Here’s a unique little crochet bag pattern design for you guys. It works best with t shirt yarn, which seems to be getting very popular.
No size adjustments necessary for this one. The only hardware you will need is the chain and the zipper. I’ve included affiliate links for the hardware and materials.
I think it’s a cute little design you will enjoy. If you’d like the printable PDF version for this crochet bag pattern, it’s available on my Etsy shop here.
Let me know if you enjoyed this tutorial or if you have any questions in the comments or on my social media. Thanks for watching 🙂
If you really like this crochet bag pattern, I think you might also like my Mini crocodile stitch crochet bag or 4 season crochet purse
Materials
- 400 grams / 90 meters of T-shirt yarn
- Crochet hook size 6mm
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
- Stitch markers
- chain strap
Stitches used &code
- ch = chain
- st= stitch(es)
- sc = single crochet
- csc = center single crochet *crochet into between the lags of the single crochet stitch in the previous row
- rep = repeat
- sp = space
Notes: We will make two pieces round, both sides identical to be joined together later.
Gauge unblocked: 9 sc x 9 rows = 4″
Measurements: About 8 inches wide by 8 inches length with a diameter ( 22 inches circumference )
Video Tutorial for this crochet circle purse 👇🏻
Here’s the video tutorial how to make the lining for your crochet circle purse👇🏻
Circle Purse Crochet Bag Pattern
Round 1 : Make a magic ring, 6 sc into ring sp. Total of 6 st
Round 2 : 2 csc into each st around. Total of 12 st

Round 3 : *2 csc, 1 csc*, rep from * to * till the end. Total of 18 st
Round 4 : *1 csc in to each of next 2 st, 2 csc*, rep from * to * till the end. Total of 24 st
Round 5 : *2 csc, 1 csc into each of next 3 st*, rep from * to * till the end Total of 30 st
Round 6 : 1 csc into each of next 2 st, *2 csc, 1 csc into each of next 4 st*, rep from * to * till you have 3 st left, 2 csc, 1 csc , 1 csc. Total of 36 st
Round 7 : 1 csc into each of next 4 st, *2 csc, 1 csc into each of next 5 st*, rep from * to * till you have 2 st left, 2 csc, 1 csc. Total of 42 st
Round 8 : *1 csc into each of next 6 st, 2 csc *, rep from * to * till the end. Total of 48 st
Round 9 – Round 12 : 1 csc into each st around. Total of 48 st
The end of round 12 cut the yarn and weave the end.* just on one piece of the bag. You don’t need to cut the yarn on the other piece because we will use the yarn to join the two sides.
Join the bag together
You can use any method you prefer, I used a flat slip stitch join. You can also use a yarn needle to join the pieces together. I joined 28 stitches together, leaving 20 stitches open for the zipper opening. See the picture below for the flat slip stitch join.



Congratulations on your new bag! Thanks for letting me walk you through this cute little crochet circle purse.
Sai
Tuesday 26th of April 2022
I really love it and want to try it. Can I use any other Yarn by doubbling it ?
Knitcroaddict
Friday 29th of April 2022
Thank you Sai. You can, I don't know how well it will hold the shape though, it depends on what kind of yarn you use.
E
Tuesday 15th of February 2022
Amazing... Is it flexible or pretty firm?
Knitcroaddict
Wednesday 23rd of February 2022
Thanks. This one is pretty firm with the t shirt yarn. It all depends on the yarn.
Amal
Saturday 17th of July 2021
Thank you for your great explanation I am about to finish my bag Mine looks almost like a ball! Shall I open it from both sides and decrease the height by eliminating rows?
Knitcroaddict
Friday 30th of July 2021
Hi Amal, you're welcome. I'm not sure what you mean by open on both sides, could you give me a little more detail?
Michelle
Saturday 7th of November 2020
Thank you so much for sharing the pattern..I am a huge fan of your work..Though I would like to try bigger size bag that can fit my phone. If I wanted to increase it by about 3 or 4 rows after Row 8,how I would go about it?..please can you share if it’s not a hassle.
Knitcroaddict
Wednesday 25th of November 2020
Thank you so much! I'm afraid I couldn't tell you that easily off the cuff. The adjustments are a little more complicated than that. I've had the same request a few times though, so I'm going to update the design in the future with some size upgrades.
Annette S.
Friday 9th of October 2020
I am confused at the very beginning, starting with rows 3,4,5... the instructions don’t add up to me. I have had to redo the rows a few times. The beginning stitch moves quite a bit from the actual beginning as I move the marker to keep in stitch with your directions. For example, putting 3 stitches into 4 stitches without skipping a stitch makes it not add up to your final stitch count at the end of the row. I had more stitches trying to understand the written pattern. Guess I’ll go back to the video and try it that way.
Knitcroaddict
Saturday 17th of October 2020
Hi Annette, yes, try to go back and watch the video again and take your time, you're probably just missing something small. Good luck!