Bag made with squares of crochet flowers

bag made with squares of crochet flowers

Bags are an accessory used by most women.

They have the function of storing necessary items such as documents, money, keys, makeup. In addition to this function, the bag is also a way to reflect your style.

Our suggestion today is a bag made up of squares with crochet flowers.

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  1. Bag made with squares of crochet flowers step by step
  2. Materials Needed
  3. Step 1: Crochet the Flower Squares
    1. 1. Start the Flower Center
    2. 2. Create the Petals
    3. 3. Square the Flower
  4. Step 2: Arrange and Join the Squares
  5. Step 3: Assemble the Bag
    1. 1. Fold the Panel
    2. 2. Seam the Sides
    3. 3. Add Edging to the Top
  6. Step 4: Add Handles or Straps
    1. Option 1: Attach Handles
    2. Option 2: Crochet a Strap
  7. Step 5: Add Optional Lining

Bag made with squares of crochet flowers step by step

The idea is very simple, using crochet squares you assemble your bag.

We leave here a suggestion, but you can change colors and patterns.

Use your creativity and personal taste.

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Materials Needed

To begin your crochet flower square bag, gather these materials:

  • Yarn: Choose colors for the flowers and background. Worsted-weight yarn in multiple colors works well.
  • Hook Size: Use a 4mm or 5mm crochet hook, depending on yarn weight.
  • Scissors
  • Yarn Needle: For weaving in ends and sewing the squares together.
  • Bag Lining (optional): Fabric lining to strengthen the bag.
  • Handles (optional): Leather or wooden handles to attach, or you can crochet your own strap.

Step 1: Crochet the Flower Squares

Here’s a basic outline to crochet a flower square:

1. Start the Flower Center

  1. Magic Ring: Begin with a magic ring using your first flower color.
  2. Round 1: Chain 1 (counts as a single crochet), work 6 single crochets (sc) into the ring. Pull to tighten and join with a slip stitch. (6 stitches)

2. Create the Petals

  1. Change Color: Attach your second color for the flower petals.
  2. Round 2: Chain 3 (counts as the first double crochet), work 2 more double crochets (dc) in the same stitch. Repeat in each stitch around to form clusters of petals. Join with a slip stitch to the beginning chain. (18 stitches)

This round creates a full, ruffled petal look.

3. Square the Flower

To turn the flower into a square:

  1. Change to Background Color: Choose a background color for the square part.
  2. Round 3: Work single crochets around, placing 3 dc in each corner to shape the square. Continue around, creating a square shape around your flower motif.

 

Step 2: Arrange and Join the Squares

Once you’ve crocheted enough squares, lay them out in a pattern you like. For example:

  • 3x4 Layout: 3 squares wide by 4 squares tall works well for a medium-sized bag.
  • Joining: Use slip stitches or single crochets to join the squares edge to edge. Alternatively, you can sew them together with a yarn needle.

 

Step 3: Assemble the Bag

After joining the squares, you’ll create a rectangular or square bag shape by folding the joined squares.

1. Fold the Panel

Fold the joined panel in half, aligning the edges. This creates the front and back of the bag.

2. Seam the Sides

Using slip stitches or a whip stitch, seam the sides of the bag, leaving the top open. Reinforce the bottom with extra stitches to hold weight better.

3. Add Edging to the Top

To finish the top edge of the bag:

  1. Round 1: Work a round of single crochet around the top edge.
  2. Round 2: Add a decorative edge, such as a picot stitch or shell stitch, for added flair.

 

Step 4: Add Handles or Straps

You can attach ready-made handles or crochet a strap for your bag.

Option 1: Attach Handles

  • Use leather or wooden handles for a sturdy, stylish look.
  • Sew the handles to the inside of the bag using strong thread or matching yarn.

Option 2: Crochet a Strap

  1. Chain a length suitable for your desired strap length.
  2. Rows: Work rows of single crochet until the strap is about 1-2 inches wide.
  3. Attach each end of the strap to the sides of the bag using secure stitches.

 

Step 5: Add Optional Lining

Adding fabric lining inside the bag helps it hold its shape and prevents stretching.

  1. Measure: Cut a piece of fabric slightly smaller than the bag’s dimensions.
  2. Sew the lining along the edges, folding over any rough edges to avoid fraying.
  3. Attach: Use a whip stitch to attach the lining to the inside of the crochet bag.

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