)
Continue alternating increase rounds and even rounds until Rnd 15 or desired height. - Fasten off.
Ice Cream Scoop (Top Section)
- Rnd 1 (Ruffle/Drip): Join new color in FLO of last cone rnd. [Skip 1 st, 5 dc in next st, skip 1 st, sl st in next st] repeat around.
- Rnd 2 (Transition): Sc in each BLO of the last cone rnd.
- Rnd 3: (2 sc, inc) repeat around to expand width.
- Rnd 4+: Sc in each st until scoop is ~1/2 height of the cone.
Detailed Assembly
Creating the Drawstring Eyelets
- Work 1 sc in the first st of the final scoop round.
- Ch 1, skip 2 sts.
- Sc in the 3rd st.
- Repeat [Ch 1, skip 2, sc 1] around the entire mouth of the bag to create gaps for the cord.
- Sl st to the first sc to join.
Strap and Drawstring Integration
- Do not fasten off after the eyelet round. Ch 160 (or length needed for a crossbody strap).
- Cut a long tail and pull through the last ch.
- Thread the tail into a needle or use a small hook to weave the strap end through the eyelets.
- Starting from the first eyelet, weave the cord over and under through every gap around the circumference.
- Bring the end back to the starting point.
Finishing the Closure
- Locate the eyelet directly opposite the strap’s starting point.
- Pull a loop of the strap through this opposite eyelet to create two “handles” or pull-strands.
- Thread both ends of the yarn/strap through the center hole of a wooden bead.
- Tie a secure knot at the ends of the strap to prevent the bead from slipping off.
- Weave in any remaining yarn tails inside the bag using a needle or small hook to hide them completely.
- Slide the bead up to cinch the bag closed or down to open the mouth.
Video Pattern:
Pattern Instructions (UK Terms)
Cone (Bottom Section)
- Rnd 1: MR, 6 dc (6)
- Rnd 2: (1 dc, inc) × 3 (9)
- Rnd 3: 9 dc (9)
- Rnd 4: (2 dc, inc) × 3 (12)
- Rnd 5: 12 dc (12)
-
Rnd 6: (3 dc, inc) × 3 (15)
Continue alternating increase rounds and even rounds until Rnd 15 or desired height. - Fasten off.
Ice Cream Scoop (Top Section)
- Rnd 1 (Ruffle/Drip): Join new color in FLO of last cone rnd. [Skip 1 st, 5 tr in next st, skip 1 st, sl st in next st] repeat around.
- Rnd 2 (Transition): Dc in each BLO of the last cone rnd.
- Rnd 3: (2 dc, inc) repeat around to expand width.
- Rnd 4+: Dc in each st until scoop is ~1/2 height of the cone.
Detailed Assembly
Creating the Drawstring Eyelets
- Work 1 dc in the first st of the final scoop round.
- Ch 1, skip 2 sts.
- Dc in the 3rd st.
- Repeat [Ch 1, skip 2, dc 1] around the entire mouth of the bag to create gaps for the cord.
- Sl st to the first dc to join.
Strap and Drawstring Integration
- Do not fasten off after the eyelet round. Ch 160 (or length needed for a crossbody strap).
- Cut a long tail and pull through the last ch.
- Thread the tail into a needle or use a small hook to weave the strap end through the eyelets.
- Starting from the first eyelet, weave the cord over and under through every gap around the circumference.
- Bring the end back to the starting point.
Finishing the Closure
- Locate the eyelet directly opposite the strap’s starting point.
- Pull a loop of the strap through this opposite eyelet to create two “handles” or pull-strands.
- Thread both ends of the yarn/strap through the center hole of a wooden bead.
- Tie a secure knot at the ends of the strap to prevent the bead from slipping off.
- Weave in any remaining yarn tails inside the bag using a needle or small hook to hide them completely.
- Slide the bead up to cinch the bag closed or down to open the mouth.
