6 Crochet Shoulder Bags Patterns for Summer
Which design will you choose this summer for crocheting a shoulder bag? Well, let me suggest to you these patterns, including the pineapple, granny square, flower, rainbow, and even a sleek but elegant crochet bag. There will be many shoulder strap types, such as the I-cord, half I-cord, single crochet, and even custom-pattern handles.
In the end, there is a bonus bag pattern that, although it is mini and not a shoulder bag, is a must-try.
As for techniques, you will be using the striped work, shell stitch, tapestry, moss stitch, and more. Also, from the yarn types, using cotton, lace, macrame, and many more yarns.
01 of 05 Crochet Pineapple Shoulder Bag
This charming pineapple bag stands about 15 cm tall and features a sturdy 12 cm base. It uses 3mm cotton yarn in yellow and green to create a textured, fruit-like look that is perfect for a small accessory or gift.
General Making:
Start with a yellow magic ring, increasing rounds of single crochets until the base is 12 cm wide. For the body, alternate shell stitches (5 double crochets in one stitch) with single crochets, switching to green yarn for the top. Finish by chaining 10 to create pointed leaves and threading a drawstring through the top loops.
02 of 05 Crochet Daisy Shoulder Bag
This shoulder bag has a vibrant floral pattern created using tapestry crochet techniques. It is worked with 2mm cord yarn in resulting in a sturdy accessory that measures approximately 29 cm wide and 22 cm tall. The bag is just perfect for beach parties and for adding colors to your outfit.
General Making:
Start with a magic ring or chain base, then crochet rounds without increasing to grow the sides upward. Finish by adding straps—either by chaining directly onto the top or sewing them on separately—then fasten off and weave in the ends.
03 of 05 Crochet African Flower Shoulder Bag
This vibrant floral bag measures approximately 37 cm wide and 40 cm tall from the strap peak to the base. It uses size 6 cotton yarn in cream, white, and lilac to create 13 detailed African Flower squares that give the bag a classic, handmade aesthetic.
General Making:
To assemble the bag, join five squares for each side and three along the bottom and sides using slip stitches through the inner loops for a decorative seam. Finish by crocheting straps from the top peaks using long chains, then work 4–5 rounds of single crochet to make them thick and sturdy.
04 of 05 Crochet Little Bag For Children
This adorable mini amigurumi bag stands approximately 10 cm tall with a rounded 8 cm circular base. It is crafted using 100% cotton yarn in soft candy colors like blue, lilac, pink, yellow, and green. The pattern worked with double strands and a 3.5 mm hook to create a sturdy, rainbow-striped accessory for children.
General Making:
Start with an 8-stitch magic ring, increasing over six rounds to create a flat base. Crochet six rounds of cream-colored stitches for the body, followed by five rainbow rounds of color changes. Finish by sewing and gluing two 25-stitch straps to the inside and adding a decorative crochet bow to the front.
05 of 05 Crochet Nice Shoulder Bag
This elegant macrame shoulder bag measures 20 cm wide and 21 cm tall, with a pattern created by alternating long and standard single crochet stitches. It is made using 3mm macrame cord and a 6.0 mm hook, giving it a sturdy structure and a handmade look suitable for daily use.
General Making:
Crochet a foundation of 22 chains and work eight rounds to form a 20 cm x 7 cm base. For the body, alternate between back loops and the row below for 20 rounds to create a textured “V” pattern. Complete the bag by attaching a small rectangular flap and sewing two 60 cm cord-style straps to the inside.
Crochet Granny Square Shoulder Bag Pattern
This colorful Granny Square Bag is made from two 9 cm square motifs joined by a flat side panel. It uses a double strand of 3 mm cotton yarn (or 6 mm yarn) and a 4 mm hook to ensure a tight, sturdy fabric that holds its shape without needing a lining.
General Making:
Crochet two 7-round granny squares in alternating colors for the front and back. Join them by sewing a separate 8-stitch wide strip (78 rows) of single crochet along the sides and bottom. Finish by weaving a four-strand cord strap through the top corners for a sturdy shoulder or crossbody handle.
