Amazing Tapestry Crochet Bags Ideas

Tapestry crochet is a very interesting technique, so if you haven’t heard of it yet, listen carefully. This technique allows you to crochet with two or more colors at once, and create seamless color changes as you go. In other words, it’s perfect to create crochet bags!

This way you can create very intricate patterns without effort! It’s a tricky technique for those of you who have some experience, because it requires patience and keeping the right tension. Great way to learn this method is to make something small and useful with it, for example little bag, which can be used to store cosmetics, crochet tools or other small items. Search for links to free patterns under the pictures below.

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1. Evelyn’s Peacock Inspired Bag

Beautiful bold pattern perfect for true shopping Queens! As you can see on the pictures, Evelyn Koerselman rocking her iconic creative project with pride and bright smile on her face! This pattern includes color accents in every row and of course – you can choose your favorite one to chrochet!

• DESIGNED by Evelyn Koerselman
• PROJECT TYPE crochet bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL intermediate

photo by Evelyn Koerselman / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on ravelry.com or read more about it on Ravelry.

2. Beach Bum Backpack

I love this simple yet stunning designer backpack. This pattern is perfect for the summer, on the pictures below you can see that you can achieve beautiful effects with using only two colors and simple crochet and sewing techniques. I would totally rock this backpack anywhere I go!

• DESIGNED by Firefly Fiber Arts Studio
• PROJECT TYPE crochet bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL beginner

photo by Firefly Fiber Arts Studio / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on fireflyfiberarts.com or read more about it on Ravelry.

3. Tapestry Cosmetic Bag 

This beautiful geometric pattern on this pouch makes it very unique, don’t you think? Let’s choose your colors and don’t forget about button closure! Fil Katia had such an amazing idea for this pattern, I just love it! It’s also a fantastic gift idea!

• DESIGNED by Fil Katia
• PROJECT TYPE crochet bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL intermediate

PHOTOS by Fil Katia / katia.com

Find the original free pattern on katia.com

4. The Sergel Clutch 

This simple and delicate clutch in the pictures below was made by Anna Erlandsson has lining and zipper sewn in, which makes it perfect for keeping in your everyday bag. You can be sure nothing is going to fall out. It’s a great gift idea as well!

• DESIGNED  by Anna Erlandsson
• PROJECT TYPE crochet bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL easy

PHOTOS by Anna Erlandsson / hookedbyanna.com

Find the original free pattern on hookedbyanna.com.

5. Plant Lady Tote

If you’ve never made a crochet tote before, you have to check out this amazing project in the pictures below! It’s made by Rachel Misner and it will be fantastic for doing your chores and groceries. It’s not only super fun to make, but it’s also super comfy to carry around!

• DESIGNED  by Rachel Misner
• PROJECT TYPE crochet bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL easy

PHOTOS by Rachel Misner / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on eandpcrochet.com or read more about it on Ravelry.

6. Sunburst Diamond Mochila Bag

How gorgeous is this crochet bag in the pictures below, am I right? It’s designed by Ashita Jhaveri with the purpose to learn Mochila techniques. The whole pattern is worked only in Back Loop and the colors will make it so bright, it will lighten up the most gloomy day! Great bag for your essentials. 

• DESIGNED by Ashita Jhaveri
• PROJECT TYPE crochet bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL easy

PHOTOS by Ashita Jhaveri / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

7. Farm Fresh Market Bag

The bag that was designed to be your go-to farmer’s market grocery carryall. Big size ensures that all of your fresh purchases will fit in there. Wide straps make even the heaviest purchases comfortable to carry home. This pattern is also a great way to introduce yourself to intarsia crochet. The cute veggie pattern plus adorable wording is easy to make and lots of fun to carry with you.

• DESIGNED by E’Claire Makery
• PROJECT TYPE tapestry bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL upper beginner

Photos by E’Claire Makery / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on eclairemakery.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

8. Evelyn’s Blue and Brown Mochila Style Bag

The Mochila crochet is a demanding technique, but it is also very rewarding. Introduce it into your handcraft with this amazing handbag pattern. The finished project is so beautiful, you do not even have to think about the yarn colors. The suggested ones are perfect for this style. The sturdy bag bottom gives your inset protection. Zip closing makes the Mochila Style Handbag a great city stroll choice.

• DESIGNED by Evelyn Koerselman
• PROJECT TYPE Mochila bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL advanced

Photos by Evelyn Koerselman / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

9. Pink Peaks Bag

If you are looking for a new accessory to brighten up your outfit, learn how to crochet a tapestry bag. It’s colorful and cheerful, and it’s roomy enough to carry all your necessities. More importantly, it’s comfortable to wear all day long. Find the free crochet pattern and start your next project.

• DESIGNED by DROPS design
• PROJECT TYPE tapestry bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by DROPS design / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on garnstudio.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

10. Starlight Bag

Intriguing design made with only two simple colors. Whatever you carry in this crochet bag will look really mysterious with this star motif. The bag is very light which makes it perfect for summer days out. The pattern is totally free and easy to follow, don’t miss this opportunity!

• DESIGNED by Catherine Noronha
• PROJECT TYPE tapestry bags
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by Catherine Noronha / ravelry.com

FFind the original free pattern on catherinecrochets.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

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