Crochet Phone Pouch Bag Pattern Step by step
Have a look at this handy and cute bag designed to keep your phone safe. The bag has a main space for your phone and a clever little pocket on the front flap to hold money or cards. It comes with a long strap so you can wear it easily across your body, and a sweet flower charm hanging on the side makes it look extra lovely.
Easy Crochet Phone Pouch Bag
About The Creator:
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.
Crochet Phone Pouch Bag Pattern
Materials
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Yarn: Polyester macrame cord (2mm – 3mm) or any sturdy woven yarn (approx. 125g/1 skein).
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Hook: 2.5 mm
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Accessories:
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Magnetic snap button
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2 small D-rings or lobster clasps (optional for strap attachment)
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Yarn needle
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Stitch markers
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Abbreviations (US Terms)
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ch: Chain
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st(s): Stitch(es)
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sc: Single Crochet
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hdc: Half Double Crochet
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dc: Double Crochet
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sl st: Slip Stitch
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yo: Yarn Over
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inc: Increase (2 sts in same st)
Instructions
Part 1: Main Body Panel
The body is worked as one long rectangular strip which will fold up to form the front, back, and flap.
Sizing Note: Measure your phone height (including case). Add 3 cm (approx. 1.2 inches). Multiply this total by 3 to get the length of your foundation chain.
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Example: Phone is 16cm + 3cm = 19cm. Chain length should be 19cm x 3 = 57cm.
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Estimated Chain Count: ~120 chains (adjust based on your tension and measurements).
Foundation:
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Make a chain based on the calculation above + 4 extra chains.
Row 1 (Star Stitch):
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Insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook in 3rd ch, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook in 4th ch, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook in 5th ch, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook in 6th ch, pull up a loop. (6 loops on hook).
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YO and pull through all 6 loops. Ch 1 to close the “eye”. (First star made).
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Star Pattern:
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Insert hook into the “eye” just made, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook into the side of the last loop of the previous star, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook into the same base stitch as the last loop of the previous star, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook into the next ch, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook into the next ch, pull up a loop. (6 loops on hook).
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YO and pull through all 6 loops. Ch 1.
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Repeat the Star Pattern across the chain.
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End of Row: Work 1 hdc into the last stitch (same stitch where the last star finished).
Row 2 (SC Row):
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Ch 1, turn.
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Make 2 sc into the “eye” of each star across the row.
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Work 1 sc into the top of the turning chain at the end.
Row 3 (Star Stitch):
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Ch 3, turn.
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Insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook in 3rd ch from hook, pull up a loop.
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Insert hook in the first st (base of ch 3), pull up a loop.
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Insert hook in the next 2 sts, pulling up a loop in each. (6 loops on hook).
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YO, pull through all 6 loops. Ch 1.
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Continue the Star Pattern (as described in Row 1) across the row.
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End with 1 hdc in the last st.
Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until the panel width is approx. 3–4 cm wider than your phone.
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End on a Row 2 (SC row). Fasten off.
Part 2: Side Gussets (Make 2)
These panels create the sides and depth of the bag.
Foundation: Chain the height of your phone + approx. 2 cm (approx. 38 chains + 4 extra). Row 1: Work the Star Stitch pattern (same as Main Body Row 1) across the chain. Row 2: Work the SC pattern (same as Main Body Row 2) across. Edging: Work 1 row of sc around the strip to finish. Fasten off, leaving a long tail if you plan to sew (or weave in ends if crocheting together).
Part 3: Bag Assembly
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Card Pocket (on Flap):
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Lay the Main Body panel flat (Right Side/Star side facing down).
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At the top end (flap end), fold the edge back by approx. 2 cm to create a small lip/pocket.
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Sew the side edges of this folded section to secure the pocket.
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Forming the Bag:
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Fold the bottom of the long strip up to form the pouch, ensuring the front pocket height matches your phone height.
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The remaining length at the top is the flap.
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Attaching Side Gussets:
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Position a Side Gusset between the Front and Back panels.
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Method: You can sew them or slip stitch (sl st) them together for a sturdier edge.
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To slip stitch: Insert hook through the gusset edge and the body edge. Sl st down the side, work 2 sl st in the corner, sl st across the bottom, 2 sl st in the corner, and sl st up the other side.
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Repeat for the second Side Gusset.
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Part 4: Strap (Romanian Cord)
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Leaving a tail, Ch 2.
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Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Turn.
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Row 2: Insert hook under the single loop at the side/bottom of the sc just made. YO, pull up loop, YO, pull through 2 loops. Turn.
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Row 3 onwards: Tilt the work to see the two parallel loops on the side. Insert hook under both loops. YO, pull up loop, YO, pull through 2 loops.
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Repeat until the strap reaches desired length (e.g., crossbody length).
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Fasten off and sew the strap ends to the side gussets (or attach to D-rings).
Part 5: Flower Charm (Make 2 and join)
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Rnd 1 (Center): With White yarn, make a Magic Ring. Ch 2, work 15 dc into ring. Join with sl st. (15 sts).
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Rnd 2 (Increase): Ch 2. Work 2 dc in each st around. Join. (30 sts).
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Rnd 3 (Petals):
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Petal Sequence (over 6 sts):
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Sc in 1st st.
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Hdc + Dc in next st.
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2 Dc in next st.
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Dc + Hdc in next st.
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Sc in next st.
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Sl st in next st.
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Repeat 5 times to make 5 petals. Fasten off.
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Assembly: Place the two flowers wrong sides together. Sl st around the edges to join them into one thick flower. Add a chain loop to hang it from the bag.
Finishing
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Attach a magnetic snap button to the inside of the flap and the body of the bag.
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Weave in all loose ends.
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Attach the flower charm to the side of the bag.
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