Crochet Mini Tulip Bag Pattern For Springs

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For your child’s doll collection, here is an accessory to make. Follow this pattern to make a tiny, cute bag with tulip flower details. It uses soft cotton yarn and a small crochet hook, making it a quick and fun project to finish in just one afternoon. Use it as a keychain or to store little goods; it’s always adorable!

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Crochet Mini Tulip Bag Pattern

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Bi do Handmade has been an expert in crocheting and designing crochet amigurumi, bag charms, and pouches. Also visit her YouTube channel for more exciting projects.

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Step by step Crochet Tulip Bag Pattern

Materials

  • Yarn: Milk Cotton (125g) in Beige (Base/Body), Green (Leaves), and Pink/Red (Flowers).

  • Hook: 2.5mm

  • Other: Scissors, Yarn needle, Stitch markers.

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Abbreviations

  1. MR: Magic Ring

  2. ch: chain

  3. st: stitch

  4. sc: single crochet

  5. dc: double crochet

  6. inc: increase (2 sc in same st)

  7. sl st: slip stitch

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  8. V-st: [1 dc, ch 1, 1 dc] in same st

  9. Popcorn: 7 dc in same space, drop loop from hook, insert hook in 1st dc, pull dropped loop through.

Part 1: Bag Base & Body

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 7 sc. Join with sl st, ch 1. [7]

  2. Rnd 2: 7 inc. Join with sl st, ch 1. [14]

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  3. Rnd 3: (1 sc, inc) x 7. Join with sl st, ch 1. [21]

  4. Rnd 4: (1 sc, inc, 1 sc) x 7. Join with sl st, ch 1. [28]

  5. Rnd 5: (3 sc, inc) x 7. Join with sl st, ch 1. [35]

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  6. Rnd 6: (2 sc, inc, 2 sc) x 7. Join with sl st, ch 1. [42]

  7. Rnd 7–10: 1 sc in each st around. Join with sl st, ch 1. [42]

  8. Fasten off beige yarn.

Part 2: Leaf Row (Green)

  • Rnd 11: Join green yarn in any st. Ch 4 (counts as 1 dc + ch 1). 1 dc in same st (first V-st).

    • Skip 2 sts, [1 dc, ch 1, 1 dc] in next st.

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    • Repeat from * around. Join with sl st to 3rd ch. [14 V-sts]

  • Fasten off green yarn.

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Part 3: Tulip Row (Pink/Red)

  1. Rnd 12: Join flower yarn in any ch-1 space of the V-st.

    • Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), 6 dc in same space. Drop loop, insert hook in 3rd ch, pull loop through (first Popcorn). Ch 2.

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    • In next ch-1 space of V-st, work 7 dc Popcorn, ch 2.

    • Repeat from * around. Join with sl st to top of first tulip.

  2. Fasten off flower yarn.

Part 4: Upper Body

  1. Rnd 13: Join beige yarn in any ch-2 space between tulips. Ch 1, 3 sc in same space.

    • 3 sc in each ch-2 space around. Join with sl st, ch 1. [42]

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  2. Rnd 14–15: 1 sc in each st around. Join with sl st, ch 1. [42]

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Part 5: Handles (Option: Handbag Style)

  1. Rnd 16: Sc in first 7 sts.

    • Handle 1: Ch 12. Skip 7 sts, sc in next st.

    • Sc in next 13 sts.

    • Handle 2: Ch 12. Skip 7 sts, sc in next st.

    • Sc in remaining 6 sts. Join with sl st.

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  2. Rnd 17: Sl st in each sc st.

    • When reaching the Ch-12 handle: Work 20 sc around the chain (not into stitches) to thicken the handle.

    • Continue sl st in sc sts and 20 sc over the second handle.

  3. Join with sl st, fasten off, and weave in ends.

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Pattern In UK Terms

Abbreviations

  1. MR: Magic Ring

  2. ch: chain

  3. st: stitch

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  4. dc: double crochet (US single crochet)

  5. tr: treble crochet (US double crochet)

  6. inc: increase (2 dc in same st)

  7. ss: slip stitch

  8. V-st: [1 tr, ch 1, 1 tr] in same st

  9. Popcorn: 7 tr in same space, drop loop from hook, insert hook in 1st tr, pull dropped loop through.

Part 1: Bag Base & Body

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 8 dc. Join with ss, ch 1. [8]

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  2. Rnd 2: 8 inc. Join with ss, ch 1. [16]

  3. Rnd 3: (1 dc, inc) x 8. Join with ss, ch 1. [24]

  4. Rnd 4: (1 dc, inc, 1 dc) x 8. Join with ss, ch 1. [32]

  5. Rnd 5: (3 dc, inc) x 8. Join with ss, ch 1. [40]

  6. Rnd 6: (2 dc, inc, 2 dc) x 8. Join with ss, ch 1. [48]

  7. Rnd 7–10: 1 dc in each st around. Join with ss, ch 1. [48]

  8. Fasten off beige yarn.

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Part 2: Leaf Row (Green)

  1. Rnd 11: Join green yarn in any st. Ch 4 (counts as 1 tr + ch 1). 1 tr in same st (first V-st).

    • Skip 2 sts, [1 tr, ch 1, 1 tr] in next st.

    • Repeat from * around. Join with ss to 3rd ch. [16 V-sts]

  2. Fasten off green yarn.

Part 3: Tulip Row (Pink/Red)

  1. Rnd 12: Join flower yarn in any ch-1 space of the V-st.

    • Ch 3 (counts as 1 tr), 6 tr in same space. Drop loop, insert hook in 3rd ch, pull loop through (first Popcorn). Ch 2.

    • In next ch-1 space of V-st, work 7 tr Popcorn, ch 2.

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    • Repeat from * around. Join with ss to top of first tulip.

  2. Fasten off flower yarn.

Part 4: Upper Body

  1. Rnd 13: Join beige yarn in any ch-2 space between tulips. Ch 1, 3 dc in same space.

    • 3 dc in each ch-2 space around. Join with ss, ch 1. [48]

  2. Rnd 14–15: 1 dc in each st around. Join with ss, ch 1. [48]

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Part 5: Handles (Handbag Style)

  1. Rnd 16: dc in first 8 sts.

    • Handle 1: Ch 12. Skip 8 sts, dc in next st.

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    • dc in next 15 sts.

    • Handle 2: Ch 12. Skip 8 sts, dc in next st.

    • dc in remaining 7 sts. Join with ss.

  2. Rnd 17: ss in each dc st.

    • When reaching the Ch-12 handle: Work 20 dc around the chain (encasing the chain) to thicken the strap.

    • Continue ss in dc sts and work 20 dc over the second handle.

  3. Join with ss to the first st, fasten off, and weave in all ends.

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Hi, I’m Talha! I’ve spent over two years in the crochet community, learning crocheting and exploring a huge number of crochet creators’ work. I love crochet amigurumi and bags in particular and love to write about them.

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