Hey everyone! I pulled out the crochet hook for this free crochet satchel pattern today. It is the perfect size for kids! This crochet satchel pattern is an easy project that works up very quickly and would make the perfect gift for your little one.
I love this super soft Folklore yarn. It comes in a wide variety of colors which makes personalizing this project a cinch. Simply grab your favorite color and start crocheting!
Supplies needed to make your own crochet satchel pattern:
Crochet Satchel Pattern
Row 1: Start with a chain of 22 ch stitches. Work a dc into the second chain from the hook, dc in the next 20 st (20 total dc stitches).
Row 2: Turn, ch 2, dc back loop only until you reach the end of the first row, ending with a dc stitch (20 total dc stitches).
Row 3: Turn, ch 2, dc front loop only until you reach the end of the row, ending with a dc stitch (20 total dc stitches).
Row 4-28: Repeat Row 2 & 3. Finish off, weave in ends.
Strap: Start with a chain of 98. Work a dc into the second chain from the end, dc into the next 96 stitches. Finish off, weave in ends.
Step One. Complete the crochet pattern. Your crochet piece will be approximately 18″ long. Fold the bottom six inches up and using a yarn needle, sew the sides together.
Step Two. Attach the strap to the satchel. Use yarn and the yarn needle to sew the strap to the sides of the satchel.
Step Three. Weave in any loose ends of yarn.
Step Four. (Optional) Add embellishments like leather, clasps and charms.
I loved personalizing this bag with a few strips of leather woven into the crochet stitches. Adding a clip on lanyard with a variety of charms made this a hit with my guy too! He has already been toting this around the playground and filling it with all sorts of treasures.
If you enjoyed this crochet satchel pattern, you’ll love this panda bear hat crochet pattern – perfect for kids!
More Project Ideas
Heather is a work-at-home mom and the creative mind behind Twin Dragonfly Designs. She has always had a passion for inspiring creativity and shares her love for all things crafty with her twin boys. When she is not creating epic masterpieces with her kids you can find her camping in the great outdoors, enjoying a good book or watching a Star Wars marathon.
What does this yarn feel like?
Such great ideas, I always look forward to your posts to see what you’ve been up to.